Este documento ofrece información sobre presentaciones, incluyendo qué es una presentación, cómo usar PowerPoint de manera efectiva, consejos para presentaciones orales y diez reglas para hacer buenas presentaciones. En resumen, una presentación es un conjunto de materiales para apoyar una presentación oral ante una audiencia, PowerPoint debe usarse para apoyar al orador y no reemplazarlo, y las presentaciones deben ser claras, concisas y enfocarse en los puntos clave para dejar un mensaje duradero en la audiencia.
This resume is for P. Jagan Mohan Rao, who has 9 years of overall work experience including 6 years of industrial experience. He currently works as a Junior Waiter at Dandana Gourmet Restaurant LLC in Abu Dhabi, UAE, where his responsibilities include greeting customers, taking orders, serving food and drinks, and dealing with bill payments. Previously he worked as a Lab Assistant at Aurobindo Pharmaceutical Ltd, and as an Executive at Apex Consultants Pvt Ltd. He has a B.Com degree in Computer Applications and is proficient in Microsoft Office applications.
The Anglo-French struggle for empire continues. The last of Louis xiv's wars of aggression. Marlborough and Prince Eugene on land and the Royal Navy at sea bring France to the peace table. Revised
Este documento ofrece información sobre presentaciones, incluyendo qué es una presentación, cómo usar PowerPoint de manera efectiva, consejos para presentaciones orales y diez reglas para hacer buenas presentaciones. En resumen, una presentación es un conjunto de materiales para apoyar una presentación oral ante una audiencia, PowerPoint debe usarse para apoyar al orador y no reemplazarlo, y las presentaciones deben ser claras, concisas y enfocarse en los puntos clave para dejar un mensaje duradero en la audiencia.
This resume is for P. Jagan Mohan Rao, who has 9 years of overall work experience including 6 years of industrial experience. He currently works as a Junior Waiter at Dandana Gourmet Restaurant LLC in Abu Dhabi, UAE, where his responsibilities include greeting customers, taking orders, serving food and drinks, and dealing with bill payments. Previously he worked as a Lab Assistant at Aurobindo Pharmaceutical Ltd, and as an Executive at Apex Consultants Pvt Ltd. He has a B.Com degree in Computer Applications and is proficient in Microsoft Office applications.
The Anglo-French struggle for empire continues. The last of Louis xiv's wars of aggression. Marlborough and Prince Eugene on land and the Royal Navy at sea bring France to the peace table. Revised
The document summarizes different types of microphones and pre-recorded media sources. It describes dynamic microphones as versatile, sturdy microphones that do not require power. It explains that capacitor microphones can detect very high audio frequencies and are more sensitive than dynamic microphones. It also outlines that electric condenser microphones include a pre-amplifier that requires power, while crystal microphones use a piezoelectric material to convert sound into electrical signals. Additionally, it defines boom microphones, radio microphones, and several pre-recorded media sources like DVDs, CDs, hard disks, and MiniDiscs.
The document provides instructions for using the Zoom H2 portable audio recorder. It explains how to power the recorder with batteries or an AC adapter, record audio to an SD card, navigate menus, format the SD card, choose a recording format and quality, adjust gain and recording levels, start and stop recordings, playback recordings, and connect the recorder to a computer to transfer audio files.
This document discusses volume and panning. It seems to focus on audio mixing techniques related to controlling the level and position of different sound sources in a mix. In just a few words, it covers volume, which is the loudness of a sound, and panning, which is placing a sound source somewhere across the stereo field from left to right.
This document defines and describes various audio production effects units and techniques. It defines reverberation, distortion, talk box, pitch bender, delay, chorus, autotune, tremolo, vibrato, gating, compression, limiting, surround sound, mono, and stereo audio techniques. It provides technical descriptions of each effect and notes that examples can be found on YouTube.
The document summarizes the results of analyzing audio recordings from two different locations - a quiet courtyard and a noisy cafeteria - using an H2 microphone. In the courtyard, background noise was minimal and mainly included birdsong, with sounds clearer closer to the microphone. In the cafeteria, there were many contrasting low and high frequency sounds from students, chairs, kitchen equipment. Close sounds were clearer but far sounds could not be differentiated as well due to the busy environment. Interference was picked up including microphone movement and banging.
Charlotte Hollis produced a 3 minute and 40 second music video titled "Lines" for the band Reverie. She organized filming at various live performance venues and dream sequence locations over several dates. Due to unforeseen changes, Charlotte had to modify her plan and film the dream sequences in a field instead of an abandoned hospital. She prioritized recording the song, filming the dream scenes, and incorporating live performances. During editing, Charlotte had to adjust her original slow motion plan for certain footage.
