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The document discusses the process of creating a podcast interview. It describes adding a script to structure the interview, finding an intro sound effect to engage listeners, adding the main body of speech while editing out mistakes, and concluding with an outro sound effect and end credits to leave listeners with a good vibe. The creator reflects on choosing audio elements that make the overall style cohesive and keep listeners interested throughout.
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The student created a podcast on knife crime. For research, they interviewed surgeons and victims to provide different perspectives. They could have researched how to improve podcast quality. Good planning included suspenseful sound effects that matched the content. Weaknesses included not adding background music. Time management was good as the podcast met deadlines. Peer feedback noted the unique idea but said the interviewee could be more enthusiastic. The student agrees background noise could be reduced and questions could be more intricate. [END SUMMARY]
7. evaluation
This document contains a student's self-evaluation and reflections on creating an audio production project. The student analyzed the strengths and weaknesses of their research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aural qualities, audience appeal, and peer feedback. Key points include covering a wide range of genres in research but feeling it could have been more diverse, having detailed planning that was too long, wanting more time to add additional sound effects and voices, and agreeing with peer feedback to spread sound effects throughout the audio.
5.1 Evaluation complete
The student conducted research on existing radio stations and podcasts to understand their target audiences. Strengths of the research included detailed questions, but weaknesses included using similar questions in surveys and interviews. For planning, the student had a clear vision but casting problems occurred. The final product had technical strengths but could have improved audio mixing and panning. Peer feedback praised the topics and music but noted audio clarity issues, with which the student agreed.
Evaluation audio
The document provides an evaluation of the student's podcast production process. It summarizes their research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aural qualities, audience appeal, and feedback received from peers. Some key strengths identified include effective planning, good intro/outro music, and appealing to the target audience. Areas for improvement include having a more detailed script, adding more facts, managing recording issues that caused audio corruptions, and improving overall audio quality. The student agrees feedback about intro/outro music and debate format but disagrees that more sound effects were needed due to audio clarity. They would improve the duration, recording environment, script adherence, and balance of facts versus opinions.
7. evaluation(4)
The document provides feedback on a student's podcast project. According to the feedback:
- The sound effects were well-done but more variety could be added.
- Some dialogue was cut off or didn't make sense, weakening the audio quality.
- The podcast was only slightly longer than the minimum, and could have benefited from more content.
The student agrees improvements could be made to dialogue editing, sound effects variety, and audio quality. However, they disagree that lengthening the podcast was possible due to time constraints. Overall, the feedback aims to strengthen the podcast's technical qualities and audience appeal.
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The document provides feedback on an FMP evaluation. Strengths of the research included comparing the product to similar ones and gaining insights that influenced color scheme and design choices. Weaknesses included low survey response rates. Planning allowed testing ideas and getting feedback, but sometimes took too much time. Time management was good enough to complete the project on time but left room for improvement. Technical qualities like layouts and use of images were evaluated against another magazine. Aesthetic qualities like colors and cover design were strengths, but the magazine layout could be improved. Elements aimed to appeal to the target audience of gamers were identified. Peer feedback praised the color scheme and cover design but suggested improvements to text and use of additional colors.
6. fmp production reflection
This document summarizes the process of designing a magazine cover and inside pages. Key details include:
- The designer experimented with different backgrounds and fonts to create a unique dark style. Game titles were incorporated to attract target audiences.
- Sections were added like a title, advertisements, and lists of best/worst games. Layout was refined to be neat and symmetrical.
- Feedback led to further improvements like reorganizing text into columns, adding a pull quote, and including a character image from one of the games.
- A minimalist poster design featuring just the magazine title in bold style was selected to promote the magazine. Layout tools like snipping and copy/paste were used.
5. fmp pre production
This document outlines the pre-production planning for a magazine and poster. It discusses choosing colors like red to make the materials stand out. It also lists fonts like "Doctor Glitch" that are unique and suit being different from other magazines. Layouts are presented, with the first using a bright color scheme and the second only including basic elements to appear bland as a comparison. Software and locations needed are listed, along with contingency planning for potential issues. A schedule is provided to guide the work over six days, focusing on gathering images, selecting designs, and getting feedback to finalize the products.
4. fmp proposal
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.
3. fmp production experiments (1)
1. The document describes an experiment the author conducted to create a game poster. They used tools like the magic wand tool and copy/paste to edit an image from the internet as the background and add text quotes from the game.
2. The author chose to use a layout style similar to big game designers to make their work look more professional and appeal to more people. They also tried reducing the amount of text based on research but found it didn't work for their style.
3. In their reflection, the author notes elements they will carry over to the final product include dark colors, a background image, and unique text fonts. They also plan to feature a well-known gaming character to generate recognition and appeal to
2. fmp research
The document provides an analysis of existing game poster products that were researched. Some common features identified across the posters included the prominent use of the color red and a consistent layout with title placement at the bottom. Aspects the researcher intends to incorporate into their own work include the use of red to convey mystery, following the standard poster layout, and keeping some details ambiguous to intrigue audiences without overloading the design with text. The intended primary audience is identified as males aged 16-24 based on the questionnaire responses, though females and some older individuals may also be interested.
1. fmp initial plans
Here are the key points I gathered from your informal proposal:
- You want to create a gaming magazine and promotional poster to advertise the magazine.
- The products will be designed in Photoshop and you will document your progress in PowerPoint.
- The target audience is people aged 13-19 who enjoy action games. You want to appeal to all genders.
