This document summarizes and analyzes various materials related to domestic violence prevention and support services. It discusses posters and a website created by IDAS, a local UK charity that provides services to domestic violence victims. The posters use colorful, unique designs to raise awareness about unhealthy relationship behaviors. The website provides clear information and links to IDAS services. The document evaluates the effectiveness of these outreach materials and offers suggestions for improvement, such as incorporating personal stories or statistics to boost confidence in the organization's support.
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This document discusses strategies for attracting a target audience of 13-21 year olds to a pop music magazine. It suggests the magazine will attract this age range because teenagers have a strong interest in pop music that is commonly played and shared on social media. Both males and females of this age are interested in pop music. Images of an attractive female model were chosen for the magazine to inspire and attract female readers and attract male readers. Headlines and a double page story on an artist's career are intended to motivate and inspire younger readers. Suggested campaigns to promote an up-and-coming artist include merchandise, a clothing line, perfume or makeup line, and hosting a music festival.
This document discusses strategies for attracting a target audience of 13-21 year olds to a pop music magazine. It suggests the magazine will attract this age group because pop music is commonly played and shared on social media where teens spend time. Both male and female teens like pop music artists of both genders. The magazine aims to attract teens in social classes D and E by using casual clothing in photos that does not appear high class. Images were edited to look darker and more saturated to appeal to teens wanting tanned skin. Headlines use informal language and puns to grab attention. Suggested campaigns include music festivals, merchandise, and clothing/makeup lines to build the fan base of artists featured in the magazine across the
This document discusses strategies for marketing a pop music magazine to teenagers. It aims to attract a readership of 13-21 year olds from various social classes and ethnicities. To do so, it uses stereotypical images of attractive models in casual clothing on the cover and throughout the magazine. The language, fonts and layouts are informal to engage younger readers. Potential marketing campaigns discussed include music festivals, merchandise like t-shirts, and fashion or beauty products branded with artists to build fan bases and awareness among both male and female teens.
The document summarizes interviews conducted to understand what attracts people to music magazines. Most interviewees preferred magazines with bright, bold colors and large fonts that made the magazines eye-catching. They also liked magazines that provided gossip, interviews, pictures of artists, and freebies. Both men and women felt the people on the magazine covers were represented by stereotypical poses and clothing that aligned with traditional expectations of masculinity and femininity.
Human: Thank you, that is a concise 3 sentence summary that captures the key points from the document.
Ashley Pollard's portfolio contains examples of her graphic design work including a poster series, infographic, and visual identity. It also includes an autobiography where she describes growing up in North Carolina and her passion for helping others, which led her to study public relations and law. The portfolio is intended to showcase her skills and experience to potential employers or clients.
This document provides information about Abigail Crewe's media product, the magazine "Indie Wave".
The target audience is described as women ages 16-20 who like indie music, go to festivals, and shop at stores like Zara and Topshop. Most ideas for the target market came from a questionnaire showing preferences for indie rock music, Topshop/River Island, and use of Facebook/Twitter.
The magazine aims to represent its target demographic through the choice of a young female cover star displaying an approachable style. Photographs aim to show her personality and relatability to readers.
The magazine would be distributed by Bauer Media Group, also publishers of Q Magazine, to take advantage of synerg
The front cover uses bright colors and images of popular artists like Cher Lloyd to appeal to its teenage audience. It promotes gossip, fashion, and stories about popular boys bands to draw readers in. The informal language and sans-serif font creates a casual, friendly tone. Images of the artists looking directly at the reader are intended to make them feel personally addressed. Additional features advertise exclusive interviews and a poster insert to further interest potential buyers.
The document discusses the design choices for a magazine masthead. It was designed to target 11-16 year old girls who enjoy pop music. Bright colors like pink and yellow were chosen to represent happiness and catch attention. Speech bubbles and doodled stars were included to relate to social media, celebrities, and give a fun, informal feel. A heart in the "O" adds girliness in line with the target audience. The bold, easy-to-read font allows the masthead to be recognized from a distance. Overall, the design aims to represent the fun, celebrity-focused tone of the magazine through its bright colors, doodled elements, and girly touches.
Home learning Evaluation Stereotypes/Audiences anniemyatt
This document discusses strategies for attracting a target audience of 13-21 year olds to a pop music magazine. It suggests the magazine will attract this age range because teenagers have a strong interest in pop music that is commonly played and shared on social media. Both males and females of this age are interested in pop music. Images of an attractive female model were chosen for the magazine to inspire and attract female readers and attract male readers. Headlines and a double page story on an artist's career are intended to motivate and inspire younger readers. Suggested campaigns to promote an up-and-coming artist include merchandise, a clothing line, perfume or makeup line, and hosting a music festival.
This document discusses strategies for attracting a target audience of 13-21 year olds to a pop music magazine. It suggests the magazine will attract this age group because pop music is commonly played and shared on social media where teens spend time. Both male and female teens like pop music artists of both genders. The magazine aims to attract teens in social classes D and E by using casual clothing in photos that does not appear high class. Images were edited to look darker and more saturated to appeal to teens wanting tanned skin. Headlines use informal language and puns to grab attention. Suggested campaigns include music festivals, merchandise, and clothing/makeup lines to build the fan base of artists featured in the magazine across the
This document discusses strategies for marketing a pop music magazine to teenagers. It aims to attract a readership of 13-21 year olds from various social classes and ethnicities. To do so, it uses stereotypical images of attractive models in casual clothing on the cover and throughout the magazine. The language, fonts and layouts are informal to engage younger readers. Potential marketing campaigns discussed include music festivals, merchandise like t-shirts, and fashion or beauty products branded with artists to build fan bases and awareness among both male and female teens.
The document summarizes interviews conducted to understand what attracts people to music magazines. Most interviewees preferred magazines with bright, bold colors and large fonts that made the magazines eye-catching. They also liked magazines that provided gossip, interviews, pictures of artists, and freebies. Both men and women felt the people on the magazine covers were represented by stereotypical poses and clothing that aligned with traditional expectations of masculinity and femininity.