The document discusses several theories about how media influences the public:
1) The hypodermic needle theory suggests that media has a direct and powerful effect on audiences and people cannot escape its influence.
2) Uses and gratification theory proposes that people seek out specific media to fulfill needs like diversion, relationships, identity, and surveillance.
3) Passive and active consumption theory holds that even passive viewers are influenced by media messages, though active audiences question and interpret messages.
The document analyzes how music videos can influence viewers' purchasing behaviors and fulfill psychological needs through both passive and active consumption.
Reverie has created a music video for their cover of Lucy Rose's song "Lines" in which they tell the story themselves. The article discusses the DIY approach Reverie took in creating the low-budget music video, filming it themselves and editing it free of charge. It provides analysis of different elements of the video but notes it still needs some minor improvements to be shown on major music channels. Overall, it commends Reverie for demonstrating how independent music videos can be created low-cost while still telling an emotional story through the lyrics.
Media producers use six methods to define their target audience for new products:
1) Quantitative research uses surveys to collect hard data and statistics about audience opinions.
2) Socio-economic status considers education, income, and occupation.
3) Psychographics analyzes lifestyles and agrees or disagrees with opinion statements.
4) Geo-demographics classify people by their neighborhoods and surroundings.
5) Demographics describe the population's characteristics.
6) Size refers to the total number of potential consumers.
The document outlines plans for a music video to accompany a cover of Lucy Rose's "Lines." Key ideas include:
1) Focusing on the emotions portrayed in the song by surveying how it makes people feel.
2) Filming in various open and derelict locations to show loneliness and feeling abandoned.
3) Incorporating flashbacks to show how the character arrived at their current state of loneliness.
Feedback was generally positive but suggested changing some target ages and locations. Further research focused the intended audience to ages 16-26 and examined competitors' videos and the indie music market. Production requirements and considerations for appropriate content were also reviewed.
Charlotte Hollis is requesting £2015 to produce an indie music video for the band Reverie to promote their cover of Lucy Rose's song "Lines". The budget will cover a camera, crew costs, a tripod, and petrol for filming over 3 days. Charlotte enjoys creating music videos that tell a story through the lyrics. As an up-and-coming band, a music video would help Reverie expand their fan base beyond local performances. Charlotte's target audience is females ages 15-26 who enjoy indie music. She will need a camera, tripod, editing studio with Adobe Premiere and Cubase software to complete the project.
Charlotte Hollis is requesting £2015 from Vibe Productions to film an indie music video for Reverie, an up-and-coming band. The budget will cover a camera, crew costs, a tripod, and petrol for filming over 3 days. Hollis enjoys creating music videos that tell a story through the lyrics. Filming the video for Reverie's cover of Lucy Rose's "Lines" will help promote the band to their YouTube subscribers and broader audiences. Hollis' target viewers are females ages 15-26 who tend to enjoy indie music and relationship-focused narratives.
This document outlines a proposal for producing a music video for an upcoming band called Reverie. It includes sections on the outline, why the producer is passionate about music videos, a proposed budget of £2015 with details on where the money would be spent, the target audience which is mainly ages 15-26 and female, resources needed like a camera, tripod, and editing software, personnel requirements which are just the producer and band, and a short cast and crew list.
Charlotte Hollis is requesting £2015 from Vibe Productions to film a music video for Reverie's cover of Lucy Rose's song "Lines". £1800 would go towards a high quality camera, £100 for crew, £100 for a tripod, and £15 for petrol over the 3 days of filming. The target audience is females ages 15 to 26 who enjoy indie music. Resources needed include a camera, tripod, editing studio with Adobe Premiere and Cubase software. The small cast and crew will drive themselves and petrol costs are budgeted.
This document outlines a proposal to produce a music video for an upcoming band called Reverie. It includes sections on the outline, why the producer is passionate about music videos, a proposed budget of £2015 with details on where the money would be spent, the target audience which is mainly ages 15-26 and female, required resources such as a camera, tripod, and editing software, personnel requirements which are minimal as most will provide their own transport, and a short cast and crew list consisting of just the band and producer.
How media producers define their target audienceCharlotte Jean
Media producers use six methods to define their target audience for new products:
1) Quantitative research uses surveys to collect hard data and statistics on audience opinions.
2) Socio-economic status considers education, income, and occupation.
3) Psychographics analyzes lifestyles and agrees or disagrees with opinion statements.
4) Geo-demographics classify people by their neighborhoods and surroundings.
5) Demographics describe the population's characteristics like age and gender.
6) Size refers to the total number of people in the target audience.
