The document discusses sending a survey using SurveyMonkey to a target audience of young adults to understand what genre of music they are interested in. The survey asks questions about gender, age, music genres listened to, and favorite music videos. The results show that the target audience is mostly 17-year-old females who listen to pop and R&B. This will help in planning a music video that appeals to both male and female young adults.
The document summarizes the results of a music video survey of a target audience of 16-24 year olds. It found that most respondents were female, listened to pop music, and streamed music videos on YouTube. When choosing locations for the video, urban areas and cities were most appealing. Respondents wanted to see special effects, props representing an artist's lifestyle, and young female artists. Most preferred an illustrative style of music video. The document concludes that the survey results will help inform the creation of a new music video that aligns with the target audience's preferences.
Our first radio show aired from 5-6pm on a Friday and featured music genres popular during the evening commute home from work or for going out. The show flowed well with no dead air between songs or in volumes. We engaged the audience through social media and topical conversations. However, some off-topic discussions by one host may not have been appropriate.
Our second show aired from 1-2pm on Saturdays in Disney stores, targeting shoppers after lunch. It featured Disney-themed songs from movies of toys sold in the store. The show flowed well and engaged younger audiences through conversations about Disney and an activity where they guessed upcoming songs. The in-store radio show was successful but could have been
Q2 How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts ...Aaliyah Cooper
The document discusses the creative process behind a music video, digipak, and advertisement. Some key points:
- The music video was set in Brick Lane to establish an urban, hip feel through a graffiti theme. It tells a story of a young black couple falling in love through dance.
- Stylistic choices for costumes, hair, and makeup were meant to portray stereotypical styles of young black teenagers.
- The digipak design featured the artist posing with the album title in a bold, swirly font against art backdrops to draw attention.
- The advertisement incorporated the same graffiti background, pose, and font as the music video to clearly associate the projects.
The document discusses strategies for attracting the target audience of a rockumentary film opening. It aims to appeal to its core demographic of teenage girls aged 15-24 by using a playful swear word in the title ("4Q productions"), depicting the musician swearing on stage to seem cool, and showing close-ups of the star to establish an image that will attract fans.
The document discusses the production of the film "De-Arranged Marriage" by K.A.J. Productions. It aimed to represent the younger British Asian community in a heroic way using conventions of the thriller/Bollywood genre. It believes the character Anjali achieves this. It also wanted to show that older generations must respect younger generations' changes. The producers saw Pathe as the best distributor due to its success with similar low-budget films. They targeted younger British and British Asian audiences who they found most interested in this genre. Market research found most people would watch based on the synopsis and poster.
This document discusses Richard Dyer's theory of stars as constructions. Dyer argues that stars are artificial images created by institutions to appeal to audiences. They represent certain ideologies and embody cultural values in order to influence viewers and sell more products. According to Dyer, a star's public image is carefully manufactured and not a true representation of themselves. He identifies four key components of stardom: stars as constructions, the relationship between audiences/industries, ideology and culture, and a star's constructed character and personality.
This advertisement is for Oasis's latest DVD and CD combo in the back page of the Uncut magazine. It uses a caricature of the band's lead singer that takes up much of the ad space to draw in fans and promote the band's image. Key details like the band's name and "DVD out now" are prominently displayed to clearly communicate what is being sold and its availability. The ad's artistic black and white drawings along with depicting the full band help set it apart in line with conventions for indie rock bands and genres. Overall the ad successfully promotes the new releases to existing fans while also catching attention from non-fans through its distinctive visuals and inclusion of important details.
The document discusses sending a survey using SurveyMonkey to a target audience of young adults to understand what genre of music they are interested in. The survey asks questions about gender, age, music genres listened to, and favorite music videos. The results show that the target audience is mostly 17-year-old females who listen to pop and R&B. This will help in planning a music video that appeals to both male and female young adults.
The document summarizes the results of a music video survey of a target audience of 16-24 year olds. It found that most respondents were female, listened to pop music, and streamed music videos on YouTube. When choosing locations for the video, urban areas and cities were most appealing. Respondents wanted to see special effects, props representing an artist's lifestyle, and young female artists. Most preferred an illustrative style of music video. The document concludes that the survey results will help inform the creation of a new music video that aligns with the target audience's preferences.
Our first radio show aired from 5-6pm on a Friday and featured music genres popular during the evening commute home from work or for going out. The show flowed well with no dead air between songs or in volumes. We engaged the audience through social media and topical conversations. However, some off-topic discussions by one host may not have been appropriate.
Our second show aired from 1-2pm on Saturdays in Disney stores, targeting shoppers after lunch. It featured Disney-themed songs from movies of toys sold in the store. The show flowed well and engaged younger audiences through conversations about Disney and an activity where they guessed upcoming songs. The in-store radio show was successful but could have been
Q2 How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts ...Aaliyah Cooper
The document discusses the creative process behind a music video, digipak, and advertisement. Some key points:
- The music video was set in Brick Lane to establish an urban, hip feel through a graffiti theme. It tells a story of a young black couple falling in love through dance.
- Stylistic choices for costumes, hair, and makeup were meant to portray stereotypical styles of young black teenagers.
