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This document discusses using survey results to design a magazine that meets the interests and desires of the target audience. The author interviewed people about their preferences and found they liked the style of Kerrang!, particularly its color schemes, text styles, and image layout. Therefore, the author used Kerrang! as inspiration for their own magazine, adopting a similar design to hopefully satisfy the audience's preferences.
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The document proposes a magazine called "Goals Sports Weekly" about a local Saturday football league team. The intended audience is males aged 15+ from the local working and skilled working classes, as those demographics primarily follow the team. Research will include examining layouts and color schemes of other magazines, as well as books about football demographics. The concept is to include player profiles, facts, and articles about matches and signings. Evaluation will compare the finished product to initial plans and an inspiration magazine. A schedule outlines research, prototype creation, production, and evaluation over 10 weeks.
2. proposal
This document outlines a proposal for a magazine called "Goals Sports Weekly" about a local football team. The intended audience is males aged 15+ from the local working class community, as the magazine will focus on a Saturday league team sponsored by a local pub. Research plans include examining layouts and colors of other magazines, conducting a survey and interviews to understand the target audience, and researching books about football demographics. The production schedule outlines tasks over 10 weeks, including attending football matches to take photos, creating magazine pages, and a final evaluation comparing the finished product to initial plans.
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The document discusses different types of research for a project. It explains that primary research involves sourcing information yourself through surveys, questionnaires, focus groups, and interviews to directly inform your needs. Secondary research uses already existing data from sources like newspapers, magazines, books, and other media. The document notes that the author will conduct primary qualitative research like surveys to get an initial understanding, and then secondary quantitative research with more in-depth questions to further guide the project.
Question 4
The document discusses determining the target audience for a pop music magazine. Research was conducted including creating a mood board and survey to understand preferences. The survey provided a range of responses, some of which informed the magazine concept while others were disregarded. Three audience profiles were created to define the target readership, one of which did not align. The profiles helped connect personally with the audience and identify their interests, fashion, and personality to refine the target market. A reader profile was also developed based on the audience profiles and survey responses to outline who would and would not purchase the magazine.
Question 7
From creating a preliminary magazine to a final product, the author learned valuable skills in using Photoshop. Research and planning helped create a more polished final magazine with a wider variety of fonts, effective color scheme and layout, improved images, and successful advertising elements. Feedback from the target audience on their interests was also incorporated to make the magazine more relevant and appealing.
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Question 5
The author attracted their target audience for their rap/urban magazine in several ways:
They created a social media group chat with their target market to get feedback on what would appeal to them. Respondents said to use colors like red, white, black, grey and yellow.
On the contents page, they used a large black and white image to stand out along with smaller supporting images.
They periodically checked back with their research group, who said the magazine looked good and they would want to read it.
Examining real rap magazines informed the placement of images and text, helping the magazine attract the target audience accustomed to typical rap magazine layouts.
Evaluation question 7
By researching magazines in his genre of rock music, the author learned several important design conventions to incorporate into his final magazine project. These included reducing empty white space, using bold fonts and colors for the masthead, considering lighting and angles for photos, and using different fonts/colors for titles and section headers to make them stand out. Comparing his preliminary and final products shows that additional research and planning allowed him to create a more polished and realistic magazine that better follows industry standards.
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The document proposes a magazine called "Goals Sports Weekly" about a local Saturday football league team. The intended audience is males aged 15+ from the local working and skilled working classes, as those demographics primarily follow the team. Research will include examining layouts and color schemes of other magazines, as well as books about football demographics. The concept is to include player profiles, facts, and articles about matches and signings. Evaluation will compare the finished product to initial plans and an inspiration magazine. A schedule outlines research, prototype creation, production, and evaluation over 10 weeks.
2. proposal
This document outlines a proposal for a magazine called "Goals Sports Weekly" about a local football team. The intended audience is males aged 15+ from the local working class community, as the magazine will focus on a Saturday league team sponsored by a local pub. Research plans include examining layouts and colors of other magazines, conducting a survey and interviews to understand the target audience, and researching books about football demographics. The production schedule outlines tasks over 10 weeks, including attending football matches to take photos, creating magazine pages, and a final evaluation comparing the finished product to initial plans.
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The document discusses different types of research for a project. It explains that primary research involves sourcing information yourself through surveys, questionnaires, focus groups, and interviews to directly inform your needs. Secondary research uses already existing data from sources like newspapers, magazines, books, and other media. The document notes that the author will conduct primary qualitative research like surveys to get an initial understanding, and then secondary quantitative research with more in-depth questions to further guide the project.
Question 4
The document discusses determining the target audience for a pop music magazine. Research was conducted including creating a mood board and survey to understand preferences. The survey provided a range of responses, some of which informed the magazine concept while others were disregarded. Three audience profiles were created to define the target readership, one of which did not align. The profiles helped connect personally with the audience and identify their interests, fashion, and personality to refine the target market. A reader profile was also developed based on the audience profiles and survey responses to outline who would and would not purchase the magazine.
Question 7
From creating a preliminary magazine to a final product, the author learned valuable skills in using Photoshop. Research and planning helped create a more polished final magazine with a wider variety of fonts, effective color scheme and layout, improved images, and successful advertising elements. Feedback from the target audience on their interests was also incorporated to make the magazine more relevant and appealing.
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The document discusses different types of research for a project. It explains that primary research involves collecting your own information through surveys, questionnaires, focus groups, and interviews. The author plans to do primary research on sports advertisements to learn what works and what doesn't. Primary research techniques for their stop motion project will include quantitative surveys and questionnaires to get an overall understanding. Secondary research uses existing sources like newspapers, magazines, books by animators, and advertisements to develop knowledge and influence their final piece. Secondary research techniques will involve qualitative questions to get more in-depth opinions through bar charts and pie charts.
Question 5
The author attracted their target audience for their rap/urban magazine in several ways:
They created a social media group chat with their target market to get feedback on what would appeal to them. Respondents said to use colors like red, white, black, grey and yellow.
On the contents page, they used a large black and white image to stand out along with smaller supporting images.
They periodically checked back with their research group, who said the magazine looked good and they would want to read it.
Examining real rap magazines informed the placement of images and text, helping the magazine attract the target audience accustomed to typical rap magazine layouts.
Evaluation question 7
By researching magazines in his genre of rock music, the author learned several important design conventions to incorporate into his final magazine project. These included reducing empty white space, using bold fonts and colors for the masthead, considering lighting and angles for photos, and using different fonts/colors for titles and section headers to make them stand out. Comparing his preliminary and final products shows that additional research and planning allowed him to create a more polished and realistic magazine that better follows industry standards.
Question 4
The document discusses the various media technologies used by Brooke Patrick at different stages of a coursework project. These included blogger for research, findings, planning, products and evaluation; SurveyMonkey for research; Google for research, planning and production; Twitter and Facebook for research; SlideShare for presenting written work; Word and PowerPoint for documenting work; YouTube for research; Adobe Photoshop and Premiere for production; and a DSLR camera for production of a music video. Each technology was found to serve an important purpose and help save time or present work in a professional manner.
Question 2 real
The digi-pak and music video were effectively connected through shared bright colors. A rebellious feel was prominent in both through unconventional designs.
The album advert and digi-pak were also connected through their adherence to conventions - both featured the album cover art. This consistency created brand recognition.
A grey scale color scheme linked all three products and reinforced themes of rebellion, simplicity, and raw music associated with indie rock. Lighting beams in the music video were also featured in the logo designs of the ancillary products.
However, the album advert could have been better connected to the music video by including images of the band. And the "download on iTunes" logo was inconsistently used
Question 4
The document summarizes the various media technologies used by the author at different stages of their coursework, including blogging platforms, survey tools, search engines, social media, presentation software, video editing software, photography equipment, and more. These tools were used for research, planning, production, and evaluation. Key tools included Blogger for presenting work, Survey Monkey for research, Google for general research, Twitter and Facebook for sharing work, SlideShare for presenting written work, Word and PowerPoint for documentation, YouTube for research and sharing videos, Adobe Photoshop and Premiere for design and video editing, and a DSLR camera for video production.
Question 3
The student learned several things from audience feedback on their music video, digi-pak, and album advert:
1) Effort put into editing style, use of colors, and creating meaning with visual elements makes a significant difference in how smoothly elements flow and are received.
2) Keeping storylines simple but attention-grabbing is effective, and more/longer shots of the band are desired for detail.
3) Clear labeling of information like band name and album title leaves a strong first impression.
4) Maintaining a consistent "house style" with fonts, colors, etc. links related materials and strengthens their impact and ability to advertise effectively.
Question 2
The digi-pak and music video were effectively connected through their shared color schemes. This helped audiences subconsciously link the two products. Additionally, the album advert and digi-pak followed conventions by using consistent branding, further connecting the ancillary texts. A grey scale color scheme was used across all three media products to convey themes of rebellion, simplicity, and raw music associated with indie rock. While most connections were strong, the album advert could have more directly linked to the music video by including band images, and inconsistency in the "download on iTunes" logo weakened the connection between the two ancillary texts. Overall, the main product and ancillary texts were largely effectively combined through shared visual elements, themes,
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Uploaded final pitch
The document summarizes a pitch for a compilation album and DVD for the British indie rock band The Crookes. It includes details about the band members and their discography. The pitch proposes including the band's most popular songs and hits on an "Essentials" album, along with live performances, interviews, and behind-the-scenes footage on a companion DVD. A mood board and draft design for the album packaging are presented, following an indie-inspired black, white, and gray color scheme. The target audience is identified as music fans ages 16-30 interested in indie rock.
Story board analysis
The story board document details some changes made to an indie rock music video. It was decided to add a shot of the band entering the studio to follow conventions. Shots of the drummer had to be changed to other band members due to difficulties finding someone to play the drummer. Some location issues also arose, forcing a change from a shot of a painter outside to a shot of him looking out a window, though this was felt to better fit the video's storyline.
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Music video analysis
The black and white music video conveys a sense of nostalgia and memory related to the song's lyrics about a relationship ending. While it references the lyrical theme, it does not directly illustrate the narrative. It has an expressionistic, indie style with simple, black and white imagery. The video follows conventions like focusing on the lead singer and including shots of the band playing their instruments to look skilled, engaging the audience and enhancing their image. It also connects visuals to the music through slow motion shots emphasizing lyrics.
Locations
The document discusses potential locations for filming artist and band scenes. For the artist scenes, an office-style flat was chosen that had space to freely paint and fit the aesthetic. A block of offices was found in York with a simple exterior and interior suitable for painting. For the band scenes, a photography studio was selected that could be set up similarly to the studio in a reference music video.
Album advert anaysis
The document analyzes conventions used in album advertisement designs. It notes that effective ads prominently display the artist/album name at the top to immediately capture attention. They also include information like popular singles, release date, and purchase options to persuade audiences. Following conventions like bold colors, house style text/logos, and including websites helps ads look professional and familiar to fans. The document suggests an advertisement for an indie band should use a simpler, less bright design suited to that genre's target audience.
Props, Costume, Equipment and Filming/ Photography Plans
This document outlines the props, costumes, equipment, and filming plans for a music video. It details that the band members will wear typical indie costumes of dark jeans, plain tops, and boots. The artist character will wear baggy jeans, canvas shoes, and a flannel shirt. Equipment includes cameras, microphones, and musical instruments. Filming plans include still shots of the band playing, individual portraits, and shots replicating scenes from the inspiration film where an artist throws paint at canvases. Filming locations are a photography studio for band shots and an art building in York with a rooftop.