The document outlines a proposal for a £2015 music video production budget. It will include a high quality camera (£1800), crew (£100), tripod (£100), and petrol (£15) over 3 days of filming. The proposed video is an indie music video for the song "Lines" by Lucy Rose, to be covered by the upcoming band Reverie. The target audience is females ages 15-26 who enjoy indie music. Required resources include a camera, tripod, editing studio with Adobe Premiere and Cubase software. Transportation is also budgeted for the small crew and cast to travel to local shoots.
The document requests £2015 in funding from Vibe Productions to produce an indie music video for the band Reverie covering the song "Lines" by Lucy Rose. £1800 would be used to rent a high quality camera, £100 would pay the small crew, £100 would rent a tripod, and £15 would cover petrol costs over the 3 days of filming. The target audience for the music video is females ages 15 to 26 since indie music appeals most to that demographic and the song's narrative discusses relationships. Minimal resources are needed beyond a camera, tripod, editing studio with Adobe Premiere and Cubase software, and travel expenses for the small cast and single-person crew.
The document provides information on various research techniques for movies, including audience research, market research, and production research. It discusses the purposes and methods for each type of research. For audience research, suitable methods include questionnaires, surveys, and interviews to learn demographics and preferences of the target audience. For market research on a new movie, recommended techniques are questionnaires, online reviews and ratings to understand the competition and what viewers like. Production research examines a film's resources, schedule and budget.
The document summarizes different types of microphones and pre-recorded media sources. It describes dynamic microphones as versatile, sturdy microphones that do not require power. It explains that capacitor microphones can detect very high audio frequencies and are more sensitive than dynamic microphones. It also outlines that electric condenser microphones include a pre-amplifier that requires power, while crystal microphones use a piezoelectric material to convert sound into electrical signals. Additionally, it defines boom microphones, radio microphones, and several pre-recorded media sources like DVDs, CDs, hard disks, and MiniDiscs.
The document provides instructions for using the Zoom H2 portable audio recorder. It explains how to power the recorder with batteries or an AC adapter, record audio to an SD card, navigate menus, format the SD card, choose a recording format and quality, adjust gain and recording levels, start and stop recordings, playback recordings, and connect the recorder to a computer to transfer audio files.
This document discusses volume and panning. It seems to focus on audio mixing techniques related to controlling the level and position of different sound sources in a mix. In just a few words, it covers volume, which is the loudness of a sound, and panning, which is placing a sound source somewhere across the stereo field from left to right.
This document defines and describes various audio production effects units and techniques. It defines reverberation, distortion, talk box, pitch bender, delay, chorus, autotune, tremolo, vibrato, gating, compression, limiting, surround sound, mono, and stereo audio techniques. It provides technical descriptions of each effect and notes that examples can be found on YouTube.
The document summarizes the results of analyzing audio recordings from two different locations - a quiet courtyard and a noisy cafeteria - using an H2 microphone. In the courtyard, background noise was minimal and mainly included birdsong, with sounds clearer closer to the microphone. In the cafeteria, there were many contrasting low and high frequency sounds from students, chairs, kitchen equipment. Close sounds were clearer but far sounds could not be differentiated as well due to the busy environment. Interference was picked up including microphone movement and banging.
Charlotte Hollis produced a 3 minute and 40 second music video titled "Lines" for the band Reverie. She organized filming at various live performance venues and dream sequence locations over several dates. Due to unforeseen changes, Charlotte had to modify her plan and film the dream sequences in a field instead of an abandoned hospital. She prioritized recording the song, filming the dream scenes, and incorporating live performances. During editing, Charlotte had to adjust her original slow motion plan for certain footage.
The document discusses several theories about how media influences the public:
1) The hypodermic needle theory suggests that media has a direct and powerful effect on audiences and people cannot escape its influence.
2) Uses and gratification theory proposes that people seek out specific media to fulfill needs like diversion, relationships, identity, and surveillance.
3) Passive and active consumption theory holds that even passive viewers are influenced by media messages, though active audiences question and interpret messages.
The document analyzes how music videos can influence viewers' purchasing behaviors and fulfill psychological needs through both passive and active consumption.
Reverie has created a music video for their cover of Lucy Rose's song "Lines" in which they tell the story themselves. The article discusses the DIY approach Reverie took in creating the low-budget music video, filming it themselves and editing it free of charge. It provides analysis of different elements of the video but notes it still needs some minor improvements to be shown on major music channels. Overall, it commends Reverie for demonstrating how independent music videos can be created low-cost while still telling an emotional story through the lyrics.
Media producers use six methods to define their target audience for new products:
1) Quantitative research uses surveys to collect hard data and statistics about audience opinions.
2) Socio-economic status considers education, income, and occupation.
3) Psychographics analyzes lifestyles and agrees or disagrees with opinion statements.
4) Geo-demographics classify people by their neighborhoods and surroundings.
