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The document contains survey results from asking people about different aspects of a media product's front cover, contents page, and double page spread. Pie charts and bar charts show that most people liked the main image, layout, color scheme, cover lines, images, and use of the same color scheme on the front cover and contents page. Only one person disliked the layout of the front cover and double page spread. All surveyed said they would buy the product and that the contents page looked professional.
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Questionnaire Feedback
Based on audience feedback from a questionnaire:
- The majority found that the color schemes matched and the front cover image was suitable. Most would consider buying the magazine.
- Opinions were mixed on the size of the masthead and professionalism of the contents page layout.
- Most felt the images were well-positioned on the contents page, though some improvements could be made.
Evaltuaion questionnaire graphs feedbacks
Based on audience feedback from a questionnaire:
- The majority found that the color schemes matched and the front cover image was suitable. Most would consider buying the magazine.
- Opinions were mixed on the size of the masthead and professionalism of the contents page layout.
- Most felt the images were well-positioned on the contents page, though some improvements could be made.
Audience feedback for final products
The document appears to be a survey asking for audience feedback on various design elements of a magazine, including the front cover, contents page, double page spread (DPS), use of images and text, color scheme, and whether the design as a whole entices the reader and matches the R&B genre of music. Respondents are given yes or no options to provide their opinions on whether the different design elements fit the genre and if there is anything they would change.
Questionnaire
The document is a 12 question questionnaire assessing the quality and appeal of a Motown music magazine. It asks questions about whether the magazine fits the chosen Motown genre, has continuity throughout, the strengths of the front cover, if it appeals to and would be bought by the respondent, the quality of articles and contents page, and if the overall magazine looks professional, relates to the Motown genre, and would be successful.
Audience feedback
The document summarizes the results of a survey about the design of a magazine, including the front cover, contents page, and a double-page article. For most questions, the responses were mixed, with different audience members having varying opinions on the design elements. A few elements, like the layout of the contents page and double-page article, received positive feedback from all respondents. The price point proposed for the magazine was deemed suitable by the majority of those surveyed.
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The document contains questions from an audience feedback survey about a magazine cover, contents page, and double page article spread. Respondents were asked about the visual design and layout elements, and whether the content and variety seemed interesting. Some felt the cover design was eye-catching but text was too small, while the contents page and double page spread used colorful pictures and layouts to engage readers.
Evaluative questionnaire
The document is an evaluative questionnaire for a magazine, billboard, and radio advertisement. It asks respondents to rate the quality of images, their preferences for different advertising elements, and whether the various media products would make them want to read the magazine. Questions are also asked about the cohesion of the advertising campaign and how it could be improved.
Media homework2
The author created a survey to obtain feedback on a magazine contents page. Seven people responded to questions about the genre, color scheme, font style, need for changes to font, willingness to purchase the magazine, and appropriateness of the layout. For all questions, the majority or all respondents validated the author's design choices, suggesting the contents page was on track and needed few or no changes.
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Questionnaire Feedback
Based on audience feedback from a questionnaire:
- The majority found that the color schemes matched and the front cover image was suitable. Most would consider buying the magazine.
- Opinions were mixed on the size of the masthead and professionalism of the contents page layout.
- Most felt the images were well-positioned on the contents page, though some improvements could be made.
Evaltuaion questionnaire graphs feedbacks
Based on audience feedback from a questionnaire:
- The majority found that the color schemes matched and the front cover image was suitable. Most would consider buying the magazine.
- Opinions were mixed on the size of the masthead and professionalism of the contents page layout.
- Most felt the images were well-positioned on the contents page, though some improvements could be made.
Audience feedback for final products
The document appears to be a survey asking for audience feedback on various design elements of a magazine, including the front cover, contents page, double page spread (DPS), use of images and text, color scheme, and whether the design as a whole entices the reader and matches the R&B genre of music. Respondents are given yes or no options to provide their opinions on whether the different design elements fit the genre and if there is anything they would change.
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Audience feedback
The document summarizes the results of a survey about the design of a magazine, including the front cover, contents page, and a double-page article. For most questions, the responses were mixed, with different audience members having varying opinions on the design elements. A few elements, like the layout of the contents page and double-page article, received positive feedback from all respondents. The price point proposed for the magazine was deemed suitable by the majority of those surveyed.
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The document contains questions from an audience feedback survey about a magazine cover, contents page, and double page article spread. Respondents were asked about the visual design and layout elements, and whether the content and variety seemed interesting. Some felt the cover design was eye-catching but text was too small, while the contents page and double page spread used colorful pictures and layouts to engage readers.