- The digipak design featured the artist posing with the album title in a bold, swirly font against art backdrops to draw attention.
- The advertisement incorporated the same graffiti background, pose, and font as the music video to clearly associate the projects.
The document discusses strategies for attracting the target audience of a rockumentary film opening. It aims to appeal to its core demographic of teenage girls aged 15-24 by using a playful swear word in the title ("4Q productions"), depicting the musician swearing on stage to seem cool, and showing close-ups of the star to establish an image that will attract fans.
The document discusses the production of the film "De-Arranged Marriage" by K.A.J. Productions. It aimed to represent the younger British Asian community in a heroic way using conventions of the thriller/Bollywood genre. It believes the character Anjali achieves this. It also wanted to show that older generations must respect younger generations' changes. The producers saw Pathe as the best distributor due to its success with similar low-budget films. They targeted younger British and British Asian audiences who they found most interested in this genre. Market research found most people would watch based on the synopsis and poster.
This document discusses Richard Dyer's theory of stars as constructions. Dyer argues that stars are artificial images created by institutions to appeal to audiences. They represent certain ideologies and embody cultural values in order to influence viewers and sell more products. According to Dyer, a star's public image is carefully manufactured and not a true representation of themselves. He identifies four key components of stardom: stars as constructions, the relationship between audiences/industries, ideology and culture, and a star's constructed character and personality.
This advertisement is for Oasis's latest DVD and CD combo in the back page of the Uncut magazine. It uses a caricature of the band's lead singer that takes up much of the ad space to draw in fans and promote the band's image. Key details like the band's name and "DVD out now" are prominently displayed to clearly communicate what is being sold and its availability. The ad's artistic black and white drawings along with depicting the full band help set it apart in line with conventions for indie rock bands and genres. Overall the ad successfully promotes the new releases to existing fans while also catching attention from non-fans through its distinctive visuals and inclusion of important details.
Island Records has hired Future Skills to create an advertisement for Bon Jovi's upcoming "This House is Not for Sale" tour. The ad will feature songs from their new album as well as classic hits to appeal to both new and longtime fans. It will direct viewers to the band's website for tour information and ticket purchases. At 25-40 seconds, the ad will include snippets of multiple songs with details about the tour. As the music is already produced, the ad can be created for £10-£20 to cover potential song licensing fees.
The document discusses the creative process behind a student's music video project. It describes the student's idea for the music video theme of a young couple going out and having fun, to match the vibe of the band. It also discusses choosing locations by the seaside, costumes to give a "cool vibe", and everyday makeup. The document then covers the inspiration for the digipak design from bands using graffiti art and the design choices. It analyzes audience feedback surveys that indicated the video, advertising, and packaging matched each other well and received mainly positive ratings.
The document discusses the layout and features of magazine advertisements for music albums. It explains that album ad layouts can vary depending on the artist, and the example shown features a large picture of the album cover art. The ad also includes the release date, what is included in the album, and where it can be purchased. The size of the ad depends on the artist's marketing budget, as larger ads cost more money. Common features of album ads mentioned are a large picture of the artist, clear display of the artist and album name, and a listing of songs on the album to draw interest from consumers familiar with those songs. The ad also promotes an exclusive "platinum edition" to make the album seem more desirable.
Megan Birch learned several things from collecting audience feedback on her initial music video idea. The feedback showed that her planned idea using the song "Teenage Dirtbag" was too similar to the original video. This prompted her to change the song to "Locked Away" to create a more unique video. Collecting this feedback ensured her video would meet the standards of her target audience. However, audience feedback also has limitations since responses may not always be truthful or could come from the same people multiple times.
This survey analyzed preferences for a student music video project. It found that the audience would be female aged 16-19, favoring the pop genre. Jessie J was a popular artist, and her songs "Bang Bang" and "Who You Are" were most liked by those surveyed. Most respondents watch music videos on YouTube. The survey informed decisions to feature Jessie J's "Casualty of Love" song in a narrative-based music video for the target audience.
This document discusses three unsigned artists that could be promoted by a music company:
1) Kevin Lopez, an 18-year-old rap artist with his own style and flow who writes his own songs and has music videos out.
2) Maisie Berry, a 17-year-old who does covers of popular artists like Adele and Ed Sheeran as well as her own songs, and is well known in her area from her YouTube videos.
3) Sophie Gardiner, a 17-year-old who does covers in various genres but mainly pop and is a well-known girl with positive reviews and many video hits, showing her potential to succeed in the pop genre.
Our audience research has found that females are more likely than males to watch music videos, so the majority of our audience will be female. When asked how they expect an R&B music video to be edited, most respondents said they want it to be edited to the beat with few effects and at a medium pace. Female and male audiences also had different expectations for camera shots, with females expecting a variety of shots and males expecting many medium shots.
Our audience research has found that females are more likely than males to watch music videos, so the majority of our audience will be female. When asked how they expect an R&B music video to be edited, most respondents said they want it to be edited to the beat with few effects and a medium pace. Female and male audiences also had different expectations for camera shots, with females expecting a variety of shots and males expecting many medium shots.
