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The document summarizes research conducted to determine the type of radio show that would appeal to college students. A survey was administered asking about respondents' gender, course of study, preferred music era and artists, and music genres. The research found that 50% of respondents were male and 50% female, and most preferred 80s-90s music. Popular artists included Michael Jackson, Queen and Oasis. Indie was the most popular genre. Respondents indicated they would listen if their preferred decade of music was played and some wanted movie reviews included. The conclusion is to play indie music from the 80s-90s featuring popular artists to attract the target audience and inform them of college events.
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Questionnaire results
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Audience research questionnaire into magazine buying habits
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 41 people about their magazine buying habits and preferences related to music magazines. Key findings include:
- 70% buy magazines from shops while 60% have magazine subscriptions
- Over 50% do not have subscriptions or buy music magazines
- Rock/pop is the most commonly covered genre for those who do buy music magazines
- Over 25% would pay up to £2 for a music magazine
- Articles about favorite bands and finding new music are the main attractions
- Most prefer using phones to access online music magazines
Survey
The survey found that 100% of respondents purchase monthly music magazines and spend between £0-£10 per month on magazines. Indie music was the most preferred genre at 58.3%. Respondents accessed new music mostly through the internet (83.3%) and music channels (50%). MTV was the most preferred music TV channel at 66.7%.
Questionnaire analysis
The majority of people surveyed preferred groups over solo artists and watching music videos every day or couple days. Most listened to music on their stereo/ipod and sought new music once a week. Pop and rock were most popular genres and people preferred performance-based music videos over story-based ones. This information would help decide the target audience and style for a new music video.
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A survey of 30 people found that:
1) Rock music was the most popular preferred genre at 20%, followed by pop at 10% and hip hop and grime both at 6.6%.
2) Music videos were found to inspire 16% of respondents and not inspire 14%.
3) The majority, 66.6%, believed that music videos do not promote crime or violence.
4) When asked about reasonable video length, 23.3% preferred 1-3 minutes and 6.6% preferred 5-7 minutes.
Questionnaire results
1. The majority (56%) of respondents were female.
2. Most (64%) respondents were 26 years or older.
3. Alternative rock (36%) and hard rock (16%) were the most popular genres of rock music.
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This document outlines the filming locations and plans for shooting a music video. The first scenes with the guitarist and singer will be filmed in a forest area to make it seem like two different locations. The final scenes will be shot on a nearby band stand using the open area for long shots of the scenery. Some slow motion scenes of the guitarist and forest shots will also be filmed at this forest location.
Location recreation
This document outlines the filming locations and plans for shooting a music video. The first scenes will be filmed in a forest area with the guitarist and singer, using different areas to make it seem like two different locations. The final scenes will be filmed on a nearby band stand, using the open area for long shots of the scenery. Some slow motion scenes of the guitarist and additional forest shots will also be filmed at this location.
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The document summarizes the student's process for creating a music video as their final major project. They chose the song "Hopeless Wanderer" by Mumford and Sons and shot footage over two days using techniques like depth of field and rule of thirds. Some footage was unusable, requiring changes to the storyboard. The student edited the video in Adobe Premiere, shortening the song length. Audience feedback was positive about the editing matching the song and camera work engaging viewers throughout. Overall the project met the brief and target audience well.
Magazine review
The author initially included an inanimate object as the front cover image but felt it would not attract readers. They replaced it with a black and white photograph of a male musician to better match the target demographic of young adult musicians. While swapping images, they ensured the new image contrasted well with the other elements like the previous piano image. The character photo now serves as the main focal point while the text and logo still stand out. Overall, the author believes the revised front cover is consistent with the interior pages and will engage readers.
Final image edits presentation
This photographer took a picture that was too light for a magazine cover. They replaced it with a new photo of a person's face to draw attention. To fix the lighting, they added a curve filter to darken the photo. They adjusted the new photo to the right side of the cover to make room for text on the left. To keep consistency, they made the photo black and white to contrast with the black background.
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The document describes editing a photo taken at Salford Quays on a gloomy day to make it seem like it was taken on a sunny morning. The edits included adding a curve effect to darken the sky and water, applying a warm orange glow filter, and adding a lens flare effect to simulate sunlight. These changes made the photo look more vibrant and appealing.
