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Test of Interactive English - TIE Απόκτηση πιστοποιητικού γλωσσομάθειας αγγλικής γλώσσας σε 20 ημέρες. Αναγνωρισμένο από τον ΑΣΕΠ και πανεπιστήμια του εξωτερικού.
Unit 1 lo4 new
Q magazine impacts its audience through influential people on social media and produces mature content to appeal to its target age range of 24-35 year olds. The magazine could influence readers through theories like the "hypodermic needle theory," where readers believe things in the magazine without having proper knowledge. Q magazine aims to entice and entertain readers using language like "celebration."
FENNEMORE TMM PROPOSAL
The document provides details about a music magazine called TMM that the author is creating. Some key points:
- TMM stands for "The Music Magazine" and will have a format consisting of a Photoshop front cover and InDesign double page spread.
- The magazine will focus on hip hop/rap genre and compete with magazines like XXL and Vibe.
- Content will include photos, articles, album reviews, gig reports, and song lyrics as well as smaller, unsigned bands.
- The intended audience is 16-23 year old students, mostly male but with some female readers interested in music.
Fennemore 808 proposal
The document is a proposal for an 808 magazine focused on hip hop and rap music. It will have a graffiti-style title in black and gold colors to appeal to younger, digital native audiences. The magazine will compete with XXL and include photos, articles, album reviews, concert reports, and song lyrics featuring smaller, non-mainstream artists. It will use Photoshop and InDesign software and have a black and white color scheme with gold accents. The target audience is males and females aged 16-23 who are passionate about music. The magazine will be published weekly at 40 pages and A4 size for £2.99.
Harry Fennemore TMM Proposal
The document proposes a print-based music magazine called TMM (The Music Magazine) that will focus on hip hop and rap genres. It will include photos, articles, album reviews, concert listings, and song lyrics. The target audience is people ages 16-23, with a focus on students. The magazine will be published weekly in an A4 size format consisting of about 40 pages made using Photoshop and InDesign desktop publishing software. The style will use blue, black, and red colors and a bold black font on white pages.
Unit 13 Tom Myers Pitch Presentation
Tom Myers presents a pitch for a new music magazine called Mixer/Xtra. The presentation includes details on the magazine's branding like its color scheme of red, black, and grey. It outlines the magazine's structure with sections for interviews, photoshoots, and advertisements. Tom analyzes target audiences based on age (15-24) and gender (mainly male). He provides budgets for equipment, staff salaries, printing costs, estimated advertising revenue, and distribution plans. Tom projects selling over 10,000 copies in the first year to turn a profit.
Unit 13 L03 Tom Myers
The document outlines plans for two music magazines called Mixer and Xtra, including proposals, designs, photoshoots, and layouts. It provides details on the target audiences, styles, and content for each magazine. Sample interviews and draft articles are also included to demonstrate the planned content and tone for the publications.
Tom myers unit 13 l02
This document provides details on the planning and design of two music magazines called Mixer and Xtra. It includes sections on mood boards, target audiences, layouts, and summaries of ideas for each magazine. The key differences between the magazines are that Mixer will focus on R&B and hip hop artists who have been in the industry longer, while Xtra will feature newer artists and offer a chance to win Beats headphones to appeal to younger readers. Both magazines will take inspiration from the layout and style of XXL magazine but with some customized elements.
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Test of Interactive English - TIE Απόκτηση πιστοποιητικού γλωσσομάθειας αγγλικής γλώσσας σε 20 ημέρες. Αναγνωρισμένο από τον ΑΣΕΠ και πανεπιστήμια του εξωτερικού.
Unit 1 lo4 new
Q magazine impacts its audience through influential people on social media and produces mature content to appeal to its target age range of 24-35 year olds. The magazine could influence readers through theories like the "hypodermic needle theory," where readers believe things in the magazine without having proper knowledge. Q magazine aims to entice and entertain readers using language like "celebration."
