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The proposal is for a panoramic stereographic image product to educate tourists visiting York, England. The product would use panoramic photos to show tourists views of York's surrounding city, countryside, and local rivers. The intended audience is tourists visiting York who want a quick overview of the area. The content will focus on scenic views and landscapes without any offensive, inappropriate, or copyrighted material.
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This proposal is for a magazine about movies. The magazine will focus on the movie Mary Poppins Returns with a double page spread feature. The purpose is to entertain movie lovers of all ages and genders. To appeal to this audience, the magazine will discuss how movies have become part of culture as a form of escapism. The content will not include any offensive, unethical, or illegal material that could target certain groups or violate copyright law. Everything created for the magazine will be original work.
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The Ellie Travel Company aims to educate people about things to do in North Yorkshire on a budget through a colorful travel poster, video, and website. The target audience is males and females ages 18-60 from working and middle class backgrounds who enjoy experiencing culture through relaxing activities like eating, drinking, and visiting attractions. The poster, video, and website will feature affordable hotel, B&B, and hostel accommodations as well as cheap events and attractions in North Yorkshire like the National Railway Museum, Clifford's Tower, and spa weekends in Whitby. User research informed the design and content, which will not include offensive, inappropriate, stereotypical, or copyrighted material that could risk legal issues or offend audiences
4. proposal
The product is an audio piece describing the creator's favorite travel locations of Whitby, Chamonix, and the marina highway in Carrick furgus to entertain and educate listeners aged 16 and older. It aims to make the places come alive through description in order to inspire people to visit. There will be no offensive, restricted, or copyrighted content. The target audience is anyone interested in travel regardless of gender, age, or background.
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The product is an autumn/winter photo-shoot that aims to make people smile and appreciate the beauty of nature. It will feature edited photos taken during the cold winter months, possibly telling the story of a tree's life. The target audience is anyone who enjoys scenic landscape and nature photos during winter, of any age, gender or background. To avoid offense, the photos will not demean or compare places, and care will be taken to avoid images that could upset social, religious or ethnic groups.
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This proposal outlines a photography magazine aimed at entertaining readers ages 16 and older with images and stories from renowned photographers. The magazine will feature photos from top photographers along with their journeys to success. By profiling accomplished artists, the magazine hopes to appeal to those interested in photography regardless of gender. To avoid legal issues, offensive content will be excluded and care taken not to infringe on copyrights by using only original images.
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This proposal outlines a fashion photography project aimed at 16-20 year olds. It will include a photography portfolio, t-shirt, and music video featuring clothing and fashion. The purpose is to entertain through visual storytelling of fashion and clothing styles while avoiding any offensive content that could restrict audiences or risk legal issues around copyright.
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This proposal outlines a music podcast that will educate listeners about the music scene in York, England. It will provide reviews of various bands, DJs, and venues in the area. The target audience is people ages 14 and older of all genders and social classes. To avoid legal and ethical issues, the podcast will not include any offensive, political, or religious content and will steer clear of copyright infringement by ensuring the product is distinct from existing works.
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The product is a magazine called "Concrete Waves" that aims to both advertise skateboarding and be commercially sold. The magazine will contain action photos, competition results, and event coverage to entertain readers. It will also feature a fan page where readers can submit art and contributions. The target audience is male skateboarders aged 12-25 from working class backgrounds. To avoid legal issues, extensive research will be done on religious, social, and copyright issues to ensure no groups are offended and the magazine concept is original.
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The product is a magazine called "Concrete Waves" that aims to both advertise skateboarding and be commercially sold. The magazine will contain action photos, competition results, and event coverage to entertain readers. It will also feature a fan page where readers can submit art and contributions. The target audience is male skateboarders aged 12-25 from working class backgrounds. To avoid legal issues, extensive research will be done on religious, social, and copyright issues to ensure no groups are offended and the magazine concept is original.
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This proposal is for an autumn photography portfolio showcasing new autumn fashion trends in a nature photography style. The portfolio will feature various photographs set against backgrounds of trees with falling leaves, depicting models dressed in the latest autumn fashion styles. The intended audience is 19-25 year old males and females who are interested in new autumn clothing ranges. Legal and ethical considerations were made to ensure the photographs and designs do not include offensive, inappropriate, or copyrighted material that could restrict viewership or result in legal issues.
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This proposal is for a film magazine called Galaxy Magazine. The purpose is to entertain and educate audiences interested in modern film genres through icons from different films and facts about movies, genres, characters, and actors. The content will focus on how genres like horror, action, and sci-fi have been successful and influenced society by looking at box office figures and audience opinions. The primary audience is males and females aged 15-24 who are interested in film culture. Younger viewers under 15 will need parental permission. While some content may feature violent movies, disclaimers will be used to avoid offending groups. Existing trademarks, logos, characters, and some design aspects will require permission to avoid copyright issues.
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This proposal outlines a lifestyle magazine called "Snap On" that will inform and entertain teenagers and young adults interested in films. It will provide reviews of upcoming and recent films, including a discussion of the new Steven King film. The magazine aims to appeal to its target 14-30 year old audience who aspire to an aspirational lifestyle by making film information fun and easy to read. It does not intend to include any offensive, inappropriate or copyrighted content.