Photoshop screenshots
The document describes editing a photo taken at Salford Quays on a gloomy day to make it seem like it was taken on a sunny morning. The edits included adding a curve effect to darken the sky and water, applying a warm orange filter to change the sky color, and using a lens flare effect to give the illusion of sunlight. These edits made the photo look more vibrant and appealing.
Task 1 photograph research
Photography is used in many industries to promote and advertise products and services. The document discusses several applications of photography in advertising, fashion, music, sports, photojournalism, and fine art. Photography is used in advertising to help companies promote and sell products through clear images in magazines, posters, and other media. In fashion, photography is also used to advertise new lines and ranges through portraits of models in magazines and advertisements. The music industry utilizes photography on albums, posters, and magazines to promote artists and performances. Sports photography promotes games and events in magazines, newspapers, television and online. Photojournalism tells news stories through timely, objective images that provide context. Fine art photography is created for artistic expression rather than commercial purposes.
Photography rules powerpoint
The document discusses several rules and techniques of photography including the rule of thirds, framing, leading lines, balancing elements, symmetry and patterns, and depth of field. The rule of thirds involves placing the subject off-center to create more interest. Framing uses natural or physical frames to focus on the subject. Leading lines direct the viewer's attention. Balancing elements avoids empty spaces by adding secondary subjects. Symmetry and patterns can create striking compositions when not overused. Depth of field makes the subject stand out by blurring the background.
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Acdj productions
- 1. ACDJ PRODUCTIONS E6 Radio
- 2. Introduction • We are ACDJ productions and we were assigned with the task of finding out what kind of Radio shows our intended audience would like the most to listen to while in college
- 3. This mind map shows our ideas
- 4. Summary of secondary research • Radio 1 Zane Low 7pm-9pm • Radio 1 Nick Grimshaw 6:30am – 10am Radio 1 Scott Mills 1pm- 4pm
- 5. Primary research questionnaire link and summary http://www.surveymonkey.com/MySurvey_EditorFull.aspx?s m=Sg8AsnkfwHeQ661CaXLB10aSY%2bdExePDYYonAe8 uPYM%3d We conducted a survey on survey monkey to see what the listeners would like to listen to the survey consisted what type of genre of music would they prefer, if there was anything else they would like on the radio show would they like to listen to the latest to the latest film reviews , what era of music would they like to listen to 70s 80s or 90s, what bands or artist do would you like to listen to out of the a list of artists. this was our primary research
- 6. . Are you male or female? • Question 1 50% 50% Male Female
- 7. What type of course or courses do you study? • Question 2 100% A-Level As-Level B-Tec Foundation
- 8. 3. What era of music do you like the best? • Question 3 50% 50% 70's 80's 90's
- 9. 4. Out of the bands listed, which do you like? 0.9 76.9 % 38.5% 0.8 61.5% 0.7 53.8% 0.6 53.8% 53.8% 76.9% 46.2% 0.5 38.5% 38.5% 30.8% 0.4 23.1% 30.8% Series1 0.3 23.1% 23.1% 15.4% Series2 0.2 Series3 7.7% 0.1 0
- 10. 5. What is your favourite genre of music? Rock Pop Acoustic Indie Metal Other
- 11. 6. Would you listen to our radio if we had your preferred decade of music on? 23% Yes No 77%
- 12. 7. Would you like the radio show more if their was movie reviews? 46% 54% Yes No
- 14. Conclusion In conclusion we have found out that 50% of students are female and 50% are male that answered our survey. From the people that answered our survey we found out that 100% of people like either 90’s music to 80’s music. With this Information we gathered that most popular bands or artists were Michael Jackson, Queen and Oasis and the least popular bands or artists were Tina Turner and Paul McCartney. Finally we found out that the most popular genre of music was indie music and the least popular was Heavy Metal music. This shows that there is an audience for this certain type of music. So we will play that certain genre of music meaning more people will tune into listen and our show will be successful Also the target audience said that they would like to hear about more events that are happening around college.