The audience feedback on the digipak was mostly reassuring, but it revealed a crucial error - the artist's name was not on the front cover. This would make it difficult for potential fans to identify or search for the artist online or in stores. The feedback consistently portrayed the artist as a "laid-back, fun teenager", helping to establish a believable character. While some feedback was personally negative towards the indie-pop genre, ignoring such opinions was necessary to appeal to the target audience and develop a defined artistic style. Overall, the feedback validated that the digipak would successfully promote the artist to its intended fans.
Ruben Polanco interned at Reason Brand Inc during the Fall 2015 semester where he assisted the design team with creating seasonal trend packages, market boards, and trend forecasts. He also helped with general office duties. The president of Reason Brand Inc states that Ruben was a pleasure to work with, always arrived on time, was kind and friendly, took direction well, and excelled at all required tasks.
This document discusses the representation of social groups in a media product. It describes creating an R&B magazine targeted towards 16-24 year olds. The front cover features a model dressed in a white t-shirt, black trousers, and blue jacket, wearing sunglasses and a cap to look cool like an R&B artist. Headlines on the front cover include topics about drugs and festivals to interest the target audience. The contents page continues the color scheme and includes images from the main article and editor to match the house style. Double page spreads ask the artist personal questions about home life that would engage readers.
The document discusses research conducted to identify the target audience for a music video. A survey was administered asking about music tastes and expectations for music videos. The research found that the target audience is mainly girls aged 10-20 who prefer indie music such as Arctic Monkeys and The Smiths. Respondents expected to see the artist and originality in a music video. Based on this, the music video will feature the artist's performance and tell the story of the song's lyrics in a way that avoids confusion, ambiguity, and sexualization.
Selena Gomez became a pop star through her roles on Disney Channel shows that appealed to teenage audiences. Her first studio album in 2009 with Selena Gomez & the Scene was commercially successful and marked her transition from actress to musician. Dating Justin Bieber increased her fame and kept her constantly in the media, though rumors later hurt her image. As with all celebrities, Gomez's star image is constructed for commercial purposes and to serve the music industry, though her involvement in charities portrays her as an ideal role model. Her persona has evolved from stereotypical teenager to more controversial portrayals as she has gotten older.
The document summarizes audience feedback from a survey about music video products. 20 people responded to the survey, providing feedback on aspects like scene, clothing, story, editing, genre, and lighting. Respondents rated lip syncing the lowest and said it needed most improvement. The survey also showed that ancillary products like the CD cover and advert successfully represented the artist and encouraged people to watch the music video and promote the artist. The music video received over 1,000 views and positive comments on YouTube and social media, though one comment noted issues with lip syncing.
The author proposes distributing their teen media title "The Run" through the British Film Institute (BFI) distribution company. BFI specializes in films targeted at teenagers and urban adults, matching the intended audience for "The Run." They would release the title digitally and theatrically, allowing it to quickly reach its target demographic. While the author's production company for "The Run," Group 16 Studios, is fictional, BFI would provide a real platform to market and advertise the title, increasing its popularity and potential for audiences to see it.
This document outlines the research and planning for a music video. It discusses influences including the Pierces, Mad Men, and the song "Pata Pata". Research included 1950s advertising styles and whether the performers would be signed to a major label. Storyboards were created to plan the scenes, locations, costumes, and camera angles. Considerable planning went into conveying the performers' glamorous star image to match the song.
The document analyzes the promo package for Biggie Smalls' "Ready to Die" album. It notes that:
- The word "Die" in red connotes blood and death, made more disturbing by its proximity to an image of a baby.
- The contrasting black and red typography against the white background draws attention to the political message.
- The central image of a black baby signifies fragility and innocence, juxtaposed with the words "ready to die" below, aiming to elicit sympathy from viewers.
- Through these images and text placements, Biggie Smalls aims to highlight racial inequality and bring attention to the lives of black people.
The document analyzes the promo package for Biggie Smalls' "Ready to Die" album.
- The typography uses red and black text contrasting a white background to draw attention to the political message. A black baby positioned above the word "Die" makes the imagery uncomfortable.
- The black baby represents fragility and innocence, juxtaposed with the words "Ready to Die" below, aiming to elicit sympathy for black lives.
- The promo package sends an avant-garde, unconventional political message for a hip hop album, bringing attention to issues of black equality and the challenges black people face.
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Part 2 Deep Dive: Navigating the 2024 Slowdownjeffkluth1
Introduction
The global retail industry has weathered numerous storms, with the financial crisis of 2008 serving as a poignant reminder of the sector's resilience and adaptability. However, as we navigate the complex landscape of 2024, retailers face a unique set of challenges that demand innovative strategies and a fundamental shift in mindset. This white paper contrasts the impact of the 2008 recession on the retail sector with the current headwinds retailers are grappling with, while offering a comprehensive roadmap for success in this new paradigm.
Island Records has hired Future Skills to create an advertisement for Bon Jovi's upcoming "This House is Not for Sale" tour. The ad will feature songs from their new album as well as classic hits to appeal to both new and longtime fans. It will direct viewers to the band's website for tour information and ