4. fmp proposal luke
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The product is a gaming magazine, poster, and hoodie or shirt. The magazine will contain images and information about upcoming games to entertain readers who enjoy games. It will have varied page and cover designs. The poster will advertise upcoming Xbox games. The clothing will feature an original design. The target audience is males and females aged 16-19 from middle-class backgrounds who want to succeed. No offensive content or copyrighted material will be included to avoid legal issues.
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This proposal outlines a multi-platform gaming product that will include a magazine, website, and audio interview. The magazine will feature reviews of upcoming games in genres that the audience prefers, as well as facts about games. The website will host the magazine content digitally and include additional reviews and information on highly rated and upcoming games. An audio interview will feature the creator asking questions to both avid and casual gamers about their opinions on games. The target audience is teenagers to young adults aged 15-35, predominantly male, and appealing to their interest in games. Legal and ethical considerations around offensive content, younger audiences, and avoiding copyright infringement will need to be addressed.
2. research visual (1)
The document discusses research on existing magazine covers that advertise video games. It analyzes three existing magazine covers that feature an assassin character prominently in the center. Common features identified across the covers include placing the assassin in the center to identify the main character, and displaying the magazine name at the top. Key aspects the author will include in their own work are an assassin in the center, subheadings on the sides, bright colors, and the magazine name at the top. An audience profile targets males ages 15-20 who enjoy achievement in games like Assassin's Creed, and comes from a middle-class background to afford the magazine.
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4. proposal visual
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4. fmp proposal (1)
This proposal is for a PC gaming magazine called "PC Master" that will entertain and educate readers. It will include gaming tips, guides, reviews of multiple games, events, and top 10 lists. The content will focus on first and third person shooter and real-time strategy games. In creating the magazine, color and tools like posturize and hue saturation will be used to make each text section visually appealing. The magazine will target males and females ages 15+ as the games discussed may contain graphic violence. Legal and ethical considerations were made to avoid offensive content and restrict younger audiences, while ensuring the magazine does not infringe on copyright.
Media evaluation question 1
Through research of conventions of student and rock magazines, the author created a mock rock magazine called "Crash" that uses various real magazine conventions. For the cover, the author used a male model photo and included headlines, straplines and a barcode in typical locations. The contents page maintained the house style and included multiple photos and article information. A double page feature spread used a 50/50 layout with a main photo overlapping pages and a pull quote. Research like surveys and interviews informed design choices to appeal to the target audience.
Media Evaluation Question 1
The document discusses the development of a student magazine and rock magazine for a school project. It describes researching conventions of real magazines, including colors, layouts, and common elements. For the student magazine, a student photo and colors like pink and purple were used. For the rock magazine, the writer analyzed real rock magazines and conducted surveys. The rock magazine, called "Crash," uses black, white, and yellow with a male model on the cover wearing rock-style clothing. Headlines and quotes were added to engage readers. The contents page and double-page spread follow conventions learned from research.
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2. research visual (1)
The document discusses research on existing magazine covers that advertise video games. It analyzes three existing magazine covers that feature an assassin character prominently in the center. Common features identified across the covers include placing the assassin in the center to identify the main character, and displaying the magazine name at the top. Key aspects the author will include in their own work are an assassin in the center, subheadings on the sides, bright colors, and the magazine name at the top. An audience profile targets males ages 15-20 who enjoy achievement in games like Assassin's Creed, and comes from a middle-class background to afford the magazine.
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The document proposes a magazine called "rogue gamer" that will entertain people ages 16-24, primarily males, by providing information on new and upcoming video games through visually attractive posters and magazines using cool fonts, dark and bright colors, and mystery-generating visuals. The magazine aims to appeal to its target audience of young male gamers through unique, non-offensive content about action games informed by research and feedback, while differentiating itself from existing products to avoid copyright issues.
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This proposal is for an entertainment magazine aimed at educating and updating young adults ages 16-20 on smaller, niche topics of interest through articles on punk and skinhead movements, graphic art, posters, and a band review written by the author. The magazine will take inspiration from the author's past research and an existing magazine for its layout and cover page design. While some topics may be seen as offensive, the content will not target or include offensive material toward any social or religious groups. Access will be restricted to those under 15 to avoid potential issues. All artwork and content will be original creations of the author to avoid copyright infringement.