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This document outlines the props, costumes, equipment, and photography plans for a music video. It details that the band members will wear typical indie costumes of dark jeans, plain tops, and jackets. The artist will wear baggy jeans, canvas shoes, and a flannel shirt. Photography of the band will include still shots during filming and singular portraits. Additional still shots of the artist and music video scenes will be used for promotion and bonus materials. Photography locations will include the studio, streets of York, and an art building where the artist can throw paint at canvases.
Band Research
The Crookes formed in 2008 in Sheffield, England when guitarists Alex Saunders and Daniel Hopewell met. They later recruited George Waite as vocalist and Russell Bates as drummer. The band was quickly praised in reviews comparing them to bands like The Smiths and Belle and Sebastian. They released their debut album "Chasing After Ghosts" in 2011 and guitarist Alex Saunders left that year, being replaced by Tom Dakin. Their second album "Hold Fast" was released in 2012 and they signed with an American label in 2013.
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This document outlines the shooting schedule for a music video for the band The Crookes. It details 43 shots over 2 shoot days on December 15th and 17th in York, England. Locations include city streets, an office building, photography studio, and rooftop. The shots include silhouettes of buildings, the painter running and working on a mural, and band performance shots to accompany the song. Contact details are provided for the crew of 5 and equipment includes a Canon 650D DSLR and tripod.
Shooting schedule
This document outlines the shooting schedule for a music video for the band The Crookes. It details 43 shots over 2 shooting days. Shots include silhouette shots of buildings, the painter running through the city and into a building, close-ups of painting and of the band singing and playing music. The schedule synchronizes shots of the painter creating an abstract piece of art with shots of the band performing, portraying the song inspiring the painter's work. It concludes with shots of the finished painting and band finishing their performance.
Group discussion
The document discusses Brooke and Dan's initial ideas for an indie music project. Brooke's idea had a strong digital packaging design but the video idea did not fit the indie genre or include live performances. Dan's idea followed indie conventions with its live performance and details, but had a weaker packaging component. In the end, the group decided to use Dan's song and video idea while having Brooke refine the digital packaging design.
Music Video Analysis The Crookes
The document discusses several characteristics common in indie music videos, as seen in the music video for the song "Afterglow." It notes that the video features a live performance, was filmed on a low budget in a studio, and uses many close-ups of the band members. This creates a sense of authenticity and promotes the artist. The black and white filming gives the video a vintage feel, as do the band members' vintage clothes. The editing also corresponds to the beats and slowing tempo of the song. Overall, the video incorporates several conventions discussed by Andrew Goodwin that are typical of indie music video genres.
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The document discusses the various media technologies used by Brooke Patrick at different stages of a coursework project. These included blogger for research, findings, planning, products and evaluation; SurveyMonkey for research; Google for research, planning and production; Twitter and Facebook for research; SlideShare for presenting written work; Word and PowerPoint for documenting work; YouTube for research; Adobe Photoshop and Premiere for production; and a DSLR camera for production of a music video. Each technology was found to serve an important purpose and help save time or present work in a professional manner.
Question 2 real
The digi-pak and music video were effectively connected through shared bright colors. A rebellious feel was prominent in both through unconventional designs.
The album advert and digi-pak were also connected through their adherence to conventions - both featured the album cover art. This consistency created brand recognition.
A grey scale color scheme linked all three products and reinforced themes of rebellion, simplicity, and raw music associated with indie rock. Lighting beams in the music video were also featured in the logo designs of the ancillary products.
