4.Personal Proposal
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This proposal is for an interactive poster that advertises the Suicide Squad soundtrack. The poster would feature the top 3 voted Suicide Squad characters and top 3 soundtrack songs, showing lyrics and film quotes. This unique combination aims to set the poster apart from conventional posters while retaining Suicide Squad branding elements. The target audience is 15-19 year olds who enjoy games, music and comics. Legal and ethical considerations were made to avoid offending any groups and restrict younger viewers, using only approved DC Comic images and following advertising standards.
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This proposal outlines designs for a Suicide Squad soundtrack poster and CD case that would advertise the album. The poster would feature the top 3 voted characters from the movie and soundtrack songs, along with Squad skulls and color schemes. It would be animated to draw attention. The CD case would have a similar style but different layout. The target audience is 15-19 year olds interested in games, music and comics. The content aims to appeal to both genders and uses humor. It will avoid offending any groups and restrict younger viewers, using only Suicide Squad images within legal copyrights.
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Task 8
The document describes research conducted to define the target audience for a new rock music magazine, including focus groups. Stereotypical profiles of rock music fans are provided, then a sample target audience profile of "Sarah" is given. A focus group is then described where the creator asked 4 rock music fans ages 14-19 questions about magazine design preferences. Responses indicated a preference for bold covers using red, black, and white featuring favorite artists, informal writing style, contents pages listing band pages, and double page spreads featuring question and answer interviews of trending bands.
Assignment 1
This document provides information about the target audience for two different magazine designs.
The first magazine targets male skaters aged 15-21 from middle class backgrounds. It aims to appeal to the skater "youth tribe" through images of skating tricks and references to skater culture. The central image shows a skater performing a trick to encourage learning new skills.
The second magazine outlines a design targeted at emo and hard-core male youth aged 14-25 from middle class backgrounds. It would use black and red colors with bold fonts and feature articles on rock/metal artists. The central image depicts an attractive female rock singer, and banners promote well-known bands to further fans' knowledge.
Questions1 3
The document discusses how the media product, a contents page for a magazine, challenges conventions of real magazines. It has a cleaner layout with images and text than a normal "messy looking" contents page. The strict color theme and imagery of fake CD covers for indie rock and grime bands are used to represent and appeal to the target 18-25 year old audience. The magazine is inspired by Q Magazine so would be well suited for distribution by Bauer Media, the publisher of Q.
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1. Work Related Learning Research
This document provides information on work opportunities and education related to media and design fields. It lists three job postings for a media officer, video editor, and 3D designer in Yorkshire, England. It then discusses the experience and qualifications typically required for these roles. Next, it outlines two university degree programs in interactive media and creative media technology in York and Leeds. It provides an action plan for secondary education and certifications from 2015-2018 to prepare for these programs. Finally, it shares brief case studies of filmmakers M. Night Shyamalan and George Lucas.
7.Evaluation
The document provides a summary of Harvey Hyde's Final Major Project (FMP) evaluation. It discusses the strengths and weaknesses of the research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aesthetic qualities, audience appeal, and peer feedback portions of the project. The research led to a successful final product but took a long time. Planning was strong but keeping to the schedule was difficult. Time management was good but certain aspects took longer than expected. The technical and aesthetic qualities were generally good but some animations could be improved. The content appealed to both genders and a wide range of music genres. Peer feedback noted strong animations but suggested lowering the music volume and improving some animations to match the beat.
6.Production Reflection
The document provides a detailed summary of the process taken to create an animated poster and CD cover for a fictional Suicide Squad soundtrack album. Key steps included:
- Applying a Suicide Squad themed landscape background in Photoshop and adding foreground character skulls and logos from Google Images
- Animating the layers in After Effects with individual characters flying/spinning onto the screen
- Adding the soundtrack artists and songs from a survey in their skull forms
- Setting the animation to "Heathens" by Twenty One Pilots
- Designing the CD cover with character skulls in groups and filling space with additional elements
5.Pre-Production
This document outlines the pre-production for a Suicide Squad-themed product. It discusses using the established Suicide Squad theme, fonts, and characters. Two layout options are presented featuring the characters and music artists. No props or locations are needed as the product will be animated. Contingency plans are described for potential issues like losing work or falling behind. Health and safety precautions are also covered such as taking breaks to prevent eye strain. A schedule is provided showing plans to collect images on various days and use software like Photoshop and Adobe programs during production.
1.Initial Plans
The document outlines Harvey Hyde's initial plans for a project on the Suicide Squad soundtrack. It includes a mind map, mood board analysis, and informal proposal. The mood board analysis notes repetition of skulls, colors like green and pink, and how these aspects will influence the final product. The proposal is for an animated poster promoting the Suicide Squad soundtrack targeting teenage and young adult comic book fans. Discounted ideas include a rap album cover and horror poster due to source material limitations.
3. Audio Production Experiments
Harvey Hyde experimented with recording a breakfast radio show sample with Sydney in the studio using microphones, a laptop, and a sound desk. They struggled to find topics to discuss and maintain a flowing conversation, leaving gaps in their speech. Harvey then used Adobe Audition to edit the recording by reducing silent areas to improve the show's flow. For the final product, Harvey plans to record and edit the radio show sample in the studio and use Audition to edit their content and add sound effects.