Human: Thank you, that is a concise 3 sentence summary that captures the key points from the document.
Ashley Pollard's portfolio contains examples of her graphic design work including a poster series, infographic, and visual identity. It also includes an autobiography where she describes growing up in North Carolina and her passion for helping others, which led her to study public relations and law. The portfolio is intended to showcase her skills and experience to potential employers or clients.
This document provides information about Abigail Crewe's media product, the magazine "Indie Wave".
The target audience is described as women ages 16-20 who like indie music, go to festivals, and shop at stores like Zara and Topshop. Most ideas for the target market came from a questionnaire showing preferences for indie rock music, Topshop/River Island, and use of Facebook/Twitter.
The magazine aims to represent its target demographic through the choice of a young female cover star displaying an approachable style. Photographs aim to show her personality and relatability to readers.
The magazine would be distributed by Bauer Media Group, also publishers of Q Magazine, to take advantage of synerg
The front cover uses bright colors and images of popular artists like Cher Lloyd to appeal to its teenage audience. It promotes gossip, fashion, and stories about popular boys bands to draw readers in. The informal language and sans-serif font creates a casual, friendly tone. Images of the artists looking directly at the reader are intended to make them feel personally addressed. Additional features advertise exclusive interviews and a poster insert to further interest potential buyers.
The document discusses the design choices for a magazine masthead. It was designed to target 11-16 year old girls who enjoy pop music. Bright colors like pink and yellow were chosen to represent happiness and catch attention. Speech bubbles and doodled stars were included to relate to social media, celebrities, and give a fun, informal feel. A heart in the "O" adds girliness in line with the target audience. The bold, easy-to-read font allows the masthead to be recognized from a distance. Overall, the design aims to represent the fun, celebrity-focused tone of the magazine through its bright colors, doodled elements, and girly touches.
The document discusses the design choices for a magazine masthead. It was designed to be bold and eye-catching using block colors only, specifically pink and yellow, which represent the happy, girly tone of the pop genre and target female audience aged 11-16. Speech bubbles and hand-drawn stars and hearts were incorporated to symbolize gossip and give a youthful, informal feel. The font is bold and easy to read to ensure the masthead is recognizable from a distance.
This magazine front cover is aimed at young teenage girls who enjoy pop music. The masthead uses a pink curly font to signal this. The cover features pop star Justin Bieber, using his smile and eye contact to draw readers in. Other celebrities like Taylor Lautner and members of boy bands like JLS are also featured to promote articles inside. Bright colors like pink, purple and yellow along with questions, exclamation points and the promise of secrets create an energetic, fun and engaging tone to appeal to its target audience.
The document discusses the design choices for a magazine masthead. It was designed to target 11-16 year old girls who enjoy pop music. Bright colors like pink and yellow were chosen to represent happiness and catch attention. The masthead shape uses speech bubbles to seem fun and represent gossip. Stars and a heart were added to reference fame and love, topics relevant to celebrities and teens. The font is bold and easy to read to ensure the masthead is recognizable from a distance.
The document discusses the design choices for a magazine masthead. It was designed to target 11-16 year old girls who enjoy pop music. Bright colors like pink and yellow were chosen to represent happiness and catch attention. The masthead shape uses speech bubbles to seem fun and represent gossip. Stars and a heart were included to symbolize fame and love, topics relevant to celebrities and teens. The font is bold and easy to read for recognition.
The document summarizes the coursework for a music magazine project. It discusses how the magazine uses conventions from real publications, represents its celebrity subject as down-to-earth, and would appeal to a target audience of 13+ interested in pop-rock music. The document also reflects on technologies used, like photo editing, and lessons learned between the preliminary and full projects, such as including more detailed contents pages.
The document discusses magazine design and content for a proposed music magazine targeted at teenage girls. It covers researching the target audience through surveys, deciding on genres of pop and indie music, and selecting cover images that represent the audience. Front covers of comparable magazines are analyzed and conventions like mastheads, images, and taglines are considered. The layout, sections, and promotional strategies are designed to attract and retain readers through convergence across platforms and merchandise.
The document describes a student's process of creating components for their own music magazine as part of a media studies coursework assignment. The student produced a front cover, contents page, and double page spread for a pop music magazine called Rhythmix using Adobe Photoshop. The student conducted research on existing pop magazines to understand conventions of design, content, and addressing the target audience. The components feature bright colors, colloquial language, and images of smiling young female models to appeal to the target 14-18 year old female readership. The student evaluates how their work follows magazine conventions and represents their target audience.
The document discusses reasons why people read magazines and links it to uses and gratifications theory. It identifies several reasons people read magazines, such as satisfying personal interests, seeking advice, filling time, emotional release, and social interaction. It also discusses how magazines provide models of behavior and reinforce personal values for readers. The document then provides examples of how one person conducted audience research and used surveys to determine there was a market for their proposed magazine combining pop and indie music aimed at teenage girls. They describe designing the magazine to appeal to this target audience.
The document discusses several magazine articles, including one on 1980s makeup trends returning with bright colors and high-end brands, and another conveying a message about power through a dominating image with direct eye contact and plain colors. Case
The document provides an analysis of the symbolic signs and meanings conveyed through imagery, layout, and stylistic elements across multiple music magazines. It discusses how costumes, camera shots, colors and other visual components in Q Magazine, Billboard, Mayhem Magazine, and Vibe Magazine signify meanings related to the portrayed celebrities, intended audiences, and focus on music versus gossip. Preferred and oppositional readings of these symbolic representations are also considered from the perspective of the magazines' potential readers.
The magazine cover uses various techniques to target young female readers of the pop genre. Bright feminine colors like pink, purple and white are used throughout to attract this audience. Pictures and headlines about popular artists like Justin Bieber draw in fans. Exclamations and questions address readers directly to excite interest in articles. Sell lines about secrets, fashion bargains and fun in the summer employ emotive language to encourage purchase.
The document discusses targeting a female audience aged 16-25 for a romantic film. It aims to appeal specifically to Asian and Oriental Asian females of that age range through the use of an Oriental Asian actress and themes surrounding a nerdy girl interested in art, books and education. The intended audience is also described as being in social class C1+ to focus on demographics more likely to increase profits.
The document discusses the cover of a magazine featuring Katy Perry. It notes that Katy Perry is the iconic sign of the magazine as she is the only person featured prominently on the cover. It describes how her confident and sensual pose represents the magazine. It also discusses some of the cover lines that promote other articles in the magazine and how they relate to Katy Perry's image and popularity.
This document provides a case study of the fashion magazine Vogue. It details the magazine's origins in 1892 in the United States and its evolution into a global publication focusing on high fashion. Vogue is now considered the number one fashion magazine in the world and shapes global trends. It targets an audience of 38 year olds and higher due to its expensive and luxurious content. The magazine makes $2 million annually due to partnerships with famous celebrities that increase its audience.
This document provides an analysis of the design elements used in a magazine cover and interior pages targeted towards young girls. Key elements discussed include using pink fonts and colors that appeal to the target gender, smiling images of pop stars that make readers feel welcomed, fashion articles that interest girls, and clear labeling of content to help readers find articles easily. Pull quotes and casual photography are used to intrigue readers and convey an informal, friendly tone. The consistent branding and focus on celebrities as role models aims to connect with and engage the intended audience.
The document discusses the front covers of two music magazines - Smash Hits and Q magazine. Smash Hits targets young girls aged 8-14 as its core audience. Its front cover uses stereotypically "girly" colors like pink, features popular young pop stars, and promotes gossip stories about celebrities to attract readers. Q magazine targets an older, more mature audience. Its front cover has a simpler, more sophisticated design and features interviews with established alternative pop artists like Madonna to appeal to its target demographic.
This document discusses how the media producer's product represents teenage social groups in a positive light while challenging negative stereotypes. It uses facial expressions, body language, and clothing to show teenagers as ambitious, happy, and mature rather than loud and aggressive. Some photos more directly confront stereotypes by depicting the models in casual clothing with smiles that question why youth are stereotyped. The media product aims to inspire teenagers by portraying pop stars as relatable and natural rather than heavily edited.
Shahnaaz Begum 12ME Media
The document discusses Shahnaaz Begum's media magazine project. It provides details about:
1) How the magazine uses conventions of real music magazines through the cover design, font sizes, and model positioning.
2) How the magazine represents teenagers and young adults through the choice of R&B genre, language, and inclusion of music, lifestyle and fashion sections.
3) The learning experiences Shahnaaz gained through constructing the magazine, such as photo editing techniques in Photoshop and producing a higher quality product than the preliminary task.
The document discusses how the magazine cover represents its target audience through the modeling of fashionable clothing, confident poses, and choice of colors, fonts and cover lines about music events. The model makes eye contact and wears trendy styles to appeal to young, fashionable readers. Simplistic colors and fonts keep the design modern, readable and appealing to both male and female youth. Overall, the cover aims to clearly depict the lifestyle and interests of its target readership through the imagery and content presented.
The document discusses robotic surgery services in the UK. It notes there are around 50 robots currently in the UK, with most located in southern regions and private practice. The NHS funds robotic-assisted laparoscopic prostatectomy (RALP) and robotic-assisted nephrectomy (RPN) procedures. It also discusses a clinical commissioning policy from NHS England that outlines criteria for funding robotic prostate cancer surgeries. Finally, it mentions that the Freeman Hospital in Newcastle was the first in the northeast to use a robotic surgery system and has now performed over 1,000 operations with robotic assistance across six surgical specialties.
The document discusses the design choices for a magazine masthead. It was designed to be bold and eye-catching using block colors only, specifically pink and yellow, which represent the happy, girly tone of the pop genre and target female audience aged 11-16. Speech bubbles and hand-drawn stars and hearts were incorporated to symbolize gossip and give a youthful, informal feel. The font is bold and easy to read to ensure the masthead is recognizable from a distance.
This magazine front cover is aimed at young teenage girls who enjoy pop music. The masthead uses a pink curly font to signal this. The cover features pop star Justin Bieber, using his smile and eye contact to draw readers in. Other celebrities like Taylor Lautner and members of boy bands like JLS are also featured to promote articles inside. Bright colors like pink, purple and yellow along with questions, exclamation points and the promise of secrets create an energetic, fun and engaging tone to appeal to its target audience.
The document discusses the design choices for a magazine masthead. It was designed to target 11-16 year old girls who enjoy pop music. Bright colors like pink and yellow were chosen to represent happiness and catch attention. The masthead shape uses speech bubbles to seem fun and represent gossip. Stars and a heart were added to reference fame and love, topics relevant to celebrities and teens. The font is bold and easy to read to ensure the masthead is recognizable from a distance.
The document discusses the design choices for a magazine masthead. It was designed to target 11-16 year old girls who enjoy pop music. Bright colors like pink and yellow were chosen to represent happiness and catch attention. The masthead shape uses speech bubbles to seem fun and represent gossip. Stars and a heart were included to symbolize fame and love, topics relevant to celebrities and teens. The font is bold and easy to read for recognition.
The document summarizes the coursework for a music magazine project. It discusses how the magazine uses conventions from real publications, represents its celebrity subject as down-to-earth, and would appeal to a target audience of 13+ interested in pop-rock music. The document also reflects on technologies used, like photo editing, and lessons learned between the preliminary and full projects, such as including more detailed contents pages.
The document discusses magazine design and content for a proposed music magazine targeted at teenage girls. It covers researching the target audience through surveys, deciding on genres of pop and indie music, and selecting cover images that represent the audience. Front covers of comparable magazines are analyzed and conventions like mastheads, images, and taglines are considered. The layout, sections, and promotional strategies are designed to attract and retain readers through convergence across platforms and merchandise.
The document describes a student's process of creating components for their own music magazine as part of a media studies coursework assignment. The student produced a front cover, contents page, and double page spread for a pop music magazine called Rhythmix using Adobe Photoshop. The student conducted research on existing pop magazines to understand conventions of design, content, and addressing the target audience. The components feature bright colors, colloquial language, and images of smiling young female models to appeal to the target 14-18 year old female readership. The student evaluates how their work follows magazine conventions and represents their target audience.
The document discusses reasons why people read magazines and links it to uses and gratifications theory. It identifies several reasons people read magazines, such as satisfying personal interests, seeking advice, filling time, emotional release, and social interaction. It also discusses how magazines provide models of behavior and reinforce personal values for readers. The document then provides examples of how one person conducted audience research and used surveys to determine there was a market for their proposed magazine combining pop and indie music aimed at teenage girls. They describe designing the magazine to appeal to this target audience.
The document discusses several magazine articles, including one on 1980s makeup trends returning with bright colors and high-end brands, and another conveying a message about power through a dominating image with direct eye contact and plain colors. Case
The document provides an analysis of the symbolic signs and meanings conveyed through imagery, layout, and stylistic elements across multiple music magazines. It discusses how costumes, camera shots, colors and other visual components in Q Magazine, Billboard, Mayhem Magazine, and Vibe Magazine signify meanings related to the portrayed celebrities, intended audiences, and focus on music versus gossip. Preferred and oppositional readings of these symbolic representations are also considered from the perspective of the magazines' potential readers.
The magazine cover uses various techniques to target young female readers of the pop genre. Bright feminine colors like pink, purple and white are used throughout to attract this audience. Pictures and headlines about popular artists like Justin Bieber draw in fans. Exclamations and questions address readers directly to excite interest in articles. Sell lines about secrets, fashion bargains and fun in the summer employ emotive language to encourage purchase.
The document discusses targeting a female audience aged 16-25 for a romantic film. It aims to appeal specifically to Asian and Oriental Asian females of that age range through the use of an Oriental Asian actress and themes surrounding a nerdy girl interested in art, books and education. The intended audience is also described as being in social class C1+ to focus on demographics more likely to increase profits.
The document discusses the cover of a magazine featuring Katy Perry. It notes that Katy Perry is the iconic sign of the magazine as she is the only person featured prominently on the cover. It describes how her confident and sensual pose represents the magazine. It also discusses some of the cover lines that promote other articles in the magazine and how they relate to Katy Perry's image and popularity.
This document provides a case study of the fashion magazine Vogue. It details the magazine's origins in 1892 in the United States and its evolution into a global publication focusing on high fashion. Vogue is now considered the number one fashion magazine in the world and shapes global trends. It targets an audience of 38 year olds and higher due to its expensive and luxurious content. The magazine makes $2 million annually due to partnerships with famous celebrities that increase its audience.
This document provides an analysis of the design elements used in a magazine cover and interior pages targeted towards young girls. Key elements discussed include using pink fonts and colors that appeal to the target gender, smiling images of pop stars that make readers feel welcomed, fashion articles that interest girls, and clear labeling of content to help readers find articles easily. Pull quotes and casual photography are used to intrigue readers and convey an informal, friendly tone. The consistent branding and focus on celebrities as role models aims to connect with and engage the intended audience.
The document discusses the front covers of two music magazines - Smash Hits and Q magazine. Smash Hits targets young girls aged 8-14 as its core audience. Its front cover uses stereotypically "girly" colors like pink, features popular young pop stars, and promotes gossip stories about celebrities to attract readers. Q magazine targets an older, more mature audience. Its front cover has a simpler, more sophisticated design and features interviews with established alternative pop artists like Madonna to appeal to its target demographic.
This document discusses how the media producer's product represents teenage social groups in a positive light while challenging negative stereotypes. It uses facial expressions, body language, and clothing to show teenagers as ambitious, happy, and mature rather than loud and aggressive. Some photos more directly confront stereotypes by depicting the models in casual clothing with smiles that question why youth are stereotyped. The media product aims to inspire teenagers by portraying pop stars as relatable and natural rather than heavily edited.
Shahnaaz Begum 12ME Media
The document discusses Shahnaaz Begum's media magazine project. It provides details about:
1) How the magazine uses conventions of real music magazines through the cover design, font sizes, and model positioning.
2) How the magazine represents teenagers and young adults through the choice of R&B genre, language, and inclusion of music, lifestyle and fashion sections.
3) The learning experiences Shahnaaz gained through constructing the magazine, such as photo editing techniques in Photoshop and producing a higher quality product than the preliminary task.
The document discusses how the magazine cover represents its target audience through the modeling of fashionable clothing, confident poses, and choice of colors, fonts and cover lines about music events. The model makes eye contact and wears trendy styles to appeal to young, fashionable readers. Simplistic colors and fonts keep the design modern, readable and appealing to both male and female youth. Overall, the cover aims to clearly depict the lifestyle and interests of its target readership through the imagery and content presented.
The document discusses robotic surgery services in the UK. It notes there are around 50 robots currently in the UK, with most located in southern regions and private practice. The NHS funds robotic-assisted laparoscopic prostatectomy (RALP) and robotic-assisted nephrectomy (RPN) procedures. It also discusses a clinical commissioning policy from NHS England that outlines criteria for funding robotic prostate cancer surgeries. Finally, it mentions that the Freeman Hospital in Newcastle was the first in the northeast to use a robotic surgery system and has now performed over 1,000 operations with robotic assistance across six surgical specialties.
Exquisite, delicious, mouthwatering, irresistible cakes made by a superbly talented and charming Olivia Anibal. An absolute gem of a find in the Southern Suburbs. Coconut cakes with swirls of lemon curd and meringue. Almond and orange gluten free taste sensations. Chocolate cakes with a wickedly liquid centre. And dont miss her delectable cupcakes with secret centres that surprise every taste bud in a burst of magic and leave you craving more. And in trend with whats popular among the ladies who lunch she has a range of Banting cakes that are a far cry from the usual glutinous heavy fare being served elsewhere. Absolutely fabulous.
