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This document is a mind map and research for a poster about the British soap opera Coronation Street. It provides background on the show such as its origin in 1960 on Granada Television and typical air times. It outlines ideas for the poster including featuring main characters, locations from the show, and two characters holding a knife. It also discusses using social media like Instagram and Twitter to promote the poster and using a hashtag. The conclusion indicates next steps of taking character photos and compiling everything in Photoshop.
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Liberal Approach to the Study of Indian Politics.pdf
Mind map - poster
- 1. OCR Media Studies – A2 Level Unit G324: Advanced Portfolio Mind Map and Research Name: William Hennegan Candidate Number: 3057 Center Name: St. Andrew’s Catholic School Center Number: 64135 Generation of Ideas for Ancillary Product 1) – Poster
- 2. Source of Inspiration History of the Product – first aired on the 9th of December 1960 at 7pm. The show typically airs six times a week: Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 7:30PM – 8PM and 8:30 – 9PM. Publisher – Granada Television Socio-Economic Needs – The primary socio-economic needs of the target audience primarily consist of C2 and D as these two classes relate more to the working class.
- 3. Main ideas • Changing the channels • Inside operas • Weekly gossip • Soap hour • Weekly soap
- 4. Images needed • Main image – medium close ups of essential characters. • Locations – brick walls, alley ways, sign posts for the road (Chalk Lane) and featured locations in the trailer. • Medium shots – two characters, one entering a car and one holding a knife.
- 5. Language/price • I used terminology and language that is eye catching and easy to understand, while also using fonts and colours that made them stand out from the page.
- 6. Synergy (social media) • I used social media services like Instagram, Twitter and Twitter as promotions on the cover. • I also used a ‘hash tag’ (#CHALKLANE) under the masthead as a way to promote the magazine and it’s promotional website.
- 7. Mind Map - Conclusion • I need to arrange to take images of each of the characters in the video, add critical praises as well as a • The softwares we are going to use are Adobe Photoshop to compile all of our images.