7. Audio Evaluation
The document summarizes an evaluation of a radio production project. It outlines strengths and weaknesses in the areas of research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aural qualities, audience appeal, and peer feedback. Key points include: research sources were useful but limited; planning as a group made scheduling easier but studio booking was difficult; time management resulted in a rushed final project; peer feedback noted a choppy edit in one song but disagreed that harder music should be added. The evaluation identifies editing music more carefully as an area for improvement.
6. Audio Production Reflection
The document describes the process of editing audio for a radio production project in Adobe Audition. The audio was edited by cutting out unnecessary sections from music tracks and dialog between the host and guests. The edited audio was then organized across multiple tracks and rearranged to provide smooth transitions between clips, creating a realistic radio show format.
5. Audio Pre Production
This document outlines the pre-production plan for a radio show hosted by Harvey Hyde. It includes a list of sound effects and music to be used, the equipment and software needed, contingency plans, health and safety considerations, and a proposed schedule. Sound effects and music will be used during the show and as intermissions between discussion topics. Adobe Audition will be used to edit the audio. Recording and editing will take place over several days, with backup plans in case of technical issues or absences. Health and safety precautions include careful setup to prevent tripping, taking breaks to avoid eye strain, and being careful with electric equipment.
4. Audio Proposal
The document proposes a daily podcast called "Hyddo Radio" that will entertain listeners. The podcast will feature interviews with students and staff from the Jam Factory music college, play music, and have guests share embarrassing stories. The target audience is males and females ages 15-25. There will be no inappropriate, offensive, violent, or sexual content. All content will be supervised to avoid anything potentially offensive regarding religion, culture, race, or ethnicity. Copyrights will be avoided except for music played on the show.
7. Visual Evaluation
This document provides a self-evaluation of a production process for an FMP project. The evaluation covers research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aesthetic qualities, and audience appeal. Strengths included helpful research, thorough planning, and appealing to the target audience. Weaknesses included research not being as relevant visually as expected, slow progress due to lack of resources, and not meeting the deadline. Peer feedback suggested making the inside pages as bright as the cover and adding more background to interior pages. The author agreed improvements could be made to brighten and add more color to interior pages.
6. Visual Production Reflection
The document describes the process of creating a magazine cover and double page spread. It discusses finding hero images on Google, selecting and sizing four heroes to fill the cover page. A sci-fi font was chosen for the masthead to appeal to the audience. Text was added to the cover and it was adjusted to best fit the target audience. For the double page spread, a Batman photo was used and cut in half to depict conflict across two pages. A filter was applied to make the cartoon and live action images similar. Text was then added including a title, subheading, and top 5 list to complete the spread.
5. Visual Pre Production
The document discusses pre-production plans for a comic book magazine cover design. It chooses a sci-fi retro font to appeal to comic fans and uses bright colors popular in comics. Layouts show the placement of elements like the masthead, images, and barcode. Needed resources include design software like Photoshop and presentation software. Contingency plans address issues like lost work and falling behind. Health and safety concerns like eye strain and back pain are addressed. A weekly schedule outlines the production process over 8 days from initial plans to final reflection.
3. Visual Production Experiments
The document summarizes Harvey Hyde's process for creating a magazine cover design. First, Harvey removed a woman and fish from a fishing magazine photo to create a flexible background. He added a fishing boat to make it look like the woman was standing inside. Finally, he layered the woman's head above the magazine text for a final touch. For the final product, Harvey plans to include elements like the head covering the title, fonts/text effects, and combining multiple images.
2. Visual Research
The document summarizes research on existing comic book magazines and products. It finds that they primarily feature comic books and superheroes. The layouts are similar, showing previews and anchorage text. Aspects the author will include are the style of previews and anchorage text, and possibly camera angles of heroes and villains. The intended audience is male, ages 10-24 from lower social classes. The content will need to balance more mature and child-friendly elements and appeal to interests in superheroes, violence, and free or exclusive extra content rather than relationships or expensive topics.
1. Visual Initial Plans
The document discusses a mood board created for a Harvey-Hyde comic book project. The mood board images are colorful and stylistically similar to comic books. Some images depict content from mind maps such as top 10 lists and "vs" ideas. Most covers have a serious, "badass" tone. The mood board will influence the final product through the use of similar colors, styles, and superhero print ideas.
Theory Meaning Pro-Forma
This document discusses various concepts related to semiotics including denotation versus connotation, stereotypes, iconography in different genres, and narrative structure. It analyzes the denotations and connotations of symbols like snakes, flags, and guns. It also examines stereotypes associated with gender, class, age, and more. Common iconography in westerns, science fiction, and fantasy genres is outlined. Linear and non-linear narrative structures are defined and film examples are provided. Finally, a clip from Star Wars is analyzed in terms of lighting, costume, music, and dialogue to convey meaning.
Theory Audience Pro-Forma
This document provides audience profiles for three movies - Iron Man 3, The Lego Movie, and Love Actually. It then discusses the hypodermic needle theory of media effects. The rest of the document outlines uses and gratifications theory and how it applies to gaming for information, personal identity, social interaction, and entertainment. It concludes with a brief discussion of consumer generated content and mods/fan art, and the advantages to media producers and motivations for audiences to generate this type of content.
7. Interactive Evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of Harvey Hyde's FMP project. It summarizes the strengths and weaknesses of the production process, planning, time management, technical qualities, and aesthetic qualities of the project. It also discusses feedback received from peers. The feedback noted that improvements could be made by adding a title screen, decreasing the time between character walking animations to improve flow, and potentially lowering the volume of the sword swipe sound effect. Hyde agrees that a title screen should have been included and is open to modifying the walking and sword sound based on peer feedback.
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