Audience feedback on the digipack
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The document discusses feedback received from 5 college students on a digipack design. The students liked the black and white design with high contrast but felt it lacked color. They suggested adding selective color, such as to the eyes, and adjusting the text to be in line with the hair. The designer plans to make these improvements and get additional feedback on the updated design.
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The respondent conducted a survey using Survey Monkey to get audience feedback on their digipak. They asked both quantitative and qualitative questions to analyze opinions and statistics. The feedback showed that 100% of respondents thought the digipak linked well to the music video theme and the front cover worked as an album cover. Respondents also felt the images fit together well and the text size was correct. Most respondents liked the mix of black and white and color images and felt the fonts were effective, though some personal preferences differed. This feedback will help the respondent improve the quality and marketing of their digipak.
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- An interview format was used for a feature article based on feedback that interviews were a favorite magazine feature.
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- The document discusses the results of a survey given to gather audience feedback on a music video and ancillary texts created by the author.
- 9 people responded to the survey, which provided generally positive feedback that the products were effective and professionally made.
- Respondents agreed the products fit the pop genre and created continuity through shared visual elements and themes. Some feedback suggested dimming colors in the ancillary texts.
- The author concluded the audience feedback validated that the products worked well together and fit the intended genre.
Audience feedback
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1) The target audience was evenly split between genders and mainly aged 16-20.
2) For the front cover, most felt the color scheme, main image, and fonts were the most professional elements.
3) On the contents page, the articles and layout received the most praise, along with the color scheme and images.
4) The color scheme, main image, and layout were viewed as the most professional parts of the double page spread.
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Here are the key points I gathered from your research evaluation:
- You utilized various research methods including product research, questionnaires, and interviews. This allowed you to gather both qualitative and quantitative insights.
- Product research provided inspiration but had limitations in scope. Questionnaires allowed collecting responses from many people but lacked depth. Interviews added richness but were more difficult to schedule.
- Overall the response to your research was positive, with over 10 people participating. Screenshotting the survey results was helpful for sharing insights, but came with the risk of results not aligning with your goals.
In summary, you employed a mixed methods approach and gained valuable learnings, despite some challenges. This evaluation demonstrates thoughtful analysis of your research process
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- Product research allowed inspiration from similar existing websites
- Questionnaires provided direct feedback but some results were unhelpful
- Interviews allowed personal discussion and clarification of questions
- Responses showed clear consensus on most questions, making targeting the audience easier
- Online surveys distributed widely but lack control over who responds
Overall your research gathered useful insights into your target audience's preferences to help design an appealing product. Getting responses from a range of methods strengthened the findings.
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The cover features a crying woman with tape over her mouth, conveying sadness and victimization common in metal genres. It is in black and white to set an atmospheric and edgy tone. Photos on the bottom show the band and crowd to demonstrate popularity. The fonts give impressions of darkness, higher class, and importance to different elements. Overall the design captures a melancholy tone through its images and use of black and white.
Fenric
The Doctor and Ace arrive at a naval base during World War II where an ancient evil named Fenric has been awakened. Fenric unleashes monstrous servants called Haemovores that attack the base and drain the blood of victims. The Doctor learns Fenric's ultimate plan is to poison the oceans and destroy all life on Earth. He engages in a chess game with Fenric to determine the planet's fate in an climactic finale involving the Haemovores and Fenric's possession of different characters.
Research into wider media
The pilot episode of "How I Met Your Mother" follows Ted as he goes on a date with Robin, where he mistakes signals and professes his love for her too soon. Key shots include a close-up of Ted and Robin engaging in romance before Ted ruins it. The editing flows as a narrative and uses jump cuts between time periods. Mise-en-scene like the apartment setting and realistic costumes help set the sitcom atmosphere.
Music video 3
The music video is a narrative that tells the story of Busta Rhymes and Kelis, portrayed as secret agents, who engage in a series of fights but ultimately reconcile their relationship. It draws inspiration from the film Mr. and Mrs. Smith through similar plot elements and references the title characters. Visuals like costumes and lighting conform to rap music video conventions while the story unfolds through cuts matched to the song's changing beats. Medium shots are used during fight scenes to emphasize the violence and emotion.