5) Demographics describe the population's characteristics.
6) Size refers to the total number of potential consumers.
The document outlines plans for a music video to accompany a cover of Lucy Rose's "Lines." Key ideas include:
1) Focusing on the emotions portrayed in the song by surveying how it makes people feel.
2) Filming in various open and derelict locations to show loneliness and feeling abandoned.
3) Incorporating flashbacks to show how the character arrived at their current state of loneliness.
Feedback was generally positive but suggested changing some target ages and locations. Further research focused the intended audience to ages 16-26 and examined competitors' videos and the indie music market. Production requirements and considerations for appropriate content were also reviewed.
Charlotte Hollis is requesting £2015 to produce an indie music video for the band Reverie to promote their cover of Lucy Rose's song "Lines". The budget will cover a camera, crew costs, a tripod, and petrol for filming over 3 days. Charlotte enjoys creating music videos that tell a story through the lyrics. As an up-and-coming band, a music video would help Reverie expand their fan base beyond local performances. Charlotte's target audience is females ages 15-26 who enjoy indie music. She will need a camera, tripod, editing studio with Adobe Premiere and Cubase software to complete the project.
Charlotte Hollis is requesting £2015 from Vibe Productions to film an indie music video for Reverie, an up-and-coming band. The budget will cover a camera, crew costs, a tripod, and petrol for filming over 3 days. Hollis enjoys creating music videos that tell a story through the lyrics. Filming the video for Reverie's cover of Lucy Rose's "Lines" will help promote the band to their YouTube subscribers and broader audiences. Hollis' target viewers are females ages 15-26 who tend to enjoy indie music and relationship-focused narratives.
This document outlines a proposal for producing a music video for an upcoming band called Reverie. It includes sections on the outline, why the producer is passionate about music videos, a proposed budget of £2015 with details on where the money would be spent, the target audience which is mainly ages 15-26 and female, resources needed like a camera, tripod, and editing software, personnel requirements which are just the producer and band, and a short cast and crew list.
Charlotte Hollis is requesting £2015 from Vibe Productions to film a music video for Reverie's cover of Lucy Rose's song "Lines". £1800 would go towards a high quality camera, £100 for crew, £100 for a tripod, and £15 for petrol over the 3 days of filming. The target audience is females ages 15 to 26 who enjoy indie music. Resources needed include a camera, tripod, editing studio with Adobe Premiere and Cubase software. The small cast and crew will drive themselves and petrol costs are budgeted.
This document outlines a proposal to produce a music video for an upcoming band called Reverie. It includes sections on the outline, why the producer is passionate about music videos, a proposed budget of £2015 with details on where the money would be spent, the target audience which is mainly ages 15-26 and female, required resources such as a camera, tripod, and editing software, personnel requirements which are minimal as most will provide their own transport, and a short cast and crew list consisting of just the band and producer.
How media producers define their target audienceCharlotte Jean
Media producers use six methods to define their target audience for new products:
1) Quantitative research uses surveys to collect hard data and statistics on audience opinions.
2) Socio-economic status considers education, income, and occupation.
3) Psychographics analyzes lifestyles and agrees or disagrees with opinion statements.
4) Geo-demographics classify people by their neighborhoods and surroundings.
5) Demographics describe the population's characteristics like age and gender.
6) Size refers to the total number of people in the target audience.
The document outlines a proposal for a £2015 music video production budget. It will include a high quality camera (£1800), crew (£100), tripod (£100), and petrol (£15) over 3 days of filming. The proposed video is an indie music video for the song "Lines" by Lucy Rose, to be covered by the upcoming band Reverie. The target audience is females ages 15-26 who enjoy indie music. Required resources include a camera, tripod, editing studio with Adobe Premiere and Cubase software. Transportation is also budgeted for the small crew and cast to travel to local shoots.
The document requests £2015 in funding from Vibe Productions to produce an indie music video for the band Reverie covering the song "Lines" by Lucy Rose. £1800 would be used to rent a high quality camera, £100 would pay the small crew, £100 would rent a tripod, and £15 would cover petrol costs over the 3 days of filming. The target audience for the music video is females ages 15 to 26 since indie music appeals most to that demographic and the song's narrative discusses relationships. Minimal resources are needed beyond a camera, tripod, editing studio with Adobe Premiere and Cubase software, and travel expenses for the small cast and single-person crew.
The document provides information on various research techniques for movies, including audience research, market research, and production research. It discusses the purposes and methods for each type of research. For audience research, suitable methods include questionnaires, surveys, and interviews to learn demographics and preferences of the target audience. For market research on a new movie, recommended techniques are questionnaires, online reviews and ratings to understand the competition and what viewers like. Production research examines a film's resources, schedule and budget.