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This proposal is for a magazine about the Netflix and TV comedy series Brooklyn Nine-Nine. The magazine will contain information about the main characters of the show, summaries of each season including the main plot points, and details about the relationships between characters. The target audience is 15-18 year olds of any gender who are type A personalities or emulators as they will appreciate the humor of the show. Care will be taken to avoid potentially offensive content and ensure the magazine does not infringe on any copyrights by being sufficiently different from existing Brooklyn Nine-Nine products.
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3. formal proposal
1) The document proposes a radio and Spotify ad for Coca Cola targeted at young males and females aged 12-35 who enjoy movies like Mission Impossible.
2) The ad would use the soundtrack from a Mission Impossible Coke Zero TV ad for inspiration and feature purposely bad voice acting to appeal to the target audience's sense of humor.
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4. proposal (fmp) 2
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Unit20
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4.Proposal
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Script for question 3
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4. proposal
This proposal is for a short horror film called "The Stranger" aimed at audiences ages 16-24. It will tell the story of one boy and three girls who are stalked and killed by a mysterious stranger. The filmmaker researched popular horror movies like Halloween for inspiration on themes of stalking, murder, and mystery. A focus group provided feedback on elements they wanted to see. The film will be shot outdoors at a park, bridge, and field. It will feature deaf actors communicating through sign language with subtitles. The purpose is to entertain audiences with a scary story while also showing that deaf people can act, and to educate by warning about dangers of talking to strangers.
As media evaluation
1) The document discusses the filmmaker's process in creating a short horror film media product. They aimed to develop conventions of the genre by choosing isolated locations, realistic costumes, and not including dialogue to build tension.
2) The two main characters portrayed are a teenage girl victim and a killer dressed in black. The film aims to represent typical behaviors of these characters and social groups.
3) The filmmaker determines the media product would be best distributed as an independent, low-budget horror film online or on television, targeting teenage and young adult audiences. Research showed these demographics enjoy the teen horror genre.
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This document analyzes the results of a questionnaire given to Ryan Bogle's target audience for a new police crime film called Redemption. The responses showed that the audience had a varied mix of opinions, most go to the cinema 1-2 times a month, and prefer the name Redemption over Retaliation for the film. The analysis of the answers will help guide the creation of the trailer and film by finding what genres the audience enjoys and determining that sound is an important element.
4. proposal(4) final
Jack Morton proposes a movie review podcast called "Morton's Movie Review" that will be between 2-5 minutes. It will provide humorous reviews and critique the plot holes in the movie Interstellar. The target audience is 12+ years old to avoid offensive content. Background music and jingles will be included to make the podcast enjoyable without being too loud or quiet. Legal and ethical considerations were made to comply with advertising standards and avoid copyright infringement or offending social groups.
Evaluation
The document discusses how the student's media product uses, develops or challenges conventions of real media. It describes some of the conventions they considered, such as filming in isolated locations commonly seen in horror films. It discusses the clothing choices for the characters and how they were inspired by other horror films. It also discusses the genre of "gothic horror" and how camera work and lack of dialogue further develop conventions seen in real horror media like Saw 4.
Group 2 Evaluation Question 4 - Ross Walker
This document discusses the target audience for the film "From Whence He Came". It analyzes responses from questionnaires given to the target audience, who were mostly ages 15-30. The film receives a 15 age certificate, so it aims to attract younger adults and couples in particular. Horror and thriller fans, especially students, make up the core target audience. Most respondents preferred abandoned, poorly lit locations for scenes. They also favored spooky ambient music. To reflect this feedback, the film includes a scene in "Volnus' Lair" with uncopyrighted spooky sounds. The goal was to shape elements of the film around the expressed preferences of the target demographic.
