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Amelia Hicks is an 18-year-old student who enjoys music, fashion, and dancing. She is currently taking A-levels in business, fashion, art, and maths while working part-time at Topshop on weekends. In her spare time, she likes going out with friends to clubs and dancing. Her hobbies also include singing, acting, and teaching younger dancers at her local dance academy. She recently subscribed to BEATZ magazine and enjoys reading it daily for its music interviews, photos, and "Code & Play" feature which allows songs to download straight to her Spotify playlist.
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Reader profile.
Amelia Hicks is an 18-year-old student who enjoys music, fashion, and dancing. She is currently taking A-levels in business, fashion, art, and maths while working part-time at Topshop on weekends. In her spare time, she likes going out with friends to clubs and dancing. Her hobbies also include singing, acting, and teaching younger dancers at her local dance academy. She recently subscribed to BEATZ magazine and enjoys reading it daily for its music interviews, photos, and "Code & Play" feature which allows songs to download straight to her Spotify playlist.
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This document summarizes several music magazines, including their target audiences, content, and publishing companies. Q Magazine, published by Bauer Media, targets those aged 30+ and includes reviews of music, films, and concerts as well as interviews. Team Rock Magazine focuses on genres like classic rock and metal for an older audience. NME, published by Time Inc., is freely distributed and targets younger indie/rock fans. Mojo, also by Bauer Media, covers various genres monthly for those aged 30+ and distributes internationally. Mixmag focuses on dance music/club culture for those aged 25-35.
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The document discusses various media technologies used at different stages of a media project. It describes how the internet/Google was used for initial research and planning. A digital monitor was used during construction but did not work properly on set. A digital camera was used for research, construction, and creating a digipak. SurveyMonkey was used for research and evaluation to collect audience feedback. Snapchat was used to distribute surveys. SlideShare was used to host coursework online. Word and PowerPoint were used to create documents at different stages. Dafont.com was used to find fonts. A blog was created to host all coursework.
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The document outlines the organization of locations, characters, props, and communication for an upcoming music video. It details two external locations in York and an internal ice cream parlor and music studio location in Pocklington. Five characters are named along with the band members. Props include money, an ice cream cone, musical instruments, and a microphone. Communication with cast and crew has occurred to arrange filming.
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This document summarizes responses from an audience interview about music preferences and music videos. 4 people were interviewed. Person 1 preferred alternative genres that support underground bands. Person 2 liked indie genres that don't follow conventions. Person 3 enjoyed a combination of pop, hip hop and rap for being upbeat. Regarding music videos, Person 1's favorite was Madonna's "Vogue" for its dance routine. Person 2 enjoyed creative videos from bands like The Wombats. Person 3 cited Major Lazer's "Know Better" for its strong narrative. Most respondents felt reality was more relatable than fantasy and that strong links between audio and visuals could make a video more memorable if not overused. Artists cited as favorites were The Kill
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Digipak ideas analysis.
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- Nearly 70% of respondents preferred a narrative-based music video combining both narrative and performance elements.
- Most respondents preferred to watch music videos on their smartphones and preferred video lengths of 3-4 minutes.
- For the album, respondents preferred an artistic cover design over a band photo, and wanted lyrics and online content included in the digital booklet.
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The shooting schedule summarizes the dates, times, locations, cast, crew, and shots planned for the music video of the song "1996" by the band The Wombats. Scenes will be filmed over several days between September 22nd and November 29th, 2017 at locations including a house, kitchen, footpath, hill, Lendal Bridge, the river, an ice cream parlor, and a studio at York College. The schedule details which cast and crew members will be involved in specific shots at each location.
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The document outlines the organization of locations, characters, props, and communication for an upcoming music video. It details two external locations in York and an internal ice cream parlor and music studio location in Pocklington. Five characters are named along with the band members. Props include money, an ice cream cone, musical instruments, and a microphone. Communication with cast and crew has occurred to arrange filming.
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The document proposes a music video pitch for the song "1996" by The Wombats. The proposed video would tell the story of a teenage couple in 1996 through narrative scenes and performance shots of the band. It would be filmed in locations around York, England to represent the everyday lives of teenagers in the 1990s and convey a sense of nostalgia for that era through the couple's relationship and fashion, music, and culture of the time period.
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The front cover of the One Direction tour DVD features the band's logo and the title "This is Us" to clearly identify the product and brand. Images of individual band members are meant to portray them as attractive and confident. The spine highlights key details about the format and title. The back cover provides praise for the film from Fox, images of the band on tour, and details of bonus features to encourage purchase. Stills from the film are arranged like arrows to reference the band's name. The PG rating allows for a wide audience, including young teenage girls who are the band's core fans.
Audience research analysis (Surveys).
The document summarizes the results of surveys conducted as audience research for a music video and album. Some key findings include:
- The majority of survey respondents for the music video were female, between ages 15-24.
- Nearly 70% of respondents preferred a narrative-based music video combining both narrative and performance elements.
- Most respondents preferred to watch music videos on their smartphones and preferred video lengths of 3-4 minutes.
- For the album, respondents preferred an artistic cover design over a band photo, and wanted lyrics and online content included in the digital booklet.
The wombats advert analysis.
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The wombats overview.
The Wombats are an English rock band formed in 2003 in Liverpool consisting of lead vocalist and guitarist Matthew Murphy, drummer Dan Haggis, and bassist Tord Øverland Knudsen. The band has sold over 1 million albums worldwide and is signed to 14th Floor Records and Bright Antenna. They released several EPs before their debut album A Guide to Love, Loss & Desperation in 2007 and have since put out two more albums, This Modern Glitch in 2011 and Glitterbug in 2015.
Major Lazer DVD/Blu-ray pitch.
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The DVD cover features a portrait of Major Lazer's cartoon icon and the group's name to clearly identify what it is about. A quote from a magazine uses slang to describe the group's wild nature and appeal to young fans.
The interior includes lyrics to one of their songs and a photo of the band covering the disc. Still images from the documentary on the back provide a glimpse of the group's exciting lives and popularity. A synopsis invites viewers
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The document discusses a music video idea for the song "Know No Better" by Major Lazer featuring Camila Cabello, Travis Scott, and Quavo. It summarizes the original music video and then proposes a new music video idea with two parallel storylines - one about a secretly rebellious "nerdy" girl and one about a kind man in an abusive relationship. Both storylines would culminate in the characters attending the same house party where their true selves are exposed on social media.
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Kanye West 'Yeezus' music magazine advert analysis.
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