Action Plan 18th September 2016
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The document outlines Harry McNeill and Josh Foley's action plan for their media studies project. They have so far completed three textual analyses, a lyric analysis of a Tom Odell song, and research on his musical genre. Their short term goals are to finish a questionnaire analysis, draft a video storyboard, define their audience, and improve their past textual analyses. Their mid-term goals are to complete the storyboard and begin filming by the end of September.
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