This brief allows the student to create their own movie trailer for a film of their imagination by developing an idea and showcasing it in a two-minute preview. The student chose this brief because they have always been interested in turning ideas from their imagination into reality on screen. They were inspired by movies across different genres that they enjoy.
This document is an academic record and certificate for Anna Segova from the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) through its partnership with INSEARCH. It certifies that Anna has been admitted to and completed a Diploma of Communication (Standard) in 2015, achieving a GPA of 6.1. It lists the individual units she completed each semester along with their descriptions. The certificate is signed by the Managing Director of INSEARCH and recognizes that the award falls within the Australian Qualifications Framework.
Robotic surgery systems like the da Vinci have potential applications in developing world healthcare by enabling complex surgeries with improved precision. However, cost challenges must be addressed. Refurbished or second-hand robotic systems and instruments can reduce setup and operating costs by 80% on average, allowing for sustainable robotic surgery programs with costs as low as £75-80k for setup and £35-40k annually for service. Developing multispecialty programs could further increase access to robotic surgery's benefits.
This document summarizes three potential investment opportunities - Sprint, Netflix, and Buffalo Wild Wings. Sprint is a major US telecommunications company that saw Softbank invest $21.6 billion. Netflix is an online streaming company with over 33 million subscribers globally. Buffalo Wild Wings is a restaurant franchise founded in 1982 that has grown to over 840 locations in the US and plans further expansion. Financial data including stock prices and income statements are presented for each company.
Platica hipertension arterial sistemica ciudad del ancianoTere Flores
La hipertensión arterial es una enfermedad crónica caracterizada por aumento de la presión sanguínea en las arterias. Afecta principalmente a los órganos como el corazón, cerebro y riñones. El tratamiento incluye medicamentos, cambios en el estilo de vida como reducir el consumo de sal y mantener un peso saludable para reducir el riesgo de enfermedades cardiovasculares y derrames cerebrales.
1. O documento apresenta um programa de disciplina sobre o Estado e os problemas contemporâneos, abordando temas como pobreza, desigualdade, exclusão, proteção social e políticas públicas no Brasil.
2. O objetivo é discutir o papel do Estado na promoção de soluções para os problemas sociais brasileiros, analisando os erros e acertos das políticas implementadas.
3. Os temas escolhidos referem-se à questão social, como reduzir a pobreza e desigualdade para aprofundar a democracia e
This document analyzes Ferrari as a luxury car brand. It summarizes Ferrari's history, mission, target market, product lifecycle, market position, strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats, and marketing approach. Key points are that Ferrari was founded in 1929 and sees itself as embodying a lifestyle, not just a product. Its target market owns multiple Ferraris already and expects exclusivity. Ferrari refreshes its lineup every four years and is moving to hybrid models. It has a strong brand based on heritage but also faces threats from regulations and competition. Ferrari succeeds through limited distribution and an ad-free approach, selling fewer high-priced cars per year.
Este documento presenta las recomendaciones de JNC8 para el tratamiento de la hipertensión arterial. Resume las estrategias farmacológicas novedosas para el tratamiento de la hipertensión dependiendo de factores como la edad, presencia de enfermedad renal u otras comorbilidades. Además, describe los diferentes grupos farmacológicos antihipertensivos y su mecanismo de acción, así como las estrategias para el manejo de emergencias hipertensivas.
The techniques used in Ellie Dawson's campaign to raise awareness of domestic violence against men were effective. She purposefully made her posters look dark and dull to grab attention but also make people imagine the experience of victims. Some posters featured a man with a black eye to emphasize abuse of men. The simple yet clear logo and merchandise design promoted the message while encouraging people to wear the items. The campaign aimed to challenge perceptions that men cannot be victims and that abuse is less serious or common for men. Feedback from surveys helped shape the focus on addressing lack of support and challenging stigma around male victims speaking out.
Swara Sawirs outlines a 5-week campaign plan and lists the planning, resources, and schedule needed to execute a campaign called CHANGE. The campaign aims to raise awareness of domestic abuse through photography, posters, and merchandise. Key resources include a camera, tripod, model, makeup artist, photography room, and design software. Sample logos, posters, and merchandise ideas are provided to showcase the campaign's visual identity and message. The document provides a thorough plan for the CHANGE campaign.
The document outlines the final plan for a poster and billboard to help raise awareness for a charity called SASH that helps stop youth homelessness. It describes the color scheme, fonts, images, layout, copy, and products that will be used for the poster and billboard, which include using green and white colors, a quirky font, composite images of sad and happy faces, simple layouts, impactful statements and questions as the copy, and distributing posters in public areas while using billboards on roads for maximum visibility.
The document discusses and analyzes different campaigns and materials for promoting mental health awareness and reducing stigma. It examines posters, websites, and imagery from several organizations. The key points made are:
1) Posters from different organizations had varying styles in getting their message across, with some using real stories and others taking a more plain approach. Color schemes and use of images helped grab attention.
2) A campaign poster was analyzed that used mixed colors and emotions to convey the message that one's true self and personality can still shine through mental health struggles.
3) A mental health foundation website took a formal, fact-based approach while others used brighter colors and designs to create a more positive effect. Imagery
This document contains ideas for three different mood boards focused on domestic violence awareness and prevention.
The first idea is a campaign targeting child abuse, using bright colors and children's fonts to attract attention while conveying the message that abuse is not the child's fault through images and short phrases.
The second idea targets adult domestic violence, using darker colors and readable adult fonts with a central image surrounded by text to show abuse is not the victim's fault and they should seek help.
The third idea aims to stop abusers by using unpleasant red or dark colors in posters of role-reversed abuse or a man transforming into a monster, or a video of a man becoming angry at his wife to get abusers to reflect
This document contains ideas for three different mood boards focused on domestic violence awareness and prevention.
The first idea is a campaign targeting child abuse, using bright colors and children's fonts to attract attention while conveying the message that abuse is not the child's fault through images and short phrases.