Music video 4
The music video tells a narrative of a woman chasing her ex-lover through digital discos across the world. It uses conventions like flashy lights, dancing, and vibrant colors typical of pop music videos. While conforming to the genre, the video also draws intertextual references to films like Tron through its depiction of a digital world and motorbike-style vehicles. Overall, the video visually represents the song's lyrics of searching for love through discos globally.
Michael jackson ‘beat it’.pptx
The music video for Michael Jackson's "Beat It" combines elements of performance and narrative. It shows Jackson singing to prevent an imminent knife fight between two gangs in a diner. Through its dark lighting, costumes, and use of long shots during tense scenes, the video draws on characteristics of the rock genre, while the inclusion of singing, dancing, and narrative resolution through music echoes pop music videos. The visuals correspond closely to but do not directly illustrate the lyrics, and editing matches the increasing pace of the music.
Hollywood undead star theory
The document provides background information on the rap-rock band Hollywood Undead. It discusses the band's formation in 2005, their first two albums, lineup changes, and their current work on a third album. It also analyzes the imagery used in each band member's costume and mask and how it appeals to different audiences. The band aims to attract both rap and rock fans through their blend of genres and each member's distinct image.
Hollywood undead star theory.pptx
This document provides background information on the rap-rock band Hollywood Undead. It discusses their formation in 2005, release of their debut album Swan Songs in 2008, and their second album American Tragedy in 2011. It also summarizes each band member's image and mask and how they appeal to different audiences through individual styles while maintaining a collective image. Cultural values portrayed in their music include partying, drinking, and sex.
Reflection on research
The document discusses the key elements that should be included when creating various media for a music project. It outlines that music videos should include close-ups and long shots, costumes reflecting the song's mood, and editing paced to the song. Album packaging should have 6 panels and include photos, song information, and copyright notes. Advertisements should feature the album cover, state formats and release date, and include labels and review quotes. The project will apply these guidelines to create media tailored for the target audience.
IT coursework powerpoint
1) Actus Reus can be an act, omission, or state of affairs. Omissions usually do not constitute a crime unless there is a legal duty to act that arises from statutes, contracts, relationships, voluntary undertakings, an official position, or setting dangerous events in motion.
2) Causation has two tests - the "but for" test of factual causation and the test of legal causation which examines if the contribution was more than minimal. Several exceptions apply like the thin skull rule, chain of causation, and fright or flight rule.
3) There is debate around what constitutes breaking the chain of causation, particularly regarding victim actions like
Analysing the trailer for the muppets
The trailer for The Muppets emphasizes comedy and romance. Shots of Kermit and Miss Piggy suggest a romantic plotline, while jokes like Fozzie Bear's "fart shoes" strengthen the comedic element. The trailer also uses self-parody to draw laughs and entice audiences familiar with the Muppets' style of humor. Editing and close-up shots help viewers connect with characters as the trailer builds anticipation for the family-friendly Disney comedy.
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Audience feedback on the digipack
- 1. Audience Feedback on the Digipack I collected my feedback by giving 5 randomly chosen people at my College’s canteen (my target audience is in the College age group) a piece of paper asking them to writer down areas they liked and areas that need improving. I will then carry out these improvements and see which version they prefer.
- 7. Summary • My audience seemed to like the black and white ideas with the high contrast to cause a strong link and bond between this product and the music video product. • The common dislikes was a lack of colour. Selective colour was a common idea constantly suggested whilst this should be on the eyes. Another small adjustment is to make the ‘W’ in line with the hair.
- 8. Improvements I will carry out • For the selective colour element, I will just add colour to Lauren’s eyes on the front cover, allowing it to link in with my research cover that also used selective colour to attract their audience. • For the ‘W’ idea, I will just move the text until it is in line with the hair.