4. proposal for magazine
This proposal outlines a refreshed skateboarding magazine aimed at educating and entertaining 15-22 year old middle and working class skaters. The magazine will include achievements in skating and reviews of camera products. To avoid legal issues, offensive content will be excluded and existing photography used with original articles to differentiate it from other publications.
4. proposal for magazine
This proposal outlines a refreshed skateboarding magazine aimed at educating and entertaining 15-22 year old middle and working class skaters. The magazine will include achievements in skating and reviews of camera products. To avoid legal issues, offensive content will be excluded and existing photography used with original articles to differentiate it from other publications.
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This proposal outlines a line of merchandise for a fictional techno pop band called Time Capacitors. The merchandise would include t-shirts, CD cases, and posters with a theme of time travel, featuring clocks from different eras and a wormhole portal. The target audience is ages 18 to 34, consisting of a balanced number of males and females from middle-class backgrounds with socially conscious interests. The proposal confirms the merchandise will not include any offensive, inappropriate, or copyrighted content and will comply with advertising standards to avoid legal issues or offending social groups.
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This proposal outlines an action movie that aims to be generically entertaining for audiences aged 18 and over. The movie will feature stock photos of people posing as if in tense situations. It seeks to avoid offending any groups through inclusive stereotype-free references. Free stock photos will be used to depict characters pretending to look cool in a filmic way, in a style indistinguishable from other directors to avoid copyright issues.
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The proposal is for a photography magazine featuring the student's wildlife and landscape photos. The magazine's purpose is to advertise the student's various photos in one place. The target audience is under 18s, since that was the majority of respondents to the student's survey. The photos will include bright colors and greyscale images that the audience prefers. The magazine will not include any offensive images or text that could upset the target audience. Copyright will not be an issue as the student will edit their own original photos.
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7. fmp evaluation
The document provides a self-evaluation of the author's FMP project. Some strengths highlighted include the level of detail in research materials and surveys that helped inform product design. Weaknesses noted are including fewer than five questions in surveys and not providing enough details in planning materials. The author reflects on meeting time management goals and room for improving technical and aesthetic qualities of the album cover, CD design, and meeting copyright standards. Peer feedback praises the tropical theme and professional appearance while suggesting including additional designs.
6 fmp production reflection
The document summarizes the process of designing album artwork, a poster, and merchandise for a tropical music album. Key steps included designing a black background with tropical leaves, adding rectangular frames for text, choosing fonts, and editing elements like logos. Photoshop tools like the magic eraser, marquee, and stamp tools were used. The final designs were intended to look professional, match the tropical theme, and appeal to the target audience of men and women aged 15+.
5. fmp pre production
The document provides details about fonts, colors, and layouts being considered for an album cover design project. It includes a style sheet listing several modern fonts as well as colors like purple, red, blue, orange, and yellow that will be used. Two potential layouts are described - one featuring a horizon image and bright colors, and another with a simple, detailed photograph and primary colors. The target audience is said to prefer modern, simple designs based on prior research.
4. fmp proposal
The product is a tropical house music album intended to entertain and advertise new songs. It will include songs by artists like Disclosure and Odeszi. The album cover and merchandise designs will feature tropical elements like palm trees. Specific songs to be included are listed. Research informed choosing a simple album cover design with unusual shaped see-through objects. A survey found house and hip-hop most popular, so the album genre will be house. The target audience is ages 15+ of any gender from ABC1 and C2 social classes who are loyal fans. Copyright permission will be obtained and ASA codes complied with to avoid legal issues.
5. fmp pre production
The document describes designs and planning for an album cover project. It includes potential fonts, colors, and layouts being considered for the cover. It also discusses scheduling, resources, and contingency planning for completing the project. The designs aim to be modern and simple to appeal to the intended audience. Potential issues addressed include computer problems, scheduling, and health and safety.
4. fmp proposal
The product is a tropical house music album intended to entertain and advertise new songs. It will include songs by artists like Disclosure and Odeszi. The album cover and merchandise designs will feature tropical elements like palm trees. Specific songs to be included are listed. Research informed choosing a simple album cover design with unusual shaped see-through objects. The target audience is ages 15+ of all genders from ABC1 and C2 social classes who are loyal music fans. Copyrights will be obtained and the designs will comply with advertising standards to avoid offense or infringement.
3. fmp production experiments
The document describes the process of designing a CD cover. Key steps included:
1) Using shape and selection tools to create the basic circular CD shape and center cutout. Rulers helped ensure accuracy.
2) Applying blending options like linear light to added shapes like triangles to make them see-through but high saturation.
3) Choosing a simple font to match the simple layout and shapes. Resizing logos while holding shift to avoid distortion.
2. fmp research
Based on your analysis of the audience research data, some key aspects that will help appeal to your target audience include:
- Creating an album with 11-15 songs to satisfy the majority preference.
- Including a variety of music genres like hip hop, dance, rock, house, grime, pop, etc. to appeal to the wide range of genres they enjoy.
- Designing clothing merchandise like t-shirts and hoodies since most expressed interest in that over other items.
- Ensuring the album has high audio quality for streaming since that is the primary way they consume music.
- Keeping content appropriate and appealing to both teenage and adult audiences.
- Utilizing a consistent, unique
1. fmp initial plans
The document outlines initial plans for three potential final major projects: themed photography, CD design, and point of sale. For themed photography, the student proposes action, stereographic, and high-speed photography and imprinting images on t-shirts. For CD design, they suggest designing covers and merchandise for different music genres. For point of sale, advertising ideas include sports drinks, chocolate bars, and cinema. The document then analyzes the student's mood board and considers how it will influence their final product design. Reasons for not pursuing themed photography and point of sale include having done a photography project already and lacking necessary equipment.
2. fmp research
Based on your analysis of the audience research data, some key aspects that will help appeal to your target audience include:
- Creating an album with 11-15 songs to satisfy the majority preference.
- Including a variety of music genres like hip hop, dance, rock, house, grime, pop, etc. to appeal to the broad music tastes.
- Designing clothing merchandise like t-shirts and hoodies since most expressed interest in that over other items.
- Optimizing the music quality for streaming platforms since that is the primary way the audience consumes music.
- Considering the wide age range of 16-21+ and avoiding any potentially offensive content.
- Accounting for the predominantly
1. fmp initial plans
The document outlines initial plans for three potential final major projects: themed photography, CD design, and point of sale. For themed photography, the student proposes action, stereographic, and high-speed photography on t-shirts and posters targeted at ages 15+. For CD design, the student suggests album covers, merchandise like t-shirts, and posters for genres like dance, house, and hip hop. For point of sale, sports/energy drinks, chocolate bars, or cinema advertisements are proposed along with related posters and advertisements. The student analyzes not choosing photography due to a prior project or point of sale requiring new equipment. CD design is selected for appealing to ages 15+ using skills in Adobe Photoshop and
5. FMP pre production
The document discusses planning for a music album design project. It lists possible fonts, colors, and images that could be used for different layouts. It also outlines resources needed, potential issues and solutions, health and safety considerations, and an 8-day schedule to complete the album cover, poster, CD design, t-shirt, hoodie, and information booklet.
4. FMP proposal
My product is a CD cover, t-shirt, hoodie, and poster design for a hip hop/house music album. The purpose is to advertise the new album and entertain people with the unique designs. The CD cover will include song information, copyright details, and advertising for the tour poster. Simple graphic elements and unusual shapes with different blending options will be used to match the music genre. The target audience is ages 15+ due to explicit lyrics, appealing to both genders. Offensive content will be avoided and younger access restricted to prevent legal issues. Original designs that are sufficiently different from others will be created to avoid copyright infringement.
3. FMP production experiments
The document describes experiments the author conducted in designing a CD cover. It discusses several tools and techniques used, including the magic wand tool to remove unwanted image parts, rulers to align elements, and the shape tool to create circles for the CD design. Blending options were adjusted to make triangle and striped lines inside one circle more saturated and see-through. A simple font was chosen to match the design's unique shapes and layout. For the final product, the author plans to use a simple design concept and edit unusual shapes with adjusted blending options. Song names and copyright information will also be included.
2. FMP research
Here are the key points I gathered from the interview:
- The interviewee's favorite artist is Drake because he produces multiple genres of music.
- Their favorite 2016/2017 album was Views by Drake because it was original and released at a good time.
- They prefer clothing merchandise over other types because they would rather wear it than carry it.
- They would like to see a tour from your album in York, their hometown.
- They dislike posters with a lot of information and prefer simpler designs.
This information suggests designing merchandise focused on clothing, incorporating multiple music genres influenced by Drake, and considering York as a tour location. Simplicity should also be considered for promotional posters.
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The document provides an evaluation of the author's FMP project. It summarizes the strengths and weaknesses of their research, planning, time management, technical and aesthetic qualities, audience appeal, and peer feedback. For research, a strength was discussing all necessary aspects, while a weakness was not including enough variation. For planning, strengths included a detailed mind map, while a weakness was not including enough images. Time management and adding more details to work were also discussed.
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The document describes the process of creating a magazine logo and layout using various design tools in Adobe InDesign. It discusses using the gradient tool to fade the background color behind the logo text, and the paint tool to add straight lines for visual interest. It also details inserting action photo sequences on the cover, removing part of a lens image, and organizing columns, images, and text on double page spreads using rulers while increasing font sizes for headers. The final screenshot shows covering up spaces with text, and choosing a font to make a name look like a signature on a skateboarder photo.
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The document outlines the pre-production, layout, resources, contingency planning, health and safety, and schedule for creating a magazine in Adobe Photoshop. Potential fonts that may be used include Britannic Bold, Castellar, and TW Cen MT Condensed Extra Bold. Layouts include a through-the-lens tutorial on action photography and information on the new way of taking photos. Resources include a computer, Photoshop, Microsoft programs, and internet access. Contingency plans address issues like computer crashes, lost work, and equipment failures. Health and safety considerations include taking breaks to avoid headaches and keeping food/drink away from computers. An 8-day schedule is provided for planning, designing covers and
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