However, the album advert could have been better connected to the music video by including images of the band. And the "download on iTunes" logo was inconsistently used
Question 4
The document summarizes the various media technologies used by the author at different stages of their coursework, including blogging platforms, survey tools, search engines, social media, presentation software, video editing software, photography equipment, and more. These tools were used for research, planning, production, and evaluation. Key tools included Blogger for presenting work, Survey Monkey for research, Google for general research, Twitter and Facebook for sharing work, SlideShare for presenting written work, Word and PowerPoint for documentation, YouTube for research and sharing videos, Adobe Photoshop and Premiere for design and video editing, and a DSLR camera for video production.
Question 3
The student learned several things from audience feedback on their music video, digi-pak, and album advert:
1) Effort put into editing style, use of colors, and creating meaning with visual elements makes a significant difference in how smoothly elements flow and are received.
2) Keeping storylines simple but attention-grabbing is effective, and more/longer shots of the band are desired for detail.
3) Clear labeling of information like band name and album title leaves a strong first impression.
4) Maintaining a consistent "house style" with fonts, colors, etc. links related materials and strengthens their impact and ability to advertise effectively.
Question 2
The digi-pak and music video were effectively connected through their shared color schemes. This helped audiences subconsciously link the two products. Additionally, the album advert and digi-pak followed conventions by using consistent branding, further connecting the ancillary texts. A grey scale color scheme was used across all three media products to convey themes of rebellion, simplicity, and raw music associated with indie rock. While most connections were strong, the album advert could have more directly linked to the music video by including band images, and inconsistency in the "download on iTunes" logo weakened the connection between the two ancillary texts. Overall, the main product and ancillary texts were largely effectively combined through shared visual elements, themes,
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The document discusses how a student's media products for a music video, album advert, and digi-pak follow conventions of real indie rock media while also attempting some challenges. Specifically:
The music video follows conventions such as a live performance, simple storyline and minimalist aesthetic to portray the band as indie. The album advert and digi-pak use clear band names, fonts consistent with the band's style, and listings of songs and extras to provide necessary information to audiences. Some conventions are developed, like adding download options, and some are challenged through additional loyal fan features and subtle variations in design. Overall the projects aim to resemble real indie media products through adherence to typical genres and forms.
Uploaded albums fronts anaysis real
This document discusses plans and research for designing a digipak album cover. It notes that digipaks typically include the artist name and album title prominently on the front to identify the music. Research showed that digipaks also commonly list contents to inform listeners what is included. The design should reflect the style of music through colors, images, and fonts used. Simplistic designs without excessive colors or images are popular for indie and rock music.
Uploaded final pitch
The document summarizes a pitch for a compilation album and DVD for the British indie rock band The Crookes. It includes details about the band members and their discography. The pitch proposes including the band's most popular songs and hits on an "Essentials" album, along with live performances, interviews, and behind-the-scenes footage on a companion DVD. A mood board and draft design for the album packaging are presented, following an indie-inspired black, white, and gray color scheme. The target audience is identified as music fans ages 16-30 interested in indie rock.
Story board analysis
The story board document details some changes made to an indie rock music video. It was decided to add a shot of the band entering the studio to follow conventions. Shots of the drummer had to be changed to other band members due to difficulties finding someone to play the drummer. Some location issues also arose, forcing a change from a shot of a painter outside to a shot of him looking out a window, though this was felt to better fit the video's storyline.
Albums anaysis
This document discusses research and plans for designing a digipak album cover. It notes conventions like including the artist name and album title prominently on the front, a contents list, and barcode/price on the back. Design elements like images, colors and fonts should reflect the band's style and music. Multiple drafts were created, modifying images and adding color to challenge conventions while representing the band's music. The goal is to attract audiences and promote recognition of the indie band.
Music video analysis
The black and white music video conveys a sense of nostalgia and memory related to the song's lyrics about a relationship ending. While it references the lyrical theme, it does not directly illustrate the narrative. It has an expressionistic, indie style with simple, black and white imagery. The video follows conventions like focusing on the lead singer and including shots of the band playing their instruments to look skilled, engaging the audience and enhancing their image. It also connects visuals to the music through slow motion shots emphasizing lyrics.