The second idea targets adult domestic violence, using darker colors and readable adult fonts with a central image surrounded by text to show abuse is not the victim's fault and they should seek help.
The third idea aims to stop abusers by using unpleasant red or dark colors in posters of role-reversed abuse or a man transforming into a monster, or a video of a man becoming angry at his wife to get abusers to reflect
Swara Sawirs outlines a 5-week campaign plan and lists the planning, resources, and schedule needed to execute a campaign called CHANGE aimed at raising awareness of domestic abuse. The document details the equipment, software, facilities, and personnel needed which include a camera, tripod, makeup artist, model, photography room, and computer. It also includes draft logos, posters, advertisements, and proposed merchandise like bags, phone cases, and clothes branded with the campaign.
Swara Sawirs created posters and merchandise to raise awareness of domestic violence. Their original intention was to create plain posters that conveyed their message through images rather than words. They believe they achieved this goal, as their final posters featured simple silhouettes and images depicting domestic abuse without much text. They used photography to capture images of models for the posters and merchandise, and Photoshop to edit the images. Based on feedback, the materials effectively communicated their message and were deemed appropriate for their target audience of women over 20 who may be experiencing domestic abuse.
This document contains summaries of several posters and webpages related to homelessness and charitable organizations.
The summaries note that images of sad or upset people are used to draw attention and convey the seriousness of the issues being addressed. Bold colors, fonts, and phrases are employed to highlight key facts and calls to action. The tone of most materials is neutral or somber, though some portray success stories to demonstrate positive impact. Overall, the goal appears to be raising awareness of social problems and encouraging support or engagement through direct calls to donate, volunteer, or seek help.
This poster uses visual and textual elements to promote donations. Red text and graphics are used to draw attention. Photos of individuals in need depict worried facial expressions meant to elicit sympathy and convince people to donate. Short, powerful phrases below the images reinforce the message that donations help people avoid homelessness. While informative, the poster primarily aims to make viewers feel sorry for those in need through evocative photos and text.
This document discusses and analyzes different logos and advertisements used by homeless charities.
It summarizes three advertisements - one using minimal text and imagery to convey a powerful message about homelessness, another using an image of a sad child to manipulate emotions, and a logo for a youth homelessness charity featuring a simple house illustration.
The key aspects evaluated are the use of imagery, fonts, colors and messaging to effectively engage audiences and represent the charities' goals of helping the homeless. Minimal designs that convey clear messages are deemed most effective at attracting attention and understanding.
The document provides details on logo designs, campaign posters, merchandise designs, and membership forms for a charity focused on cleaning beaches and protecting wildlife.
The logo designs feature a simple surfboard logo to represent the organization. Campaign posters will use dark tones and emotive imagery to target adults rather than children. Merchandise designs include clothing, accessories, and printed items featuring penguins, starfish, and the charity's logo in bright colors for children or monochrome tones for adults. Membership forms will include information on the charity, benefits of joining, and space to provide contact details.
The document provides details on logo designs, campaign posters, and merchandise designs for a charity campaign aimed at reducing litter on beaches. For the logo, the designer improved it by simplifying the surfboard graphic and using a bold font with thick outlines. Three campaign posters were designed for adults using less imagery and more text in a formal tone. The posters use a deteriorating double exposure effect to emphasize the message. A two-sided membership form and designs for t-shirts, hats and bags are also presented, with the designs focusing on the logo or modern graphics related to beaches and wildlife.
The advertising campaign uses persuasive text and imagery to communicate the message of charity SASH and elicit sympathy to encourage donations. A leaflet and two posters were created with equal amounts of text and eye-catching imagery. While originally intending only posters, the creator changed to include an informative leaflet after struggling with theme. Photoshop and InDesign were used to design professional, aesthetically pleasing materials following testing that showed people respond equally to sad text and images. The campaign aims to upset readers enough to read more and donate while also highlighting the good work of SASH.
Here is a summary of the key findings from your audience research:
- The majority of respondents believe in equality and recognize that inequality still exists in the UK. However, around half do not think there is full equality between genders.
- Religion and race seem to be areas where most acknowledge ongoing inequality. However, nearly half were unsure about gender inequality.
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The advertising campaign uses children's drawings as images to portray the vulnerable side of homeless teenagers and remind viewers that they are still children. Each poster includes the charity's logo and contact details to raise awareness and allow people to donate. While the original intentions were to use different techniques like lighting effects or edited family photos, the final children's drawings are more appropriate for the target age group of 16-24 year olds. The campaign aims to increase sympathy for homeless youth and raise awareness of the issue by triggering memories of viewers' childhood hopes for family and home.
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The document summarizes techniques used in three homeless charity advertisements. The first advert by SASH uses sympathetic photographs of homeless people to appear more genuine and elicit empathy. It uses green and white colors which are relaxing and inviting. The second advert by Shelter uses dark red and black colors to represent danger but also love and passion as it targets families. It features a sad child to appear more sympathetic. The third advert by Rock Trust targets young people and uses green and the slogan "because every young person has potential" to inspire and welcome young people.
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The document discusses the creator's process in developing a graphic narrative about Goldilocks on the moon. Some key points:
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This document discusses narrative structure components and character types based on the analysis of Vladimir Propp and others. It analyzes the characters and plot elements in the story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears as well as the film Maleficent. For Goldilocks, there is no clear hero or villain. For Maleficent, the main characters of Aurora and Maleficent both take on heroic roles at times, while the king acts as both an initial and later villain. The document also discusses the 8 main character types identified by Propp, such as hero, donor, helper, and dispatcher, and how they apply or don't apply to the two narratives.
The document discusses the evaluation of different digital graphic narratives and images created by the author. For an elephant image, the author likes the simple outline and detailing of the trunk, but would improve the positioning to show more of the body. For an improved elephant image, the author likes the texturing and ear shaping, but could improve the shadowing. The author also discusses likes and improvements for images of a panda created using different tools, a text-based image using effects, and photographs conveying different emotions.