4. proposal visual
The proposal is for a magazine called "Hidden Blade" that will educate readers about the Assassin's Creed video game franchise. The magazine will discuss the overarching story across games, highlight favorite parts of each game, and identify the creators. The intended audience is 15-20 year old males primarily, as the games' characters and content will appeal most to this demographic, but information is accessible to all ages as no offensive material is included. Legal and ethical considerations were considered to avoid issues with using existing intellectual property from the games.
4. fmp proposal (1)
This proposal is for a PC gaming magazine called "PC Master" that will entertain and educate readers. It will include gaming tips, guides, reviews of multiple games, events, and top 10 lists. The content will focus on first and third person shooter and real-time strategy games. In creating the magazine, color and tools like posturize and hue saturation will be used to make each text section visually appealing. The magazine will target males and females ages 15+ as the games discussed may contain graphic violence. Legal and ethical considerations were made to avoid offensive content and restrict younger audiences, while ensuring the magazine does not infringe on copyright.
Media evaluation question 1
Through research of conventions of student and rock magazines, the author created a mock rock magazine called "Crash" that uses various real magazine conventions. For the cover, the author used a male model photo and included headlines, straplines and a barcode in typical locations. The contents page maintained the house style and included multiple photos and article information. A double page feature spread used a 50/50 layout with a main photo overlapping pages and a pull quote. Research like surveys and interviews informed design choices to appeal to the target audience.
Media Evaluation Question 1
The document discusses the development of a student magazine and rock magazine for a school project. It describes researching conventions of real magazines, including colors, layouts, and common elements. For the student magazine, a student photo and colors like pink and purple were used. For the rock magazine, the writer analyzed real rock magazines and conducted surveys. The rock magazine, called "Crash," uses black, white, and yellow with a male model on the cover wearing rock-style clothing. Headlines and quotes were added to engage readers. The contents page and double-page spread follow conventions learned from research.
4. Proposal (visual)
This proposal is for a PC gaming magazine titled "Gamers 'R' Us". The magazine would feature a two-page article about the Sims 4: Get Famous expansion. It is aimed at males aged 25-44 and females aged 16-24 from the UK. The content and design would appeal to these audiences by focusing on a popular, gender-neutral game franchise and using bright, neutral colors and common magazine conventions. The proposal considers legal and ethical guidelines to avoid offensive, harmful, or copyrighted content.
4. fmp proposal
This proposal outlines a gaming magazine and poster called "PC Master" aimed at entertaining and educating audiences aged 15+ of all genders and social statuses who enjoy gaming and computer technology. The magazine will include multiple games, events, and top 10 lists to keep readers entertained. In developing the magazine, the creator will draw on research about using different colors and design tools like posturizing and hue saturation. They intend for the magazine to not include any offensive material and to restrict access for younger audiences. It also will not intend to offend social, religious, or ethnic groups. The magazine can use some existing gaming characters, names, and logos but will strive to be unique while acknowledging similarities to other gaming magazines may exist
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FMP Research
Here are the summaries of the two interviews:
Interview 1:
- Last anime watched was Attack on Titan and currently watching The Devil is a Part Timer
- Never bought magazines but reads brother's gaming magazines
- Prefers physical magazines over digital
- Thinks £5 is a reasonable price for a magazine
- Front cover art persuades them to buy
Interview 2:
- Last anime watched was shows from childhood like Digimon, Pokemon, Avatar
- Last magazine bought was PlayStation magazine for £4.99
- Prefers physical magazines to collect and keep
- Thinks £3.75 is a reasonable magazine price
- Likes cover art and posters included in magazines
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This document summarizes Boji Bryson's media studies project tasks for creating a gaming magazine targeted at teenagers aged 11-18. It includes choosing a magazine style featuring the name and a game image to appeal to gamers. Five article features are selected: top games, best gear, PlayStation vs. Xbox, gaming careers, and the benefits of gaming. The features will focus mainly on games, gear and consoles to interest the target audience. A name is chosen for the magazine, "New Gaming Generation," and a logo is created. Finally, a poster is designed to advertise a podcast using simple, engaging visuals and text.
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This is the proposal for unit 6. The proposal goes over the main parts of the audience. These being psychographics, genres and audience appeal
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Audience feedback
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Poll Junkie Results and Analysis
The questionnaire received 16 responses from the author's target audience of 16-18 year olds interested in indie music. Most respondents said the Arctic Monkeys were a popular indie band and that £4 was a suitable price for the magazine. The favorite color scheme options for the magazine were black, white, and red or grey, blue, and black. Most respondents preferred using several smaller images on the contents page rather than one large image. For the double page spread, most favored an interview with an indie music artist over a story or album exclusive.
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Explanation of questionnaire questions
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4. fmp proposal finished
My magazine called PlayGamer and game trailer will entertain and inform gamers about the video game Rime. The magazine will include a front cover, contents page, and double page review of Rime. The trailer will advertise and promote Rime in the style of one shown at events like E3 or Gamescom. Research including surveys and interviews will help ensure the products appeal to gamers of all ages, genders, and backgrounds. The magazine and trailer will feature the existing game Rime but will be sufficiently different from any existing works to avoid copyright issues.
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My product will be a magazine called "The Gamers Page" that advertises and entertains through coverage of gaming. It will focus on the survival game The Long Dark, discussing gameplay, developers, features, lore and more. The target audience is male teenagers aged 16-19, as research shows they spend freely on gaming. To appeal to them, the magazine will use varied fonts and colors representing the brand. Some content like game ads may offend, so warnings will be placed on the cover to avoid issues while maintaining freedom of access. Original ideas and implementation should avoid copyright concerns while discussing existing games.
4. formal proposal (aa)
This document proposes a gaming magazine called "Next Level". It would include top 10 lists, game reviews, debates on gaming topics, and a section for reader comments and questions. The target audience is mainly males aged 10-29 who enjoy gaming. To appeal to readers, the magazine would integrate social media to foster discussion and a sense of community. While some mature game content could potentially offend younger audiences, the proposal aims to review games professionally and avoid offending social groups. Copyrighted characters would require permission to use.
4. proposal 5
This proposal is for a gaming magazine aimed at informing 16-20 year olds about upcoming and recently released games. The magazine would provide details about games, including content, release dates, and prices. To appeal to its target audience of middle class males and females, the magazine would focus on popular console games like those for Xbox, PS4, and PC.
The proposal acknowledges the magazine may include content that some may find offensive, like violent game imagery. To address this, only those 16 and older would be able to access the magazine. Additionally, the creator would carefully select appropriate images and create original branding to avoid copyright issues.
4. proposal(3) 2
This document outlines a proposal for a gaming magazine called "The Gaming Guide". It will entertain readers by providing colorful designs, reviews of video games to inform if they are worth buying, and realistic portrayals of games. The target audience is 16+ of both genders who enjoy achieving skills and belonging to loyal communities. Content will include reviews of graphics, story, controls of a PS4 game. It will comply with ethical standards by avoiding offensive material and sufficiently differentiating from existing products to prevent legal issues.
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This proposal is for a PC gaming magazine titled "Gamers 'R' Us". The magazine would feature a two-page article about the Sims 4: Get Famous expansion. It is aimed at males aged 25-44 and females aged 16-24 from the UK. The content and design would appeal to these audiences by focusing on a popular, gender-neutral game franchise and using bright, neutral colors and common magazine conventions. The proposal considers legal and ethical guidelines to avoid offensive, harmful, or copyrighted content.
4. fmp proposal
This proposal outlines a gaming magazine and poster called "PC Master" aimed at entertaining and educating audiences aged 15+ of all genders and social statuses who enjoy gaming and computer technology. The magazine will include multiple games, events, and top 10 lists to keep readers entertained. In developing the magazine, the creator will draw on research about using different colors and design tools like posturizing and hue saturation. They intend for the magazine to not include any offensive material and to restrict access for younger audiences. It also will not intend to offend social, religious, or ethnic groups. The magazine can use some existing gaming characters, names, and logos but will strive to be unique while acknowledging similarities to other gaming magazines may exist
Fmpproposal1 190501141411
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FMP Research
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Interview 1:
- Last anime watched was Attack on Titan and currently watching The Devil is a Part Timer
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- Thinks £5 is a reasonable price for a magazine
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Interview 2:
- Last anime watched was shows from childhood like Digimon, Pokemon, Avatar
- Last magazine bought was PlayStation magazine for £4.99
- Prefers physical magazines to collect and keep
- Thinks £3.75 is a reasonable magazine price
- Likes cover art and posters included in magazines
Media Studies Project Task 1-9
This document summarizes Boji Bryson's media studies project tasks for creating a gaming magazine targeted at teenagers aged 11-18. It includes choosing a magazine style featuring the name and a game image to appeal to gamers. Five article features are selected: top games, best gear, PlayStation vs. Xbox, gaming careers, and the benefits of gaming. The features will focus mainly on games, gear and consoles to interest the target audience. A name is chosen for the magazine, "New Gaming Generation," and a logo is created. Finally, a poster is designed to advertise a podcast using simple, engaging visuals and text.
Proposal
The document proposes a retro-style side scrolling fantasy role-playing video game called "The Golden Child" that would aim to both entertain and educate teenagers aged 13-19 on mental health issues like depression and anxiety by telling a story about a boy who must defeat bosses representing his mental health problems to rescue a kidnapped girl. The game would feature art and gameplay in the style of The Legend of Zelda and include representations of overcoming mental health challenges without using any offensive, restricted, or copyrighted material.
4. proposal(3)
This is the proposal for unit 6. The proposal goes over the main parts of the audience. These being psychographics, genres and audience appeal
Focus Group Analysis
This is my focus group analysis. I conducted it on Facebook Messenger. I felt that this was something that would be easier than putting people under pressure in front of a camera and asking them detailed questions.
4. proposal
This document provides details on a proposed gaming magazine called "Frosty Times" aimed at 12-19 year olds. The purpose is to educate and entertain the target audience about games, including one developed by the creator. It will have articles, images, and a character profile of the developer's game. Consideration was given to including content that appeals to both male and female readers and follows ethical standards. No offensive, misleading, or dangerous material will be included and copyrights will be respected.
4. proposal
This proposal outlines a magazine called "Real Reggae" that aims to educate readers about reggae music and culture. The magazine will provide stories about reggae artists and history, as well as how reggae has influenced people's lives. The target audience is males ages 16 and older from any social group, as the magazine aims not to offend any social or ethnic groups. The creator does not anticipate any offensive content, as reggae culture is welcoming. While existing characters may be referenced, the magazine will feature original drawings and content to avoid copyright issues.
Audience feedback
The author used Facebook messaging to gain feedback on a magazine page design from an audience. The feedback was very positive and indicated that the bold colors and images attracted attention, making it look like a real magazine one would see on a store shelf. The author was extremely happy with the positive feedback received, as there was little suggested for improvement.
As media studies ppt
The document provides details about a student's media studies assignment to create a magazine. It includes summaries of the student's magazine cover, contents page, and double page spread sections. The student aimed to follow conventions of real magazines like NME. For the cover, the student used a similar layout and included a competition to attract readers. The contents page included the main stories and additional regular features. The double page spread featured a large cover star photo on one page and the accompanying article on the other.
Poll Junkie Results and Analysis
The questionnaire received 16 responses from the author's target audience of 16-18 year olds interested in indie music. Most respondents said the Arctic Monkeys were a popular indie band and that £4 was a suitable price for the magazine. The favorite color scheme options for the magazine were black, white, and red or grey, blue, and black. Most respondents preferred using several smaller images on the contents page rather than one large image. For the double page spread, most favored an interview with an indie music artist over a story or album exclusive.
4. proposal(2)
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4. proposal(3)
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Aims and considerations sheet1
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Explanation of questionnaire questions
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This proposal is for a music magazine called "Inspire" and an accompanying audio interview and photography portfolio called "Wilderness by Sim K". The purpose is to entertain the audience by providing intriguing content across different categories to appeal to various interests. The magazine will include a front cover, interview article about an upcoming artist Rachel, and a follow-up interview and music quiz. The audio interview and photography portfolio will also profile Rachel. Research was conducted on design elements, pricing, and content from magazines like Billboard and Q to inform the layout and appeal to the target 16+ female audience. Legal and ethical considerations regarding offensive content, younger audiences, and copyright were also addressed.
Proposal
This proposal is for a music magazine called "Inspire" and an accompanying audio interview and photography portfolio called "Wilderness by Sim K". The purpose is to entertain the audience by providing intriguing content across different categories to appeal to various interests. The magazine will include a front cover, interview article about an upcoming artist Rachel, and a follow-up interview and music quiz. The audio interview and photography portfolio will also profile Rachel. Research was conducted on design elements, pricing, and topics of interest to influence the final product. The target audience is females ages 16+ interested in music gossip who have incomes of ABC1 and C2DE social grades. Legal and ethical considerations were made to avoid offensive content and copyright infringement.
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My product is a gaming magazine targeted at gamers aged 15-20. The magazine will provide information and entertainment by previewing upcoming games, and reviewing classic games being remastered. Specifically, the first issue will preview an upcoming sequel and review a remastered game that may appeal to those with fond memories of the original. The magazine aims to inform readers' purchasing decisions. It will not contain offensive or mature content that could restrict younger audiences or offend religious groups. Intellectual property will only be used to benefit their owners through publicity and sales, avoiding copyright issues.
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My product is a gaming magazine targeted at gamers aged 15-20. The magazine will provide information and entertainment by previewing upcoming games, and reviewing classic games being remastered. Specifically, the first issue will preview an upcoming sequel and review a remastered game that may appeal to nostalgic fans of the original. The magazine aims to inform readers' purchasing decisions while appealing to their interests in new and remastered games. It will avoid offensive or mature content inappropriate for its target audience, and take care not to infringe on existing intellectual property rights through sufficient originality.
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The document proposes a video game and movie entertainment magazine. It would entertain readers ages 10-25, primarily males of middle-lower class interested in action and adventure genres. Each issue would include previews and reviews of upcoming movies and games, along with features on hidden elements and competitions. The magazine aims to appeal to its target audience through engaging content without offensive, restricted, or copyrighted material.
Proposal
This proposal is for a music magazine aimed at entertaining readers aged 16+ of both genders. The magazine will feature the latest news, gossip and interviews about artists to make readers want to pick it up. It will appeal most to achievers and emulators in social classes B through D. Care will be taken to avoid offensive content that could upset social groups or religions. Original images, names and content will be used to avoid copyright issues.
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This proposal is for a gaming magazine aimed at teenagers aged 13-18. The magazine will be entertaining by featuring popular games, cool pictures and colors. It will provide information on new developments and upcoming releases of games. As the target audience is teenage gamers, the magazine will focus on PC and console games. Care will be taken to avoid offensive or inappropriate content that could affect younger audiences. Existing game characters, names and logos will be used but the magazine will have a sufficiently different format and content compared to other gaming magazines to avoid copyright issues.
Proposal
The document proposes a sports magazine project aimed at adults ages 25-44. As the intended audience is middle-aged, the magazine would focus on recent sports news and events. Both genders would be targeted, with a possible emphasis on appealing to males due to the sports focus. Research would include learning Photoshop skills to design the magazine, studying existing sports magazines for inspiration, and finding current sports stories and information to include. The concept is to create an easy to navigate magazine with clear article descriptions and detailed sections, using minimalist front cover design featuring a basketball or football player to represent the sports content inside. Daily self-evaluations would help improve the work and identify strengths and weaknesses compared to other magazines.
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This proposal outlines a gaming magazine called "Gaming Times" targeted at ages 12-18 of both genders. The magazine will inform readers about new and upcoming video games, consoles, and the gaming community. It will provide recommendations on games to buy or avoid. While the magazine does not have a story, it may include stories from games. The creator aims to include content that entertains without restricting violence too much, but will avoid truly offensive material and edit any copyrighted characters, names or logos.
Print project proposal
This proposal outlines a project to create a gaming magazine targeted at male and female gamers ages 15 to 18+. The proposed magazine would focus on new, popular video games for PlayStation and discuss gaming trends, hardware, and software. Research plans include analyzing existing gaming magazines like PC Gamer, PlayStation Official Magazine, and Xbox Magazine to gather design ideas and content inspiration. The proposal provides a basic schedule and bibliography to support further research and development of the gaming magazine concept.
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7. fmp evaluation luke
Luke evaluated his FMP project which included a magazine and poster about video games. For his research, he surveyed people and looked at existing gaming magazines for inspiration. He knew games well so could include more detail. His planning went well since he knew his topic in advance. He managed his time efficiently, completing the magazine, badge, and poster on time using Photoshop. The magazine cover and double-page spread have appealing bright colors that match his target audience's preferences. The poster and magazine title are large and bold as his audience preferred.
6. fmp production reflection
Luke created a logo using circles and gradients in different colors. He used the eraser tool to create hollow circles within circles so that when placed on clothing, there would be no white circles standing out. He refined the logo by adding and moving lines and circles within circles. For a magazine page on merchandise, he added the logo and screenshots of clothing with the logo from an online store. For the magazine cover, he experimented with backgrounds, logos, and fonts before settling on a background image of Crash Bandicoot with the title text overlaid. For a double page spread, he arranged images of games and added descriptive text. Finally, he began work on a Spider-Man movie poster to feature a game other
3. fmp production experiments
Luke Young conducted experiments to design an Xbox magazine logo. He started with a basic square box but made it more interesting by extending two sides. He added a green circle to represent Xbox and a white ring around the circle. In later experiments, he tried different colors and positioning of shapes. He landed on a black, white, and green design to match Xbox's colors. He used ellipse and rectangle tools in Photoshop to create and modify the shapes. For another project, Luke designed logos for t-shirts, placing the logos on mockups to see how they would look. He also created a poster for the video game Red Dead Redemption 2, adding the game title, company logo, edition details,
2. fmp research
Here is an overview of the strengths and weaknesses of the research methods you used:
Product Research:
- Strengths: Allowed you to analyze existing products in your topic area to understand design elements, colors, imagery, etc. that appeal to the target audience.
- Weaknesses: Focusing only on products you were already familiar with limited the scope of research. Analyzing your own interests/knowledge risks bias.
Questionnaires:
- Strengths: Gathered quantitative data on audience preferences directly from your target demographic. Easy to distribute online.
- Weaknesses: Small sample size of only 10 people limits generalizability of results. Could have gathered more responses.
Interviews:
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1. fmp initial plans
The document outlines Luke Young's initial plans for his final major project (FMP), which will include a gaming magazine cover, double page spread, and poster. The target audience is males aged 16-19 from middle-class backgrounds who enjoy games. Inspiration was drawn from movie and game posters, magazines, and clothing found in the mood board to influence the style and design of the final products. Photoshop will be used to create the magazine, poster, and logo for clothing. Other ideas such as a game or album cover were discounted in favor of creating new types of products.
4. fmp proposal luke
The product is a gaming magazine, poster, and hoodie or shirt. The magazine will contain images and information about upcoming games to entertain readers who enjoy games. It will have varied page and cover designs. The poster will advertise upcoming Xbox games. The clothing will feature an original design. The target audience is males and females aged 16-19 from middle-class backgrounds who want to succeed. No offensive content or copyrighted material will be included to avoid legal issues.
3. fmp production experiments
Luke Young created an Xbox gaming logo experimenting with different design elements. He started with a basic square box but made it more interesting by extending two sides. He added a green circle representing the Xbox and a white ring around it to resemble Xbox magazine logos. A black background added to the Xbox feel. Through experimenting with sizes, colors, and positioning elements, he developed additional logos in black, white, and green or black and red. He reflected that the circular logos with gradients and positioning elements to imply shadowing would be included in his final product design.
2. fmp research
The respondent conducted a questionnaire to research their target audience for various gaming and sci-fi related products. Key findings include:
- The primary audience is 16-19 years old, with more males than females interested.
- Respondents preferred a large, colorful image on posters over lots of text or monochrome images.
- For t-shirt designs, they favored a unique overall image over minimalist or logo-based designs.
- Gaming posters should feature characters from the game rather than just narrative ideas or limited information.
- A gaming magazine would primarily include a top 10 list but also reviews and sequel/prequel information.
- The front cover of the magazine should
1. fmp initial plans
The document outlines Luke Young's initial plans for his final major project (FMP), which will include a gaming magazine cover, double page spread, and poster. The target audience is males aged 16-19 from middle-class backgrounds who enjoy games. Inspiration was drawn from movie and game posters, magazines, and clothing found in the mood board to influence the style and design of the final products. Photoshop will be used to create the magazine, poster, and logo for clothing. Other ideas such as a game or album cover were discounted in favor of creating new types of products.
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This document outlines a pre-production plan for a podcast. It includes lists of potential sound effects and music to use, necessary props and locations, contingency plans for issues that may arise, health and safety considerations, and a proposed 8-day schedule. Sound effects would be sourced from Freesound.org and include crowd cheering, boots running, and a revolver. Music tracks from YouTube are proposed to play throughout and between segments. The podcast would require a quiet room and space and possibly another person. The schedule allocates days for planning, recording, editing with Adobe Premier, and finalizing the podcast.
7. evaluation 6
The document provides a self-evaluation and peer feedback for a podcast production about video games. Some key points:
1) The producer evaluated their research, planning, time management, technical, aural and audience qualities. Peer feedback noted they liked discussing upcoming games but suggested making it longer and clearer.
2) Areas for improvement included making the producer's voice louder and clearer, finding sound effects that better match the games, and extending the length past 2 minutes.
3) In response, the producer agreed their voice needed more clarity and the podcast could be longer. They disagreed that the music volume and sound effects needed changing.
5. script
The podcast discusses upcoming and popular video games, focusing on games expected in 2018. Jack expresses excitement for Far Cry 5 as his favorite franchise and for Red Dead Redemption 2, as the original was very popular. The host is looking forward to A Way Out, a unique co-op game where two players can see each other's screens. Jack also mentions wanting improvements to the servers and player balancing in FIFA 19 and for Call of Duty to return to its "boots on the ground" gameplay without jetpacks. Crackdown 3 is also anticipated for its 4-player co-op mode.
6. production reflection 6
Luke recorded a podcast using sound effects downloaded from online sources. He had to restart the recording after discovering the microphone was plugged into the wrong audio jack. He edited the podcast in Adobe Premier, adding the sound effects in the appropriate places and leaving spaces for them. To improve the podcast, Luke also added backing music to make it less dull and more engaging to listen to. After finishing, he exported the podcast and sound effects files and emailed them to himself.
4. proposal 6
The document proposes a podcast about games that would entertain listeners and potentially spark an interest in gaming, discussing new and upcoming titles as well as fan favorites, with the target audience being males and females ages 16+ given the mature content of many games. Legal and ethical considerations are addressed, with the proposal noting the content would avoid offense by ensuring factual accuracy and brevity of any game clips used within copyright fair use limits.
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2. research 6
The document discusses existing podcasts that talk about introducing topics like sports or games, then discussing those topics in more depth. It notes that these podcasts typically include an introduction and move between topics. The author plans to create a similar podcast that includes introductory music, discusses topics like UFC or games, and may include a guest.
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The document outlines initial plans made by Luke Young. It includes a mind map to help organize and visualize the plans. The mind map breaks down the plans into further details to help ensure all aspects are considered.
1. initial plans 6
The document outlines initial plans made by Luke Young involving a mind map. It references a mind map twice, suggesting Luke intends to create a mind map to help outline and organize his initial plans. The short document focuses entirely on Luke developing a mind map to aid in planning without providing any other context or details.
7. evaluation 5
The document summarizes Luke Young's evaluation of his magazine production process. Some key points:
- Luke researched Xbox, PS4, and PC magazines and chose to focus on Xbox as it was his preferred console.
