Creative and media diploma presentation
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The document outlines the planning and research done for a music-inspired mural at Cranford Community College. Questionnaires were distributed to students and staff to determine preferences. Students preferred rap/R&B genres and artists like Eminem. They wanted to see instruments like guitars included and colors like red and black. Staff wanted a mix of classical and modern instruments with a calm or vibrant color scheme. Initial design ideas were developed and materials like paint, brushes, rollers, and protective gear were acquired for the project.
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Presentation To Faculty
This document summarizes the process of designing murals for music practice rooms at a community college. A survey was conducted to gather student input on what should be included in the murals. Ideas such as shapes, colors, phrases, instruments, and music notes were collected. Focus groups further discussed student preferences. All ideas were combined into a brainstorming session to design two murals incorporating student and staff feedback. Consideration was also given to health and safety issues and materials needed to complete the murals.
Complete music video analysis
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to help inform the production of a music video. Key findings include:
- The primary target audience is females ages 16-24 who are likely students/unemployed.
- Darker colors and black and white were preferred visual schemes.
- Close ups, long shots, and shots of dancers were popular camera ideas.
- Casual or oppositional clothing and leotards were preferred dancer costumes.
- Respondents wanted the video to have a unique concept conveyed through dancing rather than text or special effects.
- A dance studio was a favored location that could utilize lighting and camera angles creatively.
Target Audience Research for Idea 1
- Devlin is a UK-based grime artist from Dagenham who started as an independent artist before joining a group called "the movement" to become more known in the music industry.
- He now works with other artists like Labrinth and Ed Sheeran to broaden his audience and gain more fans.
- Devlin's target audience is primarily located in the UK, especially London, and is mostly male aged 17-19, as grime music appeals more to a young working class demographic.
Survey analysis
The survey analyzed responses from 32 people to gather information about audience preferences for a music video. Most respondents were female aged 13-17 who listen to pop and rock music multiple times per day. They preferred narratives and performances in music videos and cited reasons like showing an artist's personality or connecting the visuals and lyrics. Respondents said they would be attracted to a video by familiar artists and smart artistic connections between the video and song. For a rock video, they expected dark themes, black clothing, and storylines with relatable characters from minority groups.
Survey Analysis
The survey analyzed responses from 32 people to gather information about audience preferences for a music video. Most respondents were female aged 13-17 who enjoy pop music. Over a third watch music videos daily. Narrative and performance style videos were the most popular. Respondents enjoyed videos that connect the visuals and song meaningfully and where the artist's personality comes through. To attract viewers, the video should include familiar elements of the band, artistic vision that resonates with viewers, and an upbeat song. For a rock video specifically, respondents expected dark themes, black clothing, and a narrative storyline with diverse characters.
Questionnaire analysis
The document contains the results of a questionnaire aimed at a target audience of 16-19 year olds. The results show that this age group prefers to learn about new music videos through social media and YouTube. They enjoy narrative and performance music video styles within the pop and R&B genres. iTunes is the most popular way to purchase and listen to music, though YouTube provides free, widespread access. The responses regarding video locations, elements, and colors were mixed, so those elements will require further consideration based on the chosen song.
Pitch (class)
The student has chosen the song "It's Strange" by Louis The Child ft K.Flay for their music video project. They are still developing the identity and name of the artist, who will have an edgy style and appeal to a young adult demographic through themes of struggling with mainstream popularity and mental health issues like drugs. The video will have a narrative and performance style, influenced by videos like "Blood in a Cut" that depict struggles. It will have a low-key, edgy visual style influenced by indie artists. Through unique editing techniques and a focus on post-production effects, the video hopes to stand out from typical student projects and draw audiences in through the relatability of the artist's story and experimental aest
Media evaluation 3
The survey of 12 people (10 female, 2 male) about a music video provided useful feedback. Most respondents preferred pop, R&B, and rock music. 7 people said they would buy an album/single, showing interest in purchasing music. Responses were split on whether the song stood alone or needed the video. 11 people said the lip syncing and video editing were flawless. All 12 people said they liked the music video overall. The advertisement and packaging design received mostly positive reviews. The survey thus helped gauge audience reception across different aspects of the project.
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This document summarizes the process of designing murals for music practice rooms at a community college. A survey was conducted to gather student input on what should be included in the murals. Ideas such as shapes, colors, phrases, instruments, and music notes were collected. Focus groups further discussed student preferences. All ideas were combined into a brainstorming session to design two murals incorporating student and staff feedback. Consideration was also given to health and safety issues and materials needed to complete the murals.
Complete music video analysis
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to help inform the production of a music video. Key findings include:
- The primary target audience is females ages 16-24 who are likely students/unemployed.
- Darker colors and black and white were preferred visual schemes.
