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The document discusses and compares different music advertisement posters. It prefers the poster for "The Horrors" which has a bold font that stands out. It finds the "Richard Hawley" photographic image most effective but thinks the writing at the bottom detracts from the abstract image. The "alt-J" poster is seen as simple and effective without writing, but obscure about what is being advertised. It also analyzes posters for Noel Gallagher, Blur and Tom McRae, finding the iconography and photographs in the Noel Gallagher and Blur posters more impressive through use of techniques like low angles and body language. The font in the Noel Gallagher poster also stands out more due to its boldness against the black
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A questionnaire asked about featuring an artist in a video, whether an actor suited the artist's role, and whether the video should have an abstract concept or storyline. It also polled preferences for shooting locations of a city, bus, house or along a street. The results were analyzed to help plan the target audience's preferences for the video.
Target Audience Questionnaire
The document is a questionnaire for a target audience to provide feedback on a planned music video. It asks about the respondent's age, gender, favorite music videos and artists, preferred music genres, and whether they think the proposed storyline and artist depiction suit the song and artist. Respondents are also asked to provide any additional ideas for the music video.
Sophie first draft
The document discusses the author's interest in pursuing a career in media. As a child, they won a short story competition and became a junior reporter, sparking a long-time fascination with the evolving media industry. The author enjoys creative writing and was further inspired by a talk with a fashion editor. They studied media at A-Level and learned video editing skills. The author also has experience with filmmaking and running personal and curricular blogs. They believe their education in psychology, English, and communications skills would support a career in media.
Question 6
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二.真实使馆公证(即留学回国人员证明,不成功不收费)
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◇面对父母的压力，希望尽快拿到；
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