FENNEMORE TMM PROPOSAL
The document provides details about a music magazine called TMM that the author is creating. Some key points:
- TMM stands for "The Music Magazine" and will have a format consisting of a Photoshop front cover and InDesign double page spread.
- The magazine will focus on hip hop/rap genre and compete with magazines like XXL and Vibe.
- Content will include photos, articles, album reviews, gig reports, and song lyrics as well as smaller, unsigned bands.
- The intended audience is 16-23 year old students, mostly male but with some female readers interested in music.
Fennemore 808 proposal
The document is a proposal for an 808 magazine focused on hip hop and rap music. It will have a graffiti-style title in black and gold colors to appeal to younger, digital native audiences. The magazine will compete with XXL and include photos, articles, album reviews, concert reports, and song lyrics featuring smaller, non-mainstream artists. It will use Photoshop and InDesign software and have a black and white color scheme with gold accents. The target audience is males and females aged 16-23 who are passionate about music. The magazine will be published weekly at 40 pages and A4 size for £2.99.
Harry Fennemore TMM Proposal
The document proposes a print-based music magazine called TMM (The Music Magazine) that will focus on hip hop and rap genres. It will include photos, articles, album reviews, concert listings, and song lyrics. The target audience is people ages 16-23, with a focus on students. The magazine will be published weekly in an A4 size format consisting of about 40 pages made using Photoshop and InDesign desktop publishing software. The style will use blue, black, and red colors and a bold black font on white pages.
Unit 13 Tom Myers Pitch Presentation
Tom Myers presents a pitch for a new music magazine called Mixer/Xtra. The presentation includes details on the magazine's branding like its color scheme of red, black, and grey. It outlines the magazine's structure with sections for interviews, photoshoots, and advertisements. Tom analyzes target audiences based on age (15-24) and gender (mainly male). He provides budgets for equipment, staff salaries, printing costs, estimated advertising revenue, and distribution plans. Tom projects selling over 10,000 copies in the first year to turn a profit.
Unit 13 L03 Tom Myers
The document outlines plans for two music magazines called Mixer and Xtra, including proposals, designs, photoshoots, and layouts. It provides details on the target audiences, styles, and content for each magazine. Sample interviews and draft articles are also included to demonstrate the planned content and tone for the publications.
Tom myers unit 13 l02
This document provides details on the planning and design of two music magazines called Mixer and Xtra. It includes sections on mood boards, target audiences, layouts, and summaries of ideas for each magazine. The key differences between the magazines are that Mixer will focus on R&B and hip hop artists who have been in the industry longer, while Xtra will feature newer artists and offer a chance to win Beats headphones to appeal to younger readers. Both magazines will take inspiration from the layout and style of XXL magazine but with some customized elements.
Unit 35 kieran davison new
Twitter is a social media platform that allows users to share messages known as tweets. It has over 500 million tweets per day and its target audience is young adults aged 16-34. Twitter makes most of its revenue from advertisements. While Twitter provides a platform for sharing ideas, it also faces legal issues around false advertising, copyright infringement, trademark protection, and potential libel claims over untrue statements shared on the site.
Billy unit 35 NEW 2
Instagram was launched in 2010 by Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger. It is a photo sharing platform that allows users to share square images and videos. Users can follow other accounts and like/comment on their posts. Instagram generates revenue through advertisements on sponsored posts. It has over 700 million active users per month.
Facebook was launched in 2004 by Mark Zuckerberg. It is a social media platform that allows users to share statuses, photos, videos and connect with friends and pages. The layout includes a central news feed and columns for friends/groups/interests. Revenue comes from advertisements. It has over 2 billion active users per month.
These platforms have grown significantly due to their abilities for users to
Billy unit 35
Instagram, Facebook, and other major social media platforms provide valuable services to billions of users each month. Instagram was founded in 2010 by Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger and currently has over 700 million active users. It allows users to share photos and videos with followers. Facebook was founded in 2004 by Mark Zuckerberg and has over 2 billion active users. It allows users to connect, share life updates and media. Both platforms generate revenue primarily from advertisements. They must balance this with legal and ethical responsibilities to protect users.