- Close ups, long shots, and shots of dancers were popular camera ideas.
- Casual or oppositional clothing and leotards were preferred dancer costumes.
- Respondents wanted the video to have a unique concept conveyed through dancing rather than text or special effects.
- A dance studio was a favored location that could utilize lighting and camera angles creatively.
Target Audience Research for Idea 1
- Devlin is a UK-based grime artist from Dagenham who started as an independent artist before joining a group called "the movement" to become more known in the music industry.
- He now works with other artists like Labrinth and Ed Sheeran to broaden his audience and gain more fans.
- Devlin's target audience is primarily located in the UK, especially London, and is mostly male aged 17-19, as grime music appeals more to a young working class demographic.
Survey analysis
The survey analyzed responses from 32 people to gather information about audience preferences for a music video. Most respondents were female aged 13-17 who listen to pop and rock music multiple times per day. They preferred narratives and performances in music videos and cited reasons like showing an artist's personality or connecting the visuals and lyrics. Respondents said they would be attracted to a video by familiar artists and smart artistic connections between the video and song. For a rock video, they expected dark themes, black clothing, and storylines with relatable characters from minority groups.
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The survey analyzed responses from 32 people to gather information about audience preferences for a music video. Most respondents were female aged 13-17 who enjoy pop music. Over a third watch music videos daily. Narrative and performance style videos were the most popular. Respondents enjoyed videos that connect the visuals and song meaningfully and where the artist's personality comes through. To attract viewers, the video should include familiar elements of the band, artistic vision that resonates with viewers, and an upbeat song. For a rock video specifically, respondents expected dark themes, black clothing, and a narrative storyline with diverse characters.
Questionnaire analysis
The document contains the results of a questionnaire aimed at a target audience of 16-19 year olds. The results show that this age group prefers to learn about new music videos through social media and YouTube. They enjoy narrative and performance music video styles within the pop and R&B genres. iTunes is the most popular way to purchase and listen to music, though YouTube provides free, widespread access. The responses regarding video locations, elements, and colors were mixed, so those elements will require further consideration based on the chosen song.
Pitch (class)
The student has chosen the song "It's Strange" by Louis The Child ft K.Flay for their music video project. They are still developing the identity and name of the artist, who will have an edgy style and appeal to a young adult demographic through themes of struggling with mainstream popularity and mental health issues like drugs. The video will have a narrative and performance style, influenced by videos like "Blood in a Cut" that depict struggles. It will have a low-key, edgy visual style influenced by indie artists. Through unique editing techniques and a focus on post-production effects, the video hopes to stand out from typical student projects and draw audiences in through the relatability of the artist's story and experimental aest
Media evaluation 3
The survey of 12 people (10 female, 2 male) about a music video provided useful feedback. Most respondents preferred pop, R&B, and rock music. 7 people said they would buy an album/single, showing interest in purchasing music. Responses were split on whether the song stood alone or needed the video. 11 people said the lip syncing and video editing were flawless. All 12 people said they liked the music video overall. The advertisement and packaging design received mostly positive reviews. The survey thus helped gauge audience reception across different aspects of the project.
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The campaign aims to make students more aware of the dangers of using Facebook and giving out private information online. Specifically, it wants students to understand how easily Facebook profiles can be manipulated, and that people they add as friends may not really be who they claim to be. The campaign will use a website, assemblies, posters, and other promotions to educate students on protecting their privacy and being cautious about what they share on Facebook.
Facebook awareness video ideas
The document discusses three ideas for an awareness video about being careful who you add on Facebook. The first idea, of a girl adding a seemingly nice man who turns out to be unpleasant, was liked the best by the group for its serious tone. The second idea, about posting personal information online and then having one's home burgled, was not felt to directly link to adding unknown people on Facebook. The third idea, using humorously dressed teachers in Facebook profile pictures, was felt to be too jokey for the campaign's serious message.
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The document outlines the equipment, crew, and production plan for a film. The equipment includes a camera, tripod, Facebook account, and missing persons poster. The crew consists of ParnyanIzlamzadeh as cameraman, George Streather and Zahra Printer as directors, and Logan Jones and Sara Khan in front of the camera. The production plan schedules creating a missing persons poster, fake Facebook account, filming an advert, and editing the advert clips over five days.
Layout of the campaign
The document discusses a campaign called "Friends or Foes" aimed at students of Cranford Community College to raise awareness of the dangers of sharing personal information online. It seeks to help students limit what they post on Facebook and avoid accepting friend requests from unknown users. The campaign aims to educate students about how their images could be misused if shared online and the importance of privacy settings. It also provides facts about Facebook usage and risks of fake profiles and identity theft.
