The document provides information about the role of a film director, including: - Directors are responsible for the creative vision and overall production of a film. - Experience in television or film is required, along with an understanding of the production process. - Director salaries vary depending on the size of the project and the director's experience, with the median salary in the UK being £58k. - Early career roles include working as a runner or in assistant positions to gain experience in different aspects of filmmaking. - The development process can take a long time and is often unpaid. Directors must also be willing to work long hours and travel for filming locations and meetings.

1. Irn-Bru
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Director-Being the driving creative force in a film's production- visualizing and defining the style and structure of the
film, then bringing It to life.
• You'll need experience of working in TV or film, and an in-depth understanding of the production process.
• Film directors salary's vary as it depends on the size and scale of the project and the level of experience the director
has. In the United Kingdom, the median salary of a director is £58k.
• During pre-production, Directors make crucial decisions, such as selecting the right cast, crew and locations for the
film. They then direct rehearsals and the performances of the actors once the film is in production. In some cases,
Directors will even edit and work on the script.
• You can expect to start your career by getting work experience as a Runner on a film set or in a production office
before working your way up through entry-level positions over many years. A director needs to understand all the
different aspects of how a film is made, so working in a generalist assistant position is a great way to immerse
yourself in the industry and pick up different ideas and skills. Some directors even start off as actors
• Income from directing work is often erratic so it may be necessary for you to work other full or part-time jobs. If this
is the case, you may be able to find work which is related to your directing, such as teaching and lecturing or other
industry roles such as editing, assistant directing or production management.

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Director-
• Directing often involves working unsocial hours in the evenings and at weekends. During the production phase, a
typical filming day is between 10-12 hours. However as a director you should expect to supplement this work with
extra time spent in meetings discussing other aspects of the production.
• It can take a long time to develop and plan a project. The development phase is often unpaid.
• A lot of work is in London and in the large cities but location filming can take place anywhere in the country and
even abroad. For this reason, mobility is important and you should be prepared to be flexible and willing to travel for
interviews, meetings and filming.
• Generally, the sole superiors of the director are the producer and the studio that is financing the film(evidenced in
Spiderman 3 and amazing spider man 2)
• When the filming is done, the director sends it off to the film editor who then creates what is known as the ‘editors
cut”. In post-production, the director works with the editor to edit the material into the “directors cut”. The director
has the last say on which version is sent off to be released a the film. This is known as the “final cut privilege”.
• Some directors also take on additional roles, such as producing, writing or editing.
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Irn Bru is in the soft drinks market. This market attracts a wide age range however, it mainly consists of the younger
generation. Irn Bru are in high competition with big soft drink brands like Coke and Pepsi. To try and compete with
these brands they have to advertise well and create good memorable tv commercials. Similarly to the Irn Bru
adverts, the coke adverts use a sense of realism and in a linear sequence which is a good way to advertise.
However, they don’t really use the humour element like Irn Bru. This idea is good as it gives the audience a sense of
happiness and makes them enjoy the advert a little bit more. This enjoyment will make the audience remember the
advert which is a very good marketing technique. Many Pepsi adverts use a celebrity endorsement for example,
Michael Jackson, Britney Spears and in a recent advert they use Kendall Jenner. This is good because if the audience
are a fan of that specific celebrity it will persuade them to drink that drink rather than a drink that isn’t supported
by a celebrity that they admire.

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In the UK, Coke and Pepsi sell more products than Irn Bru however, in Scotland Irn Bru
actually sells more than coke or Pepsi. This may be due to the advertising as the Irn Bru
adverts are highly related to the drinks Scotland heritage meaning that the Scottish
audience feel a sort of loyalty and connection to the drink therefore, making them buy it
when in a shop.
The owner of Irn Bru is AG Barr. He and his family are all from Scotland which again shows
why the drink out sells any other soft drink in Scotland. The audience feel a connection and
loyalty to the drink has it has been made in their home. AG Barr also owns many soft drinks
which are quite popular in the Uk like shandy and Cola. However, his version of these drinks
are very popular outside of the UK.

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10. Client research:
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Who is your client, what do they make, how do they advertise their products?
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11. Client research:
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Who is your client, what do they make, how do they advertise their products?
Remember the key things we looked at earlier in the project such as narrative, lines of appeal and persuasion.
Use screen shots, images and links to help show your research.

12. Client research:
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Things to consider:
Who is your client, what do they make, how do they advertise their products?
Remember the key things we looked at earlier in the project such as narrative, lines of appeal and persuasion.
Use screen shots, images and links to help show your research.

13. Market research:
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Things to consider:
What market is your client part of, who is their competition?
Irn Bru is in the soft drinks market. This market attracts a wide age range however, it mainly consists of the younger
generation. Irn Bru are in high competition with big soft drink brands like Coke and Pepsi. To try and compete with these
brands they have to advertise well and create good memorable tv commercials which they do seem to excel in. In the UK,
Coke and Pepsi sell more products than Irn Bru however, in Scotland Irn Bru actually sells more products than coke or
Pepsi. This may be due to the advertising as the Irn Bru adverts are highly related to the drinks Scotland heritage meaning
that the Scottish audience feel a sort of loyalty and connection to the drink therefore, making them buy it when in a shop.
Irn Bru and Diet Irn Bru have been formulated since 2002 by A.G. Barr plc to meet the regulations for food colouring of
the US Food and Drug Administration. This means that not only are the sales of the drink lower the coke and Pepsi in the
UK, thy don't even get sold in USA. This shows that worldwide, coke and Pepsi are a bigger brand.

14. Market research:
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Things to consider:
What market is your client part of, who is their competition?

15. Audience research:
The main audience that Irn bru attracts are young males. This may be because the adverts are
very funny and comical therefore this will attract men as they are usually more immature. The
adverts also can relate to many men as they may have experienced similar situations. Irn Bru
has a high correlation with dominos. This again shows how Irn Bru attracts the youth as
dominos is very popular with the younger generation.
The adverts are presented in a linear sequence to make the audience feel engaged in the
advert, make the advert simple and easy to remember. All the scenes in the advert are
realistic meaning that the events could happen. This is good for the audience as they can
relate and believe in the advert meaning they feel more engaged. As well as that, the drink
has a high correlation with many scottish things. This will be because of the drinks heritage
and how that is portrayed in the adverts as every advert is Scottish based.

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17. Audience research:
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18. Idea Generation:
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making three different but linked products.

19. Idea Generation:
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making three different but linked products.

20. Idea Generation:
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making three different but linked products.

21. Idea Generation:
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making three different but linked products.

22. Individual Idea:
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23. Group Idea:
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24. Planning Docs (TV Advert):
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25. Planning Docs (Advergame):
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26. Planning Docs (Print Advert):
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27. Finished Stuff:
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