The client is Sunderland Culture, which is holding a media exhibition called Bright Light: Northern Talent. They are requesting a 15-minute video on a topic related to the Northeast of England or Sunderland specifically. The video could be a documentary or short film focusing on locations, people, or themes relevant to living in the Northeast, such as poverty or unemployment. The target audience is people aged 16-25. The creator has until April 2024 to complete the project, with a resubmission deadline in June 2024. They are confident in their ability to create a documentary or short film based on previous experience, and already have some initial ideas.
The client is Sunderland Culture who is holding a 26-year long media exhibition called Bright Light: Northern Talent. They are requesting a 15-minute documentary or short film on a topic tied to the Northeast of England or Sunderland specifically. The film could focus on the filming locations, cast, or themes relevant to people in the Northeast like poverty or unemployment. The intended audience is people aged 16-25 as the creator falls in that age bracket. There is an April 2024 deadline for the initial submission and a June 2024 deadline for resubmissions, allowing plenty of time to create the best possible product.
Sunderland Culture is a charity organization that aims to improve the culture in Sunderland. They created an exhibition called "Bright Lights Youth Art Exhibit" to showcase work from young, local media creators. They provided opportunities for creators aged 16-25 to develop any type of media that highlights Sunderland's history, culture, and diversity. Creators need to consider audience theories like reception theory to understand how the target demographic may interpret their work. Constraints for projects include limited budget, resources, and the technical experience of creators.
Interpreting the brief B2 Sunderland CultureChloeMeadows1
Sunderland Culture has commissioned a short video or print media project that showcases the Sunderland region for 16-25 year olds. The project must be low-cost and completed by April 24th, 2024. Some constraints are a lack of budget, access to equipment and talent, and creating content suitable for the wide target age range. The student's initial ideas are a short documentary or film highlighting local landmarks, talent, and exploring themes relevant to the region.
- The client, Sunderland Culture, is holding a mixed media exhibition called "Bright Lights: Northern Talent" across various venues in Sunderland, UK.
- The exhibition aims to highlight emerging media talent among young people ages 16-25 from the Northeast region.
- We have been asked to create 15-minute video or a series of 5 digital art pieces showcasing up-and-coming local media creators. The deadline is April 24, 2024 with a resubmission deadline of June 11, 2024.
The client is Sunderland Culture, which is holding a media exhibition called Bright Light: Northern Talent. They are requesting a 15-minute video on a topic related to the Northeast of England or Sunderland specifically. The video could be a documentary or short film focusing on locations, people, or themes relevant to living in the Northeast, such as poverty or unemployment. The target audience is people aged 16-25. The creator has until April 2024 to complete the project, with a resubmission deadline in June 2024. They are confident in their ability to create a documentary or short film based on previous experience, and already have some initial ideas.
The client is Sunderland Culture who is holding a 26-year long media exhibition called Bright Light: Northern Talent. They are requesting a 15-minute documentary or short film on a topic tied to the Northeast of England or Sunderland specifically. The film could focus on the filming locations, cast, or themes relevant to people in the Northeast like poverty or unemployment. The intended audience is people aged 16-25 as the creator falls in that age bracket. There is an April 2024 deadline for the initial submission and a June 2024 deadline for resubmissions, allowing plenty of time to create the best possible product.
Sunderland Culture is a charity organization that aims to improve the culture in Sunderland. They created an exhibition called "Bright Lights Youth Art Exhibit" to showcase work from young, local media creators. They provided opportunities for creators aged 16-25 to develop any type of media that highlights Sunderland's history, culture, and diversity. Creators need to consider audience theories like reception theory to understand how the target demographic may interpret their work. Constraints for projects include limited budget, resources, and the technical experience of creators.
Interpreting the brief B2 Sunderland CultureChloeMeadows1
Sunderland Culture has commissioned a short video or print media project that showcases the Sunderland region for 16-25 year olds. The project must be low-cost and completed by April 24th, 2024. Some constraints are a lack of budget, access to equipment and talent, and creating content suitable for the wide target age range. The student's initial ideas are a short documentary or film highlighting local landmarks, talent, and exploring themes relevant to the region.
- The client, Sunderland Culture, is holding a mixed media exhibition called "Bright Lights: Northern Talent" across various venues in Sunderland, UK.
- The exhibition aims to highlight emerging media talent among young people ages 16-25 from the Northeast region.
- We have been asked to create 15-minute video or a series of 5 digital art pieces showcasing up-and-coming local media creators. The deadline is April 24, 2024 with a resubmission deadline of June 11, 2024.
The brief is for a mixed media exhibition titled "Bright Lights: Northern Talent" to be held across Sunderland Culture venues to showcase young talent in the Northeast. The project requires a 15-minute video, 5 print pieces, or a combination. The target audience is young people aged 16-25 to educate them on local talent. Pieces must clearly showcase the region through location or topic.
The document discusses research conducted for a promotional video about Sunderland, England. It summarizes research on local culture including Crown Work Studios, locations identified on Google Maps, quotes from local leaders, famous people from Sunderland, venues, websites and event listings. It also describes a survey conducted with the target 16-21 age range audience to understand their interests, and market research of existing promotional videos to inform the project.
- The document discusses planning and research for a documentary and poster creation project about Sunderland Culture.
- The creator conducted research on Sunderland Culture's goals of supporting the local community and educating about local history.
- An audience survey was administered to determine which topic - growing up in the Northeast, identity, football, or wealth disparity - would be most interesting for the documentary and poster. Generational growth and identity were selected.
- Further research involved podcasts and documentaries about life in the Northeast to inform the documentary's style and questions. Local artists were also studied for inspiration for the poster design.
Sunderland Culture is a charity based in Sunderland that aims to inspire youth and educate them about the region's history and future potential. They hold exhibitions and classes to engage the community. The "Bright Lights" exhibition features art by local youth to inspire and engage them. The document discusses conducting research through a questionnaire for the 16-25 year old target audience. It provides ideas for a documentary on generations growing up in the northeast and the Newcastle-Sunderland football rivalry. Print poster ideas focus on creating a collage to showcase the identity of the northeast region of England.
The document provides an evaluation of a bid video created for Sunderland Culture to showcase the city from past to present. The evaluation discusses the planning process, intentions, and development of ideas. It analyzes relevant communication theories applied to the video, including how it may influence identity and perspectives. Research on the client, similar videos, and target audiences informed content. Strengths included improved editing and research skills, while adding narration later could have been strengthened. Feedback validated meeting the brief of representing regional identity for a wide audience.
The document provides an evaluation of a bid video created for Sunderland Culture to showcase the city from past to present. The video aims to highlight Sunderland's heritage, creative transformation, and why it should be the UK City of Culture in 2025. The evaluation discusses the planning process, intended messages, and development of ideas. Key theories on media effects and audience reception were considered in the video's construction. Research on similar past bid videos, the client, and target audiences helped shape the final product. Overall, the project meets the brief and showcases Sunderland in a positive light to inspire regional pride and support its culture bid.
The document outlines a project pitching ideas for promoting young talent in the North East of England for Sunderland Culture. It discusses interpreting the client brief, researching the target audience of 16-25 year olds, learning about Sunderland Culture's focus on cultural venues and public funds, examining existing examples, and developing ideas for five print pieces featuring poetry, scrapbooking, photography, music, and knitting to showcase a range of talents. The unique selling point is highlighting multiple talents to appeal to a broader audience, in line with Sunderland Culture's goals of opportunities for young people.
Sophie Gibson has been tasked with creating a piece of media for Sunderland Culture that explores regional identity for those aged 16-25. Her initial ideas are to showcase Sunderland's transition from its industrial past in coal mining and shipbuilding to its modern arts, culture, and entertainment. She considers focusing on one aspect of Sunderland's culture in-depth or taking a "then vs now" approach comparing the past and present. For her poster, she plans to use a split image of the past and present. Some challenges she identifies include limited footage from the industrial past and ensuring her project appeals to a wide audience.
The document outlines several ideas for a client project to promote York to a target audience of 18-24 year olds interested in history, culture, and creativity.
The first idea is a mobile app that sends users to locations in York to take photos or videos as proof of completion to unlock further stages. Users could then create a collage or music video from their submissions to share on social media.
The second idea is a location-based scavenger hunt app providing clues to find sites, scan QR codes, and view historical facts about each location found.
Mockups and a production schedule are presented, with the video/collage app selected for development due to its strong appeal to the target audience's
This document outlines Sophie Gibson's initial ideas for creating a video for Sunderland Culture that explores regional identity for ages 16-25. Her initial thoughts are to show Sunderland's transition from industries like coal mining and shipbuilding to today's arts, culture and entertainment. She considers focusing on one art form in depth or taking a "then vs now" approach comparing the city's past and present. Potential problems and solutions are discussed, such as using archived footage and adding interviews. A timeline is provided outlining the planned production process from filming to completion. Research on relevant target audiences and a winning City of Culture video are also presented for context and inspiration.
The document provides an evaluation of a bid video created for Sunderland Culture to showcase the city from past to present. The evaluation discusses the planning process, intentions, and development of ideas. It analyzes how theories like Uses and Gratification and Cultivation Theory relate to the video and its goals. Research on the client, similar videos, and target audiences informed content and style decisions. Strengths included improved editing skills while weaknesses included the narration. Overall, the project is deemed a success at meeting the brief of promoting Sunderland's case to be UK City of Culture 2025.
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This document outlines Sarah-Ann Chitty's personal brand exploration for a career in the music business. Her short-term goal is to land an entry-level position at a major record label after graduating in 2025. Her long-term goal is to establish a successful management career with a top label while helping aspiring artists succeed. The document provides details on her education, skills, networking plans, and strategy to improve her online identity score.
The document provides information about the client, Sunderland Culture, and the target audience for a project. Sunderland Culture is a nonprofit organization established in 2016 with a mission to improve quality of life through culture in Sunderland, England. The target audience for the project is 16-25 year olds, so bright colors and engaging design will be important. Potential issues include budget constraints and copyright clearance.
This document outlines a proposed documentary about public transportation in Sunderland and the North East of England. It will focus on the impacts of public transportation on the region. The target audience is men aged 16-25. Research was conducted on existing documentaries to learn best practices around mise-en-scene, set design, lighting, and media theories. A yellow and black color scheme will be used, matching the local metro, to draw attention. The unique selling point is how public transportation benefits the city and people. A documentary format was chosen to educate the target audience about local Sunderland culture and impacts.
Olivia Day is considering various options to present her work from her Final Major Project (FMP) which focused on designing makeup products. She is deciding between creating a website, submitting her video advertisement to a film festival, and participating in a 'Presentation Night' organized by her college course. Olivia ultimately decides to create a website to showcase her makeup designs and a video advertisement. She also participates in the Presentation Night to get feedback on her work from peers, friends, and family. Olivia shares a private link to her video and gets initial positive feedback. Images from the successful Presentation Night event are also included.
Elliot Daroczy is pitching a documentary about content creation in Sunderland to Sunderland Culture, an organization that showcases the city's culture. The documentary would explore whether being from Sunderland enhances or restricts creativity. Elliot proposes interviewing local content creators and showing footage of Sunderland to discuss this topic. He has outlined initial ideas, potential topics to cover, a timeline and plans to address any issues that may arise. The goal is to encourage 16-25 year olds to think about how their regional identity influences their creativity.
Hello! I am Nabila Fajrina, a fresh graduate of President University, Bachelor of Arts in
Communication, Major in Visual Communication Design. I am interested in any kind of art
and in the field of journalism because I am passionate with Art & Literature.
This portfolio contains all of my artworks when I was in college and internship. My portfolio is
a collection of information, my examples of work and skills I have developed in college and
apprentice world. This portfolio is the best way to organize and store all of my experiences.
I appreciate the portfolio process because it has given me the opportunity to develope an
awareness of my skills and gave me the ability to tell other people what I am good at
and where I learned particular skills.
This portfolio has assisted my goal setting skills and helped me become more aware of my progress. By presenting this portfolio I can show others that I am prepared and capable.
I will provide a brief introduction to each projects, explaining what the objective was
wile interject my opinion of my work and projects in general.
I invite you to look through my portfolio and see all of my artworks here. I have put a lot of times and effort into these projects and this portfolio. I hope that you can appreciate my work and I encourage any feedback you could give to me. Thank you and enjoy!
Warm Regards,
Nabila Fajrina
- The client for the project is Sunderland Culture, a foundation founded in 2016 by Sunderland City Council and Sunderland University to improve culture and quality of life in the city.
- Sunderland Culture aims to restore Sunderland's former glory and change its negative reputation by supporting local artists, volunteering opportunities, and programs to inspire youth.
- One such program is the "Twenty-Four Seven Programme" which will invest £60 million over 5-6 years in excitement, imagination and well-being initiatives for the community.
The brief is for a mixed media exhibition titled "Bright Lights: Northern Talent" to be held across Sunderland Culture venues to showcase young talent in the Northeast. The project requires a 15-minute video, 5 print pieces, or a combination. The target audience is young people aged 16-25 to educate them on local talent. Pieces must clearly showcase the region through location or topic.
The document discusses research conducted for a promotional video about Sunderland, England. It summarizes research on local culture including Crown Work Studios, locations identified on Google Maps, quotes from local leaders, famous people from Sunderland, venues, websites and event listings. It also describes a survey conducted with the target 16-21 age range audience to understand their interests, and market research of existing promotional videos to inform the project.
- The document discusses planning and research for a documentary and poster creation project about Sunderland Culture.
- The creator conducted research on Sunderland Culture's goals of supporting the local community and educating about local history.
- An audience survey was administered to determine which topic - growing up in the Northeast, identity, football, or wealth disparity - would be most interesting for the documentary and poster. Generational growth and identity were selected.
- Further research involved podcasts and documentaries about life in the Northeast to inform the documentary's style and questions. Local artists were also studied for inspiration for the poster design.
Sunderland Culture is a charity based in Sunderland that aims to inspire youth and educate them about the region's history and future potential. They hold exhibitions and classes to engage the community. The "Bright Lights" exhibition features art by local youth to inspire and engage them. The document discusses conducting research through a questionnaire for the 16-25 year old target audience. It provides ideas for a documentary on generations growing up in the northeast and the Newcastle-Sunderland football rivalry. Print poster ideas focus on creating a collage to showcase the identity of the northeast region of England.
The document provides an evaluation of a bid video created for Sunderland Culture to showcase the city from past to present. The evaluation discusses the planning process, intentions, and development of ideas. It analyzes relevant communication theories applied to the video, including how it may influence identity and perspectives. Research on the client, similar videos, and target audiences informed content. Strengths included improved editing and research skills, while adding narration later could have been strengthened. Feedback validated meeting the brief of representing regional identity for a wide audience.
The document provides an evaluation of a bid video created for Sunderland Culture to showcase the city from past to present. The video aims to highlight Sunderland's heritage, creative transformation, and why it should be the UK City of Culture in 2025. The evaluation discusses the planning process, intended messages, and development of ideas. Key theories on media effects and audience reception were considered in the video's construction. Research on similar past bid videos, the client, and target audiences helped shape the final product. Overall, the project meets the brief and showcases Sunderland in a positive light to inspire regional pride and support its culture bid.
The document outlines a project pitching ideas for promoting young talent in the North East of England for Sunderland Culture. It discusses interpreting the client brief, researching the target audience of 16-25 year olds, learning about Sunderland Culture's focus on cultural venues and public funds, examining existing examples, and developing ideas for five print pieces featuring poetry, scrapbooking, photography, music, and knitting to showcase a range of talents. The unique selling point is highlighting multiple talents to appeal to a broader audience, in line with Sunderland Culture's goals of opportunities for young people.
Sophie Gibson has been tasked with creating a piece of media for Sunderland Culture that explores regional identity for those aged 16-25. Her initial ideas are to showcase Sunderland's transition from its industrial past in coal mining and shipbuilding to its modern arts, culture, and entertainment. She considers focusing on one aspect of Sunderland's culture in-depth or taking a "then vs now" approach comparing the past and present. For her poster, she plans to use a split image of the past and present. Some challenges she identifies include limited footage from the industrial past and ensuring her project appeals to a wide audience.
The document outlines several ideas for a client project to promote York to a target audience of 18-24 year olds interested in history, culture, and creativity.
The first idea is a mobile app that sends users to locations in York to take photos or videos as proof of completion to unlock further stages. Users could then create a collage or music video from their submissions to share on social media.
The second idea is a location-based scavenger hunt app providing clues to find sites, scan QR codes, and view historical facts about each location found.
Mockups and a production schedule are presented, with the video/collage app selected for development due to its strong appeal to the target audience's
This document outlines Sophie Gibson's initial ideas for creating a video for Sunderland Culture that explores regional identity for ages 16-25. Her initial thoughts are to show Sunderland's transition from industries like coal mining and shipbuilding to today's arts, culture and entertainment. She considers focusing on one art form in depth or taking a "then vs now" approach comparing the city's past and present. Potential problems and solutions are discussed, such as using archived footage and adding interviews. A timeline is provided outlining the planned production process from filming to completion. Research on relevant target audiences and a winning City of Culture video are also presented for context and inspiration.
The document provides an evaluation of a bid video created for Sunderland Culture to showcase the city from past to present. The evaluation discusses the planning process, intentions, and development of ideas. It analyzes how theories like Uses and Gratification and Cultivation Theory relate to the video and its goals. Research on the client, similar videos, and target audiences informed content and style decisions. Strengths included improved editing skills while weaknesses included the narration. Overall, the project is deemed a success at meeting the brief of promoting Sunderland's case to be UK City of Culture 2025.
Personal Brand Exploration: Project & Portfolio Isarahchitty5
This document outlines Sarah-Ann Chitty's personal brand exploration for a career in the music business. Her short-term goal is to land an entry-level position at a major record label after graduating in 2025. Her long-term goal is to establish a successful management career with a top label while helping aspiring artists succeed. The document provides details on her education, skills, networking plans, and strategy to improve her online identity score.
The document provides information about the client, Sunderland Culture, and the target audience for a project. Sunderland Culture is a nonprofit organization established in 2016 with a mission to improve quality of life through culture in Sunderland, England. The target audience for the project is 16-25 year olds, so bright colors and engaging design will be important. Potential issues include budget constraints and copyright clearance.
This document outlines a proposed documentary about public transportation in Sunderland and the North East of England. It will focus on the impacts of public transportation on the region. The target audience is men aged 16-25. Research was conducted on existing documentaries to learn best practices around mise-en-scene, set design, lighting, and media theories. A yellow and black color scheme will be used, matching the local metro, to draw attention. The unique selling point is how public transportation benefits the city and people. A documentary format was chosen to educate the target audience about local Sunderland culture and impacts.
Olivia Day is considering various options to present her work from her Final Major Project (FMP) which focused on designing makeup products. She is deciding between creating a website, submitting her video advertisement to a film festival, and participating in a 'Presentation Night' organized by her college course. Olivia ultimately decides to create a website to showcase her makeup designs and a video advertisement. She also participates in the Presentation Night to get feedback on her work from peers, friends, and family. Olivia shares a private link to her video and gets initial positive feedback. Images from the successful Presentation Night event are also included.
Elliot Daroczy is pitching a documentary about content creation in Sunderland to Sunderland Culture, an organization that showcases the city's culture. The documentary would explore whether being from Sunderland enhances or restricts creativity. Elliot proposes interviewing local content creators and showing footage of Sunderland to discuss this topic. He has outlined initial ideas, potential topics to cover, a timeline and plans to address any issues that may arise. The goal is to encourage 16-25 year olds to think about how their regional identity influences their creativity.
Hello! I am Nabila Fajrina, a fresh graduate of President University, Bachelor of Arts in
Communication, Major in Visual Communication Design. I am interested in any kind of art
and in the field of journalism because I am passionate with Art & Literature.
This portfolio contains all of my artworks when I was in college and internship. My portfolio is
a collection of information, my examples of work and skills I have developed in college and
apprentice world. This portfolio is the best way to organize and store all of my experiences.
I appreciate the portfolio process because it has given me the opportunity to develope an
awareness of my skills and gave me the ability to tell other people what I am good at
and where I learned particular skills.
This portfolio has assisted my goal setting skills and helped me become more aware of my progress. By presenting this portfolio I can show others that I am prepared and capable.
I will provide a brief introduction to each projects, explaining what the objective was
wile interject my opinion of my work and projects in general.
I invite you to look through my portfolio and see all of my artworks here. I have put a lot of times and effort into these projects and this portfolio. I hope that you can appreciate my work and I encourage any feedback you could give to me. Thank you and enjoy!
Warm Regards,
Nabila Fajrina
- The client for the project is Sunderland Culture, a foundation founded in 2016 by Sunderland City Council and Sunderland University to improve culture and quality of life in the city.
- Sunderland Culture aims to restore Sunderland's former glory and change its negative reputation by supporting local artists, volunteering opportunities, and programs to inspire youth.
- One such program is the "Twenty-Four Seven Programme" which will invest £60 million over 5-6 years in excitement, imagination and well-being initiatives for the community.
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2. THE BRIEF
The client for this project is Sunderland
Culture. They are hosting a media
exhibition called “Bright light: Northern
Talent” which is a media exhibition
showcasing local media talent in the
northeast. The requirements for the
exhibition are to make a short film or
documentary tied to the northeast.
Personally, I like these constrains
because although they are specific, they
still allow me to be free and creative
with my ideas for this.
3. THE AUDIENCE
My audience for this project are
young people, specifically 16-24
year-olds. This age bracket will be
good for me to work with as I am a
part of this age bracket therefore I
will be able to cator towards them
easier, this age bracket is also the
age bracket of my peers so I will be
able to get feedback and
responses easier on my project and
work
4. DEADLINES
The first deadline for this project is on
the 26th of April 2024 and a
resubmission on the 11th of June 2024.
These dates give me a lot of time to
work on and perfect my product and
make sure I wont have to rush it and
create something half baked.
5. CONSTRAINTS
The possible constraints I could have
for this product is mainly to do with
shooting locations, I will either need
to film in public locations where you
don’t need permission to film, or go
through the process of asking for
permission to film in location I want
to film it