- Dark, mysterious colors may be used for the magazine with brighter colors on the poster.
- CD cases and t-shirt designs were not chosen as they did not interest you or align well with current trends/tastes.
- The magazine and poster concept allows for more interactivity and creativity compared to other options.
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5. script
The document is a script for a tech podcast featuring an interview with a guest who works with drones. The guest discusses that drones are 4-propeller electric vehicles that can fly in any direction, with most having 4K cameras. They are mainly used recreationally but require a license for commercial use. The guest uses drones to survey building roofs to check safety. Their favorite part of the job is the simplicity, but it requires specific skills. Public concern over drones flying near buildings and safety if the propellers fail are two main challenges. The guest's advice for beginners is to learn and practice.
4. proposal(4)
This proposal is for a podcast called "the tech podcast" that will inform listeners about the advantages and disadvantages of drones. The podcast will have a question and answer format along with promotional segments to provide different content options. The target audience is adults aged 20-40 who are interested in technology and business. Younger audiences will be restricted since the content could give them unsafe ideas. Offensive material will be avoided and the script will be reviewed to prevent offense of any social groups. While existing product names will be discussed, logos cannot be used since it is a podcast. Original research will ensure no copyright issues by covering a unique topic not addressed by other similar podcasts.
7. evaluation(3)
- The document discusses the evaluation of a game magazine product for an intended target audience.
- Feedback was received that praised the color scheme and images but suggested adding more detail to empty spaces.
- The producer agreed improvements could be made by filling the middle section and making the double page spread more detailed and professional with better images and writing.
6. production reflection(3)
The student created a double-page magazine spread across multiple stages. In the first stage, they set up spacers and worked to fit the title at the top. They chose a standard white and orange color scheme that they felt contrasted well and would attract readers. In the second stage, they added another column discussing the PS4 and Xbox debate in an impartial way to appeal to both sides. In the final stage, they added photos at the bottom for more visual appeal and detail, leaving space for possible future additions. They were ultimately happy with their final product and use of a character image from BioShock to suit the double-page spread style.
5. pre production(3)
The document discusses pre-production planning for a game magazine, including potential fonts, colors, and image styles to use. Specific fonts like Verdana, Viner Hand ITC, and Comic Sands are mentioned as representing different game styles. Potential props, locations, and contingencies are also outlined. A schedule is proposed to design the magazine over 8 days using Photoshop and PowerPoint. Health and safety issues around paper cuts, burns, and rubbish are considered along with solutions.
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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.
3. production experiments(3)
The document describes experiments conducted for the front cover of a fishing magazine. It discusses including:
1) A picture of a marlin to represent fishing that was enlarged to improve quality.
2) The magazine's title in dark red to stand out from the sea background, though the words could be closer.
3) "Marlin Masters" at the bottom to add more detail.
4) The price at the top so it is seen first to possibly influence purchasing.
5) A small promotional advert to combine with the price for selling power since readers may buy if there are deals.
2. research(3)
Here is a potential audience profile based on the information provided:
The target audience for this magazine would be male teenagers between the ages of 14-20 from lower-middle socioeconomic backgrounds.
Psychographically, they are likely to identify as "belongers" - wanting to express their individual style and interests. They may be drawn to content that helps them feel part of a community.
In terms of interests, they would be engaged by content around video games (particularly action, racing and open-world genres), movies, music, technology and streetwear fashion. Affordability would also be a key consideration given their age and financial circumstances.
The tone of the magazine should be upbeat and entertaining to match their youthful
1. initial plans game idea
The document provides three potential ideas for magazines:
1) A video game magazine with colorful covers featuring heroic characters and explosions to attract viewers. Dark and bright colors would be used.
2) A movie magazine highlighting recent and classic films with attractive colors and factual information about each.
3) An entertainment magazine covering local events, music, movies, with both dark and bright colors to appeal to different tastes. Discount codes could also be included.
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The document summarizes the student's evaluation of their FMP project. Some key points:
- Research was effective but took more time than planned, limiting improvements.
- Planning helped work efficiently but attention span was a weakness.
- Time management was inconsistent, impacting quality. Equal time per section is needed.
- Peer feedback noted good animation/colors but suggested more sound effects and action.
- The student agrees more sound effects and action are needed to make the game more interesting.
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- 2. Process โข This is the script stage, this is where I had to create a script to help me with questions when I was interviewing somebody. This was a good idea because this increased the smoothness there was in the entire podcast and made it sound much better. One thing I would change with this though is make it so I can add more sound effects, this would be better because then the podcast can be longer overall making it funnier and more interesting. But if the podcast is short and sweet we have more of a chance of people listening to it all. I would also make sure that it printed out in colour so it is much easier to read and understand who is meant to speak.
- 3. Process โข In this tiny section I tried to find an intro that fit with the first set of words, this was a good idea because I could test which sound effects where best to use. This made the overall style of the podcast better, I did find it hard to find an intro that fit with every thing else but I feel like this was the right choice and it makes the start very engaging for listeners. I did however find it very hard to cut the right section of the sound effect to make it a smooth transition to the speech.
- 4. Process โข In this section I added the rest of the speech, this is because I felt like I had got the start of this podcast interview perfect. This includes the space between sound effects and the speech, the length of the whole text is very good and feel like it is a suitable length to keep people intrigued but also happy. The sound effects also add more detail into this subject. โข Most of the speech I am happy with, there is some issues though like messing up on words so I have tried to hide them with abit of cutting an editing. This is feel like is a good idea because it shows that I can change something and make it good.
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