Evaluative questionnaire
The document is an evaluative questionnaire for a magazine, billboard, and radio advertisement. It asks respondents to rate the quality of images, their preferences for different advertising elements, and whether the various media products would make them want to read the magazine. Questions are also asked about the cohesion of the advertising campaign and how it could be improved.
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The author created a survey to obtain feedback on a magazine contents page. Seven people responded to questions about the genre, color scheme, font style, need for changes to font, willingness to purchase the magazine, and appropriateness of the layout. For all questions, the majority or all respondents validated the author's design choices, suggesting the contents page was on track and needed few or no changes.
Evaluation Question 2
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Production process – documentary
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3) The Hero realizes the disruption as he sees the Villains staring at him.
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Questionnaire Feedback
Our target audience is split evenly between male and female, though males have a slightly higher presence due to the genre of pop rock traditionally appealing more to men. The majority of the audience is between the ages of 16 to 25, so the music product should not include themes more appropriate for older or younger groups. Most audience members prefer performance-style music videos that show the artist actually performing over narrative or concept videos. However, both narrative and concept videos are still popular options.
Evaluation question 1
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Audience feedback results
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Audience feedback
The document contains feedback from an audience questionnaire about a magazine. It includes several diagrams analyzing responses. The diagrams show that:
1) Respondents were evenly split between male and female. Most respondents said they would buy the magazine, though some improvements were needed.
2) Most respondents felt the price was reasonable. They liked the masthead and color scheme best on the front cover but improvements could be made to the main image and coverline.
3) Respondents generally found the text and images clear, though some work was needed on visibility for a small number. The feedback will help strengthen the magazine's design and content.
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Question 4
The document discusses the use of various new media technologies in planning and producing a documentary project. First, Google was used for initial research on topics like diets and losing weight. A camera kit with HD video camera and microphone was used to film documentary footage, cutaways, and interviews. Adobe Premiere was used to edit the documentary, adding clips and sound. Online presentation tools were also utilized to creatively present the work. Microsoft Office programs like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint aided writing, data analysis, and presentation creation. Photoshop was employed to edit photos for print advertisements.
Production process radio trailer
The radio trailer was created using only audio clips and a voiceover without any visuals. Various sound bites from a documentary were imported and trimmed using editing tools to fit together with the voiceover sequence. Additional documentary clips and voiceover segments were added. Finally, a music bed was imported from YouTube and trimmed to fit alongside the audio clips and voiceover as the radio trailer progressed.
Evaluation question 1 new
Our documentary follows the codes and conventions of professional documentaries by using a mixed style with interviews, narration, archive footage and cutaways. It focuses on the single topic of healthy eating through themes of cooking, shopping, exercising and meal planning. We included simple graphics positioned unobtrusively and used mise-en-scene with backgrounds and clothing relevant to health to reinforce the messages of interviews, mirroring other documentaries like "Supersize Me". Cutaways and creative camerawork like panning and zooming were used to maintain audience interest and remove jump cuts. Our print ad and radio trailer also adopted the styles of real media to promote the documentary.
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in this documentary we are talking about how many people actually answered are questionnaire and writing about showing people who liked our documentary and who didnt like our documentary
Narrative Theory
This music video follows narrative theories of character types and story structure:
1) The lead singer is presented as the "Hero" and the beginning establishes narrative equilibrium.
2) Close ups of distorted members of the public disrupt this equilibrium by portraying them as "Villains".
3) The Hero realizes the disruption as he sees the Villains staring at him.
4) A woman appears undistorted and is signified as the "Princess" who can repair the disruption and restore equilibrium.
5) After interacting with the Princess, equilibrium seems restored until she unexpectedly attacks the Hero, subverting expectations of gender roles.
6) In the final shot, the Princess and Hero
How effective is the combination of your main
The documentary, print ad, and radio trailer are effectively combined through consistent content, voiceovers, colors, slogans, and release details. Using the same voiceover in the documentary and radio ad allows the audience to relate to the speaker across formats. Matching the title, color scheme, and question slogan between the documentary and print ad also creates connections for the audience.
Questionnaire Feedback
Our target audience is split evenly between male and female, though males have a slightly higher presence due to the genre of pop rock traditionally appealing more to men. The majority of the audience is between the ages of 16 to 25, so the music product should not include themes more appropriate for older or younger groups. Most audience members prefer performance-style music videos that show the artist actually performing over narrative or concept videos. However, both narrative and concept videos are still popular options.
Evaluation question 1
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Codes and conventions of a radio trailer
The radio trailer for a documentary should include clips from the documentary voiced over with an actual script to connect the two pieces. It should use the same audio and slogan as the full documentary and other advertisements to clearly brand it. An exciting backing track and direct audience addressing in the script are also important to grab attention and make listeners want to watch the full documentary.
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Demographics & psychogrpahics
The document provides demographics and psychographics information for a target audience. Demographically, the audience is mostly 16-18 year old white British males, from mid to lower middle class backgrounds and currently in secondary school. Psychographically, they have average personalities and interests centered around music like concerts and new artists. They enjoy music magazines but find none fully suit their tastes, which are focused on rock genres like pop-rock and indie.
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2. Karnaugh maps for simplification of logic expressions into their simplest form.
3. Examples are provided to demonstrate factorization and simplification of logic expressions.
Shooting Script
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Audience feedback
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1) Respondents were evenly split between male and female. Most respondents said they would buy the magazine, though some improvements were needed.
2) Most respondents felt the price was reasonable. They liked the masthead and color scheme best on the front cover but improvements could be made to the main image and coverline.
3) Respondents generally found the text and images clear, though some work was needed on visibility for a small number. The feedback will help strengthen the magazine's design and content.
Audience feedback evaluation
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The survey found that most respondents liked the cover design, particularly the use of photos and the colorful design. However, some did not like the main image or bright color scheme.
When asked about the genre, over half correctly identified it as a pop music magazine. Most also felt the design looked professional and would buy the magazine based on the cover. Suggestions for improvement included adding more images and celebrity photos to the cover.
Audience feedback
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Audience Feedback on Contents Page
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Audience feeback
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- The strongest parts of the front cover were the chosen artist, limited colors, direct address, and genre-linked artist. 8 people said they would buy the magazine based on the front cover.
- The strongest parts of the contents page were the layout, limited colors, and genre-suited artist outfits.
- The strongest parts of the double-page spread were the color coordination, header linking to artist and genre, image positioning, and layout.
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Based on feedback from 10 people on the audience survey:
- All 10 people thought the artist and images used were suitable for the rap/hip-hop genre of the magazine.
- The strongest parts of the front cover were the chosen artist, limited colors, direct address, and genre-linked artist. 8 people said they would buy the magazine based on the front cover.
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- The strongest parts of the double-page spread were the color coordination, header linking to artist and genre, image positioning, and layout.
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Audience feedback
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The document summarizes the responses from a questionnaire given to the target audience for a music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target audience found the magazine's color scheme and layout appealing and said they would be interested in reading the content.
- Readers enjoyed the sample article and wanted to stay on the double-page spread rather than skip to another page.
- Respondents correctly identified the magazine as aimed at females ages 15-18 and belonging to the pop music genre.
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- The target audience found the magazine's color scheme and layout appealing and said they would be interested in reading the content.
- Readers enjoyed the sample article and wanted to stay on the double-page spread rather than skip to another page.
- Respondents correctly identified the magazine as aimed at females ages 15-18 and belonging to the pop music genre.
Audience feedback results
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Audience feedback results
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- The £2.50 price point was deemed suitable except by one respondent who said they would never pay that much for a magazine.
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- 3. Do you like the lay out of my front cover ? 0 5 10 yes no sort of Series 1 Series 1 This bar chart shows that 8 people liked my front cover and 1 didn't and 1 wasn't sure.
- 4. Do you like the colour scheme of my front cover ? Sales yes no This pie chart shows that only one person didn't like the colour scheme
- 5. Do you like the cover lines on my front cover ? 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 Yes No This front cover shows that all the people who I asked said that they liked my cover lines.
- 6. Do you like the lay out of my contents page ? yes no This text box shows that every one that i asked liked my lay out of my contents page
- 7. Do you like the images on my contents page ? Sales no yes This pie chart shows that a lot of people liked the images but only 2 didn't
- 8. Do you like the way I have used the same colour scheme on my front cover as I have on my contents page? 0 2 4 6 8 10 Yes No Column1 This bar chart shows that only one person didn't like the way i used the colour scheme for both .
- 9. Do you think my contents page looks professional? Sales yes no This pie chart shows that not one person thought my Magazine contents page looked un professional
- 10. Do you like the main image on my double page spread yes no This pie chart shows that all the people that I asked liked the main image on my double page spread.
- 11. Do you like the lay out of my double page spread? 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 yes no This bar chart shows that only one person did not like the lay out
- 12. Do you like the text that I have used on my double page spread? Column1 yes no This pie chart shows that only two people did not like the text.
- 13. Overall would you buy this media product in a shop? Column1 yes no This pie chart shows that every person I asked would buy this media product?