- His planning process helped him design the magazine cover and double-page spread, focusing on new Xbox games.
- Luke managed his time well and completed the magazine on time while ensuring quality.
- Peer feedback suggested improving the magazine cover font and double-page spread design while praising the realistic cover design and amount of content.
2. research 5
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- 1. Proposal 1 Working Title: FMP final projects What is it called? This can change if you think of something better later Product’s Purpose: One of the products it to entertain because it’s a magazine which will be the main one out of the three one is a poster and the other is a hoodie/shirt. I will achieve this because I will make it a gaming magazine and the audience likes game so they will enjoy reading the magazine. And the hoodie and poster will advertise the magazine What is the product’s purpose (entertain/educate etc.) and how will you achieve this? The form of escapism for this would be that for games and the games for the magazine are not realistic so you can escape from realism. The genre is for games and the games that are in the magazine are all kinds of games so not just one sort of game e.g. sci-fi. Genre: The products are a magazine, poster and a hoodie. The way I’m going to display the merchandise products is online through a website called red bubble and the magazine and poster will be digitally made through Photoshop saved as a png and then displayed on my blogger. What sort of product is it Content What is your product about? Discuss what you would put in it (be specific). Does it have a story? If so, discuss it here My product is about a gaming magazine, gaming poster and a piece of clothing the magazine will have the most content on it due to it been a magazine. The magazine will have multiple covers front back and the content in the middle every page will have a different image to make it feel different and not repetitive. With the poster I’m going to put the upcoming games on it so then people will know what games are coming out and then will be for Xbox one as well. The image styles for this product are colourful and always are similar to the games so it will fit together and with the fonts they go well with the magazine because they fit with the colours as well it makes it better because they all fit together well. And the colour schemes for the magazines they all fit together and they go with the game as well Research & Planning With the research I already knew what I wanted to do I just had to do three other thing and then I decided to do a poster and a piece of clothing which will most likely be a hoodie with my own design on it. The research what I did is about gaming magazines film and game posters and a t- shirt because I was wanting to do a piece of clothing as well and it was the only other option what I wanted to do the most. Where will you use elements of your research and planning to influence and inform your final idea (be specific to certain parts) The stages for the planning would be that I would do a mind map for what I want to do. Then I would make one more mind map. After that I would develop the main idea that I want so then I will be able to get the final idea that I want. And for the research I would have started out by getting the main idea that I have chosen and then I would further develop the research.
- 2. Proposal 2 Audience: The audience is aimed at 16-19 year olds both male and female the social status will be middle class because middle class is the class what is more popular for games so it would be the best one. The psychographic will be balanced because the balanced psychographic is the one that wants to succeed the most and I want my products to be successful Who is your audience? Be very detailed; age, gender, social status, psychographic etc Why would your project appeal to this person? Legal & Ethical Considerations: The projects that I am doing won’t be offensive because I’m doing it about games and if a do a t- shirt I will not have anything offensive on it the same with the poster and magazine they will not have any offensive material on it or and offensive language. I will restrict the younger audience from reading the magazine because the age range is set to 16-19 year olds so anyone younger will not be suitable for them to read. It will not offend any social groups, religions or ethnicities this is because I will not have any offensive material in it what might offend the groups. The poster, clothing and the magazine will not offend anyone because the same with the social groups, religions or ethnicities it will not have anything offensive in it so it will be ok for people to read that might get offended easy. I’m not using any existing material so there will be no copy right issues for the badge for the clothing or the poster and magazine. The ASA codes that apply for my work are No.1. Compliance because the magazine what I have made doesn’t lie and tells the truth and the magazines don’t have any images that offend anyone. 3. Misleading Advert the magazine is not miss leading I haven’t lied about the price of it and haven’t lied about anything. 4. Harm and Offence nothing in the magazine, clothing and the poster is offensive and if it was I have changed it so its not offensive to anyone Think about any offensive material you will include? Will you restrict younger people using/accessing it? Will it offend any social groups/religions/ethnicities? How will you ensure you do not offend anyone? Are you using characters/names/logos of existing products/IPs? Will you product be sufficiently different from existing products to not get sued for copyright infringement?