Frank giggles and panick attacks advert
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The radio commercial uses different tones of voice and styles to communicate the risks of cannabis use to its target audience of 11-20 year olds. It begins in a humorous way discussing "giggles" but then shifts to a scared tone highlighting "panic attacks." This contrast emphasizes that while cannabis may seem fun, it can also have dangerous side effects. At the end, the commercial provides contact information for "Talk to Frank" to offer support to those using drugs. While effective at warning of risks, some may not take the full message seriously due to the initial laughing and joking. However, the commercial is legal according to advertising standards since it cites a government-approved organization and valid health effects of cannabis.
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The document discusses the results of a survey distributed on Facebook to gather audience feedback on landscape images of Salford Quays. 100% of respondents felt the images promoted Salford Quays positively. 80% thought the vibrant colors used were very good while 20% thought they were good. 60% felt the composition was very good and 40% thought it was good. Image 5 was the most liked by 50% of respondents, while Image 10 was the most disliked.
Introduction and ending script
Over the last few years, there has been a large increase in mental health problems among young people in the UK, with more than 850,000 diagnosed with a mental health condition. The radio station interviewed Carol Doherty, the college counselor at Salford City College, to learn what educational institutions are doing to support students struggling with mental health issues. Doherty explained that Salford City College offers a wide range of support services to help students experiencing mental health problems.
Mental health research
There are over 850,000 young people in the UK diagnosed with a mental health condition, affecting how they think, feel and behave. Common conditions include depression, anxiety, and psychosis. Depression causes feelings of sadness and hopelessness, while anxiety causes feelings of fearfulness and constant worrying. Psychosis causes unrealistic perceptions through hallucinations and delusions. Support services for young people include CAMHS through the NHS which provides psychologists, social workers, psychiatrists and nurses. Salford City College also offers free counseling to students to help with personal or practical issues like depression, anxiety, family problems and exam stress.
Interview prep sheet louise carol
Carol Doherty will be interviewed by Louise Maher on December 5th, 2015 from 1:00-1:15 PM in the Counselling Office at Eccles Sixth Form Centre about the mental health support services offered to students at Salford City College. The purpose of the interview is to learn what services Salford City College provides to students dealing with mental health issues and the most common areas students need support. Louise will ask Carol about her role, the on-campus services, additional support from other organizations, and how students can get in contact if they need help.
Final major project proposal form
The student proposes a photography project exploring mental health illnesses induced by trauma. They will create portrait images depicting emotions and symptoms of conditions like depression, PTSD, dissociative identity disorder, and psychosis. The images aim to raise awareness and be relatable for those with direct or indirect experience of mental illness, specifically mid-teens to middle-aged people. Production techniques will include using a Nikon camera, tripod, slow shutter speeds, and Photoshop editing to manipulate and merge images.
Production call sheet
This production call sheet outlines the details for a two-location photo shoot, including the photographer, model, locations and their addresses in Eccles and Salford, as well as the required equipment - a Nikon 3100 camera, tripod, plain white mask, and five separate costumes.
Photography shoot risk assessment form
This document provides a template for conducting a risk assessment for a photography shoot. It lists potential hazards to consider, such as tripping over equipment, bad weather, abandoned settings, and dehydration. For each hazard, the document instructs to identify who may be harmed, what property may be damaged, existing risk controls, and a risk assessment level based on a provided chart. A risk assessment level determines any further actions that should be taken.
Location scouting
The document discusses several potential locations for a photo shoot related to mental health conditions. The living room of a property in Eccles will portray dissociative identity disorder. A college corridor in Eccles provides a plain white background. A park in Eccles will depict psychosis. A cellar in Swinton is chosen to portray depression due to its atmosphere. An upcoming trip to Harlech, with its abandoned buildings and jail cell, makes it suitable for one image envisioned in an abandoned setting.
Magazine secondary research references
This document provides references to articles from the magazine Photography Monthly from 2013 to 2014. It includes references to interviews with Ben Folds from March 2014 and a readers gallery from December 2013. Additionally, it references articles on lighting movies from May 2013 written by Tom Martin spanning multiple pages, as well as articles on white balance and a glossary from April 2013 also authored by Tom Martin.
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Frank giggles and panick attacks advert
- 1. For the second part of this task I have analysed a 40 second radio commercial "Frank: giggles vs panic attacks" advertising the national anti-drugs service - talk to frank. The overall message of this particular radio commercial is that when smoking cannabis, yes their are fun side effects such as the giggles, however there are also serious, alarming side effects such as panic attacks that outweigh the positive side effects. In order to reinforce this message a combination of styles have been used including serious and informative as well as a number of tones of voices including jokey, scared, angry and informative. The commercial begins with a more humorous style where a British male is speaking directly to the audience in a jokey tone, informing us that when we smoke cannabis its funny because you get the giggles "do you wanna hear something funny, when you smoke cannabis I end up in your head, me giggles, that is so funny". However from 0:08 seconds into the commercial it begins to get more serious when a second voice interrupts, although it is the same British male, the tone is scared and alarming in contrast to the first voice, "I'm dying" this automatically emphasizes the more negative side effects of smoking cannabis, however the first voice continues to mock and laugh at the second voice anchoring the fact that when you smoke cannabis it is dangerous because no matter how serious a situation due to the "giggles" side effect you will still find it amusing. Then from 0:22 seconds into the commercial - 0:30 seconds it turns more serious and dramatic, giving the impression that both "giggles" and "panic attacks" are having a fight and it is clear that "panic attack" is winning "Panic attack is chocking me" before going silent for a second, again reinforcing the message that the negative side effects of smoking cannabis outweighs the positive effects and emphasizing the fact that smoking cannabis is potentially threatening to your health. Finally from 0:30 seconds into the commercial the same British male's voice is used, however the tone is changed to informative where the male informs us that "Cannabis can turn nasty and the more you mess with it the more it can mess with your mind" before informing us about the help available by providing contact details for talk to frank so that anyone who needs support can get in touch. Colloquial language has also been used within this commercial such as "Do you wanna hear something funny" & "when you smoke a joint. Therefore anchoring the main target audience for this radio commercial which is primarily 11 - 20 year olds who can easily relate to this kind of language and often use it themselves. The main purpose of this radio commercial is to inform young people that there are significant and harmful risks when taking drugs and to encourage anyone who is currently taking drugs to "talk to frank" for support. The name of this service is only mentioned once throughout the commercial however it is right at the end of the commercial along with the contact details so that it is the last thing the listener hears and is therefore memorable. I feel that this commercial is good in the sense that it effectively shows the contrast between the side effects of smoking cannabis and by using an alarming and scared tone to emphasize the "panic attacks" it has the potential to put young people off smoking cannabis in the future. However i do feel that due to the laughing throughout the beginning of the commercial some people like myself might find the commercial amusing and not take the overall message as serious as the producers intended. In terms of legal issues, under anti-drugs RACC (Radio Advertising Clearance Body) states that
- 2. Anti-drugs messages must be placed by registered charities or by bodies recognised by the relevant Government department/s. Claims about the effects of a particular drug must be adequately substantiated. Due to the fact that "Talk to frank" is a national drug education service established by the British government and there is evidence that both "giggles" and "panic attacks" are side effects of smoking cannabis, there are no legal issues relevant to this particular commercial.