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The document discusses the plans for creating a children's book using Photoshop. It will feature the character Goldilocks going on an adventure to visit aliens. The target audience is girls and boys aged 5-7. Everything needed to create the book, such as computers, Photoshop, and inspiration from other books, is available. The book will be a limited "special edition" to appeal to collectors. Ethical issues around Goldilocks' actions will be addressed by showing her face consequences and make amends. Three production sessions are outlined focusing on designing Goldilocks, backgrounds, and adding details like porridge bowls. Copyright and safety regulations will be followed.
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Multinational companies operate across many countries, bringing both opportunities like understanding global markets, but also challenges like managing different regulations in different locations. Nintendo is provided as an example.
The document provides details from a student's digital graphic narrative development tasks. It includes evaluations of images the student created, including an elephant, panda, and text. For most images, the student likes the overall structure and outlines but notes improvements that could be made, such as adding more details or changing colors. The student also provides feedback on idea generation and storyboarding tasks for a comic book proposal.
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2. IDAS
IDAS are a local charity based in York
and North Yorkshire providing a wide
range of services to women, men and
children who are involved in a
relationship which includes domestic
violence. It’s a small local charity which
is popular in York for those who are
needing help. They are trying to raise
awareness on the fact that domestic
abuse isn't all about the violent side of a
relationship, it includes far more things
such as controlling behavior, constant
criticism, threats and other physiological
behavior that is all about controlling
your life.
3. This is showing two posters that both link in together, one
represents an unhealthy relationship, where as the other one
represents what a relationship should be about. They’ve both
been designed to link In together to inform people that they
deserve one way, which is the nice way.
The heartbroken poster represents the fact that even though
you may be in love, the relationship is always going to be
broken as there is never any repairing things such as a heart
as once its split, there's never enough making up that could
possibly be an excuse for the behaviour taking place.
Including such a huge crack in the first poster is a good
representation for a barrier, because it’s a barrier between
choosing to stick with the bad behaviour, or stepping over it
onto the other side, which is where the second poster comes
in, the second poster shows a full heart with no crack
showing, so that’s the victim stepping over that crack and
healing the heart by asking for help and allowing someone to
help them leave the abuser and overcome the damage that
the abuser has left within the victim.
I think both posters are simple and eye catching, instantly
catching the eyes attention. The bright colours immediately
divert your eye to words written inside the heart which is good
because then you notice all of the other writing around the
poster and it makes you want to read on to find out what
exactly the poster is about. The colours give the poster a
boost of happiness and a positive attitude, representing that
they are there to guide you and help you regarding what a
healthy relationship is. The colours are relating to the fact that
as much as you may be in love and that you’ve set your mind
to the fact you can deal with the harsh words, that you
shouldn’t have to put up with it. This charity are there to
support you and to help you get out of an abusive
relationship.
4. I personally think the change of font for each individual word
makes it stand out more and gives the words their own
independence and boots their meaning even more. The
reason for this is because I believe each individual word
stands out even more looking slightly different to the rest of
them because it means you take more time to read each one
and think about what each word means and the impact it has
on someone’s life.
That also is the same for using different colours for different
words, however some words do have the same colour but link
in to be the same thing but in different ways its put across.
For example the words controlling and pressuring link
because the abuser is controlling the victim and pressuring
them in to changing themselves. Even though the colours and
fonts are bright and colourful, the way the words come across
still have a really large impact on the readers. Each word is
straight to the point and blunt, so I believe putting into the
heart and being blunt makes the readers think more because
they want to reassure themselves that their partner isn’t like
that, but when they realise they are, they want to be able to
say that their partner fits into the second heart, so I believe it
gives that push to the readers/ victims because they want to
be able to describe their partner as been considerate and
respectful towards them.
You don’t’ deserve this is a really blunt tag line and really
stands off the page as it’s a dark colour been used on a bright
and colourful poster, so it brings that darkness onto the page
and brings the reader back to reality that not everything is
bright and colourful in the relationship and that needs to
change. However with that sentence been so dark it catches
your attention which leads your eyes to read the small print
on the poster.
5. I personally think that the idea of using a broken heart
filled with words is a really good idea, however a good
idea to use for a logo so that when people see it they
think of my campaign. With my campaign id use it
however id have it to be slightly darker with colours so
that I don’t give that false representation that everything
is bright and colourful, because the situation is horrible
and it isn't easy getting away from such a manipulative
relationship. I would include the words domestic
violence in the logo, however I would change the colour
purple as that’s the colour that is associated with
domestic violence, so using a dark purple means that it
will still fit with the dark theme, but will be enough of a
change for the words to stand out.
I think this poster would be more successful if there
were perhaps slightly a bit more information on it, for
example a few statistics of women that have been in a
relationship with constant criticism but have managed to
leave due to this charities help, it gives the audience that
boost of confidence that people are successful in getting
away and that you can count on this organisation to get
you away and support you.
6. This is a screenshot of the
IDAS website which has plenty
of links to different pages to find
out information. As you can see
I hovered over one of the links
and it brings down even more
links to different pages for you
to be able to see what their
history is as well as the
services they offer. Everything
such as numbers, courses and
information helplines are
included on this website, as
well as a definition of what
domestic violence is.
The internet is used at every
single second of the day by
millions of people and having a
website is a must have
necessity for organisations,
especially for ones such as
these about such a sensitive
and serious issue as domestic
violence.
This website is simple and everything can be seen and read clearly, however the only problem with this website is that it isn’t inviting
and doesn’t have any link colour wise or even style wise to domestic violence. I think for when I do a website I would include things
that would link in and have more of a feminine and personal touch to make people feel comfortable and welcome when looking at the
website. The colours and the tone of the website is really bland and nothing stands out off the page. Its meant to be about making
people aware, changing women’s attitudes on that domestic violence shouldn’t be stood for. Everything important is meant to stand
out off the page and I don’t feel that this website has anything interesting looking about it, the same with the size of the writing, the
images included etc. I just think that if a website was going to be created on such a bad issue, then things should stand out off the
page as soon as the website open’s. For example that been an image of a women who is been shouted at or statistics of women who
put up with things such as controlling behavior and the amount that have escaped from that lifestyle.
7. This poster is showing the writing on the woman’s face because she is
suffering from domestic abuse, however its not through violence- its
through words. Domestic abuse has so many different forms of ‘abuse’,
its not all just about violence which is why I think this poster is a great
example and a good way of showing how thousands of people suffer
from abuse every day, even if they aren’t been abused through violence.
The writing on the face is the perfect way to show how the abuse is
taking place, because this is her way of showing the pain she goes
through 24/7, without physically been able to show it on her face, through
bruises or cuts for example. This idea is really clever and really
inspirational as it’s a unique way of showing forms of domestic abuse,
she has a plain look on her face and the only way you are able to fully
understand is if you read between the lines, which in this sense is literally
reading between the lines on her face and reading each sentence that is
written to understand the purpose of the poster and the reasoning behind
the creation of it. Using an ink pen is a way of showing that its now
leaked into her skin, there is now way she is going to forget it as its now
a permanent reminder through her veins, which is why the reasoning for
the poster links in well with the name of the group, victim support as they
are supporting you through your tough times, not trying to erase it.
The colour of this poster fits in well with the reasoning behind it because
there are mixes between light and dark. Using her hair to shape the
poster is a good idea because it makes the background go dark and the
writing on her face stands out against her pale skin because of the deep
tone of her hair to shape her face and shape the way the writing flows
across the face. I personally think something like this works really well
with getting across to people as it adds a more personal touch with the
actual handwriting been included instead of typing it out on the computer
and editing It onto her face.
The tone of the poster fits well with cause and isn't trying to sugar coat
anything and make anything easier for anyone. Its showing the audience
exactly what happens in an abusive relationship and the look of the
models face fits well as she is putting on a brave face.
8. This is a screenshot of the website for the
charity refuge. This charity is about helping
women and children who suffer from domestic
violence. This means that their campaigns and
the colours and vocabulary that will have been
used will be very feminine and calming, so
that it is inviting for the victims who are
wanting help. This is something that is really
important because you want the women and
children to feel comfortable and welcome to
view the website, so using calming colours
and words is something that needs lots of
thought and effort put into it. The website is
simple in the way it sticks with one style and
doesn’t change the colours throughout on
different pages. The words are easily read on
the white background and that’s something
that’s important because the eyes aren’t
distracted and will only be focusing on the
words on the page.
As you can see I have clicked on one of the
links which then brings up so many different
links to pages created, so I'm showing just
how well the website is set out and makes
everything much simpler to find.
For example on the screenshot its showing all of the campaigns that this charity have created and put out there, so that you can go back and
have a look at the campaigns and see the different ways that this charity have reached out to the victims. For my website I would want to create
something this simple and appealing, as well as organised so that my target audience feel comfortable enough to visit the website and feel safe
with the charity.
Everything is displayed at the top that is needed and appears there on every page. This includes the helpline number which is in a bold and big
font, which is easily seen. It also includes the variety of different social media pages they have included which then will broaden the different
ways that the charity can target people, because thousands of people use a variety of different sites such as Facebook and twitter. So using
something that is popular allows the charity to put their work out there so that they have more chance of reaching their target audience, especially
teenagers and young adults.
9. This poster is designed and includes two charities on the
bottom that are both about supporting women and children.
The bold font used for all the writing is eye catching and really
stands out on the page which is something that is needed for
a poster. It instantly catches your eye and all links in together
so that you read on thing first and instantly want to read on.
Its not something that includes too much information which is
good because it gets straight to the point and doesn’t put
people off from reading it due to having too much heavy
vocabulary. The way that they’ve put ‘call us.’ with the full stop
really makes it punchy and snappy which makes you want to
listen to them, so the charity including such a strong attitude
really will be put across well because the audience will believe
that they have to put a stop to it and accept help from the
many charities out there.
I really think that this poster will be successful due to the
modern edge that has been included in the design. Its
designed and will be successful with a younger target
audience because it includes a bright and bold design and
isn’t too serious in the way its been designed. Having the dots
on the background makes the speech bubble stand out well
which then catches the eye.
The use of white and pink links in with both refuge and
women’s aid charities because they both have a colour
scheme of pink, used to lighten the mood and put the
feminine touch on the issue. The colours used brightens up
the poster and puts a positive attitude on it so that it doesn’t
bring people down. The use of dark against white at the
bottom of the page makes the helpline number stand off the
page well which Is the most important thing because you want
the victims to ring in so the number needs to be the boldest
thing on the page, which it is and its easily linked with the
tagline because the speech bubble has a line at the bottom
which points straight at the number, so its all linked in well
together.
10. This poster is slightly different and includes much more
information that the rest of the posters that refuge have
designed. But this one is designed to be about the warning
signs of domestic violence in a relationship, so the attitude
and tone of this poster will be deeper and more serious
than the rest.
The tag line of the poster is put in a bold font with a vibrant
pink colour so that it stands out off the page well, which it
should because it’s a serious piece of information. Its telling
you that two women a week escape domestic violence,
which links in with the information because its telling you
that every week two women are killed, which is their
escape from it all. So you shouldn’t ignore the warning
signs and you wont end up like them women that did.
The font used for the large pieces of information is very
simple and easily read, but I personally don’t think that
posters should have large amounts of writing on because it
doesn’t appeal to people and that’s mainly because they
don’t want something that goes on, they want to see
something short and snappy. So I think this poster would
have been better with the image and just the tagline, as
well as the writing at the bottom about not ignoring the
warning signs. The image used at the top links in well with
what the poster is all about and I think it’s a good image to
use because it really hits the heart and make you think
about how you don’t want to be one of those women lied
down like that. If they were to do something like this again I
think they should just include the most important warning
signs and shorten it down, that way more it will appeal to
the target audience more.