Mrs oliver exam
The document lists various digital tools and skills including photo editing programs like Photoshop and Premier Pro, camera brands like iPhone and Nikon, and survey platforms like Survey Monkey and Google Forms. It seems to focus on improving photo editing and selection skills in Photoshop using features like quick selection and quick mask.
Unit 30 pitch simpsom
The document outlines a production plan for launching a new magazine called Riddim over several weeks in June 2017. It details tasks such as finding office space, setting up equipment, interviewing and hiring staff, brainstorming content ideas, creating the magazine, printing it, and releasing the first issue. It also includes proposals for staff salaries, equipment costs, printing costs, and anticipated advertising revenue.
Unit 30 l05 simpson
The document provides feedback on an evaluation of a magazine pitch. It indicates that the proposed idea received positive feedback, and the magazine pages had a clear color scheme and professional photos. Suggested improvements were to make the front cover puff promotion stand out more and add more article details. The production plan may need more time to create a high quality magazine that can compete successfully. A survey showed 100% positive feedback on understandability, rapport, engagement, image relevance, and slide information. Final magazine covers and spreads are shown along with feedback corrections that were implemented. Improvements made to the pitch included editing the front cover puff, including DPS analysis, and editing the color scheme slide. A profit/loss breakdown is presented. Overall
Unit 30 lo4 simpson
The document discusses the launch date, presentation environment, and evidence of a pitch for a new magazine. The launch date of June 23rd was chosen to give enough time for high quality production and occur during the summer when music is popular due to festivals. An interactive whiteboard, Mac computer, camera, and camera stand were used for the pitch presentation to effectively display slides and record the pitch in HD. Screenshots and feedback show the pitch represented the magazine well but could be improved with more body language and vocabulary.
Unit 30 lo3 simpson
The document outlines a production plan for setting up a new magazine over several weeks. It includes finding an office, setting up equipment, interviewing candidates, training staff, brainstorming article ideas, and creating the first issue of the magazine. Key dates are provided for completing each step of the process by the end of each week outlined in the plan.
Unit 30 lo2 simpson
The document outlines mind maps and plans for two music magazines titled "Riddim" and "Bass" that include details on mastheads, color schemes, target audiences, and frequencies. It also includes mood boards and analyses of magazine covers and genres to help develop the brand identities and house styles of the two magazines.
Unit 30 lo1 simpson
Bauer Media Group is the publisher of Q magazine. Bauer operates in 19 countries and has reached over 25 million consumers through magazines like KISS, Heat, and TV Choice. It started in radio in 1990 with KISS FM and now operates 81 stations. In terms of TV, Bauer started with The Box channel and has a joint venture with Channel 4 reaching 16 million viewers. Q magazine uses social media like YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook to connect with over 270,000 followers and allow readers to engage with the magazine content and each other. A typical Q magazine issue contains interviews with artists in the genre as well as reviews of the latest music and playlists of new releases.
In design drop capital and pull quote pp example new
This document provides instructions for inserting a drop capital and pull quote in InDesign. To add a drop capital, highlight the first letter of a paragraph, click the paragraph button, and select the icon showing a capital A with an arrow. To create a pull quote, highlight the sentence to extract, place it in a new text box in quotation marks, and use the text wrap feature to position the box in the document while keeping the text in the original location.
Perfect Answer GCSE PP
This document provides guidance for writing a perfect paragraph and essay response for a comparative media analysis assignment on the films Knocked Up and Forgetting Sarah Marshall. It emphasizes including: a point, evidence from the films using relevant examples, and a comparison in every paragraph. Key advice includes using media language, terminology, theory citations, comparing the two films, answering the question, and analyzing key scenes. The introduction should introduce the films and state what will be analyzed. Main body paragraphs should use media language, theory, comparisons, and answer how gender is portrayed in key scenes. The conclusion should summarize what was discussed and refer back to the question while still including terminology and theory.
