6.3 Nikki Shaills Guerilla Marketing
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Nikki gave an introduction to different types of marketing including posters, billboards, magazine ads, and trailers. She discussed guerrilla marketing as a creative, low-budget technique that requires time and effort. Examples include street art and baking cakes with promotional messages. Guerrilla marketing can be seen as graffiti so ensuring it follows rules and regulations.
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The document provides a checklist for students to consider when making a record as part of their coursework. It lists the key factors students should consider, including the materials and resources needed, the time available, costs, any legal or ethical issues, and how the group will communicate. Having the proper resources, setting a deadline, addressing copyright, and coordinating communication are essential to ensuring the successful production of the student record.
4.2.3m
The document provides information for recording ideas for a music video production project. It includes a mind map diagram outlining potential ideas such as including animations, choosing song options from the 1980s, and developing a rough story plan about a girl celebrating her birthday with friends by going out to various London locations. It also discusses the target audience for the music video as being between ages 8 to 30 who enjoy dancing, partying, or having fun and access music videos online.
4.2.2
This document provides examples of records that have inspired the student, including:
1. The 2010 music video "Check It Out" by Will.I.Am and Nicki Minaj, which samples the 1979 song "Video Killed the Radio Star" and features futuristic graphics and dancing clones.
2. The 2008 science fiction film "Jumper" based on the novel, directed by Doug Liman, about protagonists who can teleport, featuring over 100 jumps created using visual effects software.
3. A 1938 black-and-white photograph of New York City financial district rooftops by American photographer Berenice Abbott, showing 1930s urban architecture.
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