Quantitative questionnaire
The document is a quantitative questionnaire from a Creative & Media group seeking feedback on their website about the dangers of Facebook. It asks respondents about their gender, year group, ratings of the website design and content, and whether they found the information useful and would recommend the site to others. The questionnaire promises confidentiality of responses.
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The document lists potential campaign ideas for different causes, including being anti-alcohol, anti-drugs, anti-smoking, helping people through exams, saving trees, and anti-charity. It also includes campaign ideas around cancer treatments, helping people through general certificates of secondary education (GCSE) exams, and head boy and head girl elections at school.
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The document describes a charity campaign that encourages people to donate money to provide homeless people with Christmas dinners, shelter, food, and medical care during the holidays. The campaign targets wage earners over 21 through emails, advertisements, and leaflets showing a Christmas dinner, in order to publicize the charity and its goal of helping those in need during the Christmas season.
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The document outlines a 7-week production schedule for an animation project by a team called Munchkin. Key activities include researching the story and period, designing costumes and characters, storyboarding, modelling characters with plasticine, taking photos, editing in video software, and gathering feedback on drafts. The schedule assigns roles and deadlines to team members for completing tasks like costume designs, character modelling, voice recordings, and set designs across the 7 weeks leading up to the final submission.
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To become a film director, one should obtain a degree in film or a related subject, volunteer to work for film companies to gain valuable on-set experience, and apply for entry-level positions in the film industry to work their way up through the ranks. Success also relies on a combination of talent, hard work, and luck.
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Alresford is a market town in Hampshire known for its watercress farming. It offers various historic and natural attractions to visit like the Mid Hants Railway, Millennium Walk along the River Itchen, and St Johns Parish Church. The town has many dining options ranging from fish and chips to Indian cuisine. Shopping includes boutiques, antique shops, and children's clothing store Ragamuffin. Alresford provides accommodation through hotels, campsites, and caravan parks.
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3) The various sections each have their own distinctive visual style with different pictures, which helps make the individual events and offers easily recognizable at a glance.
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The document summarizes visits to three local establishments - Sunrise Radio, Waterman's Theatre, and Pitshanger Art Gallery. Sunrise Radio promotes local events on the radio and television to reach a wide audience. They were creating a radio advert during the visit. Waterman's Theatre has performances and films shown next door at the cinema. The stage manager enjoys their job but it impacts their social life. Pitshanger Art Gallery exhibits new art every few weeks and the director explained anyone can exhibit there.
Animation history
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Music timeline
Greek theatre in 534 BC was where musical theatre began, using choir songs to tell stories, though only rich men could attend. Ballard opera emerged in 1728 in England as the first form of opera, using soloists instead of choirs. Music halls from 1830 were places for all classes to enjoy music and socialize. Burlesque musicals from 1860 were comedy entertainments that grew longer. Vaudeville from 1870 was light entertainment combining various acts. Golden age musicals from 1940 integrated famous actors and songs into well-known stories, some adapted to film. Modern musicals after 2000 include those for children and major motion pictures.
Cell block 33 production roles
George Streather is the director and script writer who will organize the play and write the script. Various roles such as co-director, set designer, choreographers, publicity manager, costume designer, props designer, project manager, casting director, music composer, lyric composer, and lighting designer are assigned to help bring the production together on time and within budget. Navina Shete, as project manager, will ensure everyone meets their deadlines.
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- 4. Research of the Theme To get ideas on what to include in our mural we done some research into the them ‘Music Brings us Together’ and this video shows what we think that means. Our poem for the theme
- 5. Our Questionnaires To assist in the final mural we had to find out what the students and staff wanted in the mural. To do this we designed questionnaires which were handed out to students and teachers of Cranford Community College.
- 6. Questionnaires for Staff- Quantative Do you prefer bright or pastel colours? Bright Patel What type of murals do you like? Traditional Modern What style of art do you prefer? Pop art Abstract Cubism Gothic Graffiti Traditional
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- 8. Questionnaires for Students- Quantative What style of art do you prefer? Abstract Pop Art Cubism Gothic/Graffiti Traditional What colours would you like us to include? Red 5 Pink 2 Orange Yellow Black Gold Silver Other
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- 12. Risk Assessment RISK How to reduce or prevent the risk What to do if danger occurs Level of Risk Falling off a ladder Someone should hold the ladder for maximum safety Seek assistance from a member of staff Call an ambulance Medium Getting paint stains on floor Cover the floor Clear up the spillage immediately Medium Paint in eyes Ensure that safety goggles are worn at all times Seek assistance from a member of staff Clean out eyes with eye wash Medium Slippage Clean up any mess Seek assistance from a member of staff Don’t move the person encase of back damage Medium Caught on hooks Wrap up the hooks with foam Seek assistance from a member of staff Cover wound with a bandage and call an ambulance. Medium Faint from paint fumes Wear a mask. Seek assistance from a member of staff Medium
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