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The podcast will be called The Reed'o Baggins Show and will entertain audiences ages 16 and older by discussing upcoming movies and games. It will use vibrant colors, balanced text and images in promotional materials, and light colored logos. Sound effects will be included to engage listeners. While younger audiences cannot be restricted, a disclaimer will warn of mature content. Offense will be avoided through careful consideration of topics. Trailers and sound effects may be used under fair use but the logo and show name will be original creations to avoid copyright issues with other podcasts reviewing similar entertainment industries.
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This proposal is for a magazine called "Henshin Mag" about the Japanese TV series "Kamen Rider". The magazine would contain news about the current season, information about toys from the show, character updates, and a story recap. The target audience is male teens aged 14+ who enjoy the series. As fans of the show, this audience would be interested in keeping up with the latest developments. Care was taken to ensure there is no offensive content and that younger viewers would not be restricted. While using existing character names and logos, the magazine concept is sufficiently different from other publications to avoid copyright issues.
4. proposal
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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.
formal proposal
This document proposes an advergame promoting Coca-Cola that would be released across multiple platforms. The game would involve a Coca-Cola can jumping through stages and ending in a face-off between Coca-Cola and Diet Coke. The target audience is anyone aged 9 and older of any gender or social status who would be appealed to through catchy music and realistic sound effects. Legal and ethical considerations are addressed to avoid offensive content and ensure the game does not infringe on copyright.
4. proposal final
My product is a film magazine aimed at entertaining young people aged 17-20. The magazine will feature articles on popular movie genres like romance, drama, and adventure to appeal to its target audience. It will include information on new movie releases and celebrity gossip to keep readers informed and interested before other publications. Care will be taken to avoid offensive, restricting, or legally problematic content through reviewing images, wording, and ensuring the magazine offers a unique perspective compared to others.
Evaluation
The document contains evaluation questions for a media product titled "Arctophilia", which is described as a psychological thriller film. It includes questions about how the media product uses or challenges conventions of real media products. It also asks how the product represents social groups and what type of institution would be suitable for distributing the product. Other questions address who the target audience is, how the audience was attracted, and what technologies were learned through creating the product.
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This audio proposal outlines a crime story podcast called "Branded for Error" that will entertain audiences ages 25-64. It follows two detective partners trying to solve a string of arsons in various Chicago locations. The podcast aims to hook female listeners with mystery and suspense, and engage male listeners through solving clues. While set in the 1940s, the creator will take care not to offend any groups through sensitive topics or adherence to advertising standards codes. The original story and characters aim to avoid copyright issues.
Evaluation questions
The document contains evaluation questions for a media product titled "Arctophilia", which is described as a psychological thriller film. The summary focuses on key details about the film and title sequence:
1) The film follows a former investigator who gets drawn back into investigating a serial killer who targets children. The title sequence focuses solely on the antagonist and mysterious elements surrounding him like teddy bears representing victims.
2) Technologies like camera angles, lighting, editing, effects and sound were used to build tension and mystery in the title sequence filmed in a school setting.
3) The protagonist learned valuable skills in areas like camerawork, sound design, and video editing to construct the media product. Planning and preparation were also
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The proposal is for a movie review podcast aimed at audiences aged 15 and older of both genders who enjoy movies. The podcast will provide a description of the film being reviewed as well as the host's thoughts on what may happen in the movie. To appeal to the target audience, the review will entertain and inform listeners about the movie. The host plans to be careful not to include any offensive, inappropriate, or copyrighted content that could exclude people or groups from enjoying the podcast.
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- A timeline was made but the project felt rushed completing it alongside other assignments.
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Research - The student conducted surveys and interviews to inform their horror/comedy concept. However, they could have researched layouts more for the DVD/poster.
Planning - Mind maps and researching other videos helped with planning, but the student changed their plan halfway and could have planned timing better.
Time Management - The student timed tasks weekly but should have written plans down and possibly spent more time on items.
Peer feedback noted the poster/DVD cover were too plain but camera skills were good. The student agrees more detail was needed and will change the visuals to better represent the plot.
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