Locations
The document discusses potential locations for filming artist and band scenes. For the artist scenes, an office-style flat was chosen that had space to freely paint and fit the aesthetic. A block of offices was found in York with a simple exterior and interior suitable for painting. For the band scenes, a photography studio was selected that could be set up similarly to the studio in a reference music video.
Album advert anaysis
The document analyzes conventions used in album advertisement designs. It notes that effective ads prominently display the artist/album name at the top to immediately capture attention. They also include information like popular singles, release date, and purchase options to persuade audiences. Following conventions like bold colors, house style text/logos, and including websites helps ads look professional and familiar to fans. The document suggests an advertisement for an indie band should use a simpler, less bright design suited to that genre's target audience.
Props, Costume, Equipment and Filming/ Photography Plans
This document outlines the props, costumes, equipment, and filming plans for a music video. It details that the band members will wear typical indie costumes of dark jeans, plain tops, and boots. The artist character will wear baggy jeans, canvas shoes, and a flannel shirt. Equipment includes cameras, microphones, and musical instruments. Filming plans include still shots of the band playing, individual portraits, and shots replicating scenes from the inspiration film where an artist throws paint at canvases. Filming locations are a photography studio for band shots and an art building in York with a rooftop.
Prop and costume and photog and equipment plan
This document outlines the props, costumes, equipment, and photography plans for a music video. It details that the band members will wear typical indie costumes of dark jeans, plain tops, and jackets. The artist will wear baggy jeans, canvas shoes, and a flannel shirt. Photography of the band will include still shots during filming and singular portraits. Additional still shots of the artist and music video scenes will be used for promotion and bonus materials. Photography locations will include the studio, streets of York, and an art building where the artist can throw paint at canvases.
Band Research
The Crookes formed in 2008 in Sheffield, England when guitarists Alex Saunders and Daniel Hopewell met. They later recruited George Waite as vocalist and Russell Bates as drummer. The band was quickly praised in reviews comparing them to bands like The Smiths and Belle and Sebastian. They released their debut album "Chasing After Ghosts" in 2011 and guitarist Alex Saunders left that year, being replaced by Tom Dakin. Their second album "Hold Fast" was released in 2012 and they signed with an American label in 2013.
Shooting schedule real
This document outlines the shooting schedule for a music video for the band The Crookes. It details 43 shots over 2 shoot days on December 15th and 17th in York, England. Locations include city streets, an office building, photography studio, and rooftop. The shots include silhouettes of buildings, the painter running and working on a mural, and band performance shots to accompany the song. Contact details are provided for the crew of 5 and equipment includes a Canon 650D DSLR and tripod.
Shooting schedule
This document outlines the shooting schedule for a music video for the band The Crookes. It details 43 shots over 2 shooting days. Shots include silhouette shots of buildings, the painter running through the city and into a building, close-ups of painting and of the band singing and playing music. The schedule synchronizes shots of the painter creating an abstract piece of art with shots of the band performing, portraying the song inspiring the painter's work. It concludes with shots of the finished painting and band finishing their performance.
Group discussion
The document discusses Brooke and Dan's initial ideas for an indie music project. Brooke's idea had a strong digital packaging design but the video idea did not fit the indie genre or include live performances. Dan's idea followed indie conventions with its live performance and details, but had a weaker packaging component. In the end, the group decided to use Dan's song and video idea while having Brooke refine the digital packaging design.
Music Video Analysis The Crookes
The document discusses several characteristics common in indie music videos, as seen in the music video for the song "Afterglow." It notes that the video features a live performance, was filmed on a low budget in a studio, and uses many close-ups of the band members. This creates a sense of authenticity and promotes the artist. The black and white filming gives the video a vintage feel, as do the band members' vintage clothes. The editing also corresponds to the beats and slowing tempo of the song. Overall, the video incorporates several conventions discussed by Andrew Goodwin that are typical of indie music video genres.
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