Unit 15 Student Guide Updated
This document provides an overview and examples for a unit on print-based advertising. It includes deadlines, learning outcomes, examples of print advertisements and audiovisual advertisements for music festivals. It outlines the components students must include when evaluating an existing advertising campaign, such as aims and objectives, target audience, representation, campaign message, print advertisements used, legal/ethical issues, and regulatory bodies. Examples are provided for each component, such as analyzing the representation of stereotypes at music festivals and considering copyright issues. The document aims to teach students how to plan and create print-based advertisements for a music festival advertising campaign.
Unit 15 Exemplar Work
The document analyzes print and audiovisual advertising for the Reading and Leeds music festivals. It discusses the festivals' history and aims to raise awareness and increase sales by announcing popular artists. Print ads start in February and are placed in music magazines and radio to promote the festivals. The target audience is primarily 16-25 year old males, but also some older attendees. Representation in ads may stereotypically feature young, white people interested in alternative rock. The festivals' partnerships provide broadcasting and products. Their message is enjoying music over summer and stress relief. Colorful print ads with bold artist names attract attention to the lineup.
Unit 15 Student Guide
The document provides information and guidance for an advertising assignment. It includes deadlines, learning outcomes, examples of print and audiovisual advertisements, and an overview of key concepts needed to plan an advertising campaign including aims and objectives, target audience, representation, and campaign message. Learners are asked to evaluate an existing campaign and create their own print advertisement to promote a music festival related to their magazine. Planning and technical execution are emphasized.
Unit 15 PRINT - BASED ADVERTISING
1) The document outlines an OCR Level 3 unit on print-based advertising media. It covers understanding existing advertising campaigns, planning an advertising campaign including print ads, planning and presenting print ad ideas, and producing a print ad.
2) Learners will evaluate an existing campaign, plan their own campaign including objectives and schedule, and plan a print ad with ideas, materials, and a production plan.
3) The unit is assessed through a portfolio where learners must show they can meet the criteria to pass, merit, and distinction levels by understanding campaigns, planning campaigns and ads, presenting ideas, and producing an ad.
Unit 15 CTEC Media
1) The document describes a Level 3 unit on print-based advertising media. It covers understanding how print advertisements are used in campaigns, planning an advertising campaign and print ads, presenting ad ideas to clients, and producing a print ad.
2) Learners will evaluate an existing campaign, plan their own campaign including objectives and schedule, and plan a print ad with ideas, materials, and a production plan.
3) They will present their ad ideas to a client, produce the ad, and can refine it based on client feedback. Meeting higher standards involves deeper evaluation, more detailed planning, and higher technical skills.
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Unit 30 l05 simpson
The document provides feedback on an evaluation of a magazine pitch. It indicates that the proposed idea received positive feedback, and the magazine pages had a clear color scheme and professional photos. Suggested improvements were to make the front cover puff promotion stand out more and add more article details. The production plan may need more time to create a high quality magazine that can compete successfully. A survey showed 100% positive feedback on understandability, rapport, engagement, image relevance, and slide information. Final magazine covers and spreads are shown along with feedback corrections that were implemented. Improvements made to the pitch included editing the front cover puff, including DPS analysis, and editing the color scheme slide. A profit/loss breakdown is presented. Overall
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Unit 30 lo3 simpson
The document outlines a production plan for setting up a new magazine over several weeks. It includes finding an office, setting up equipment, interviewing candidates, training staff, brainstorming article ideas, and creating the first issue of the magazine. Key dates are provided for completing each step of the process by the end of each week outlined in the plan.
Unit 30 lo2 simpson
The document outlines mind maps and plans for two music magazines titled "Riddim" and "Bass" that include details on mastheads, color schemes, target audiences, and frequencies. It also includes mood boards and analyses of magazine covers and genres to help develop the brand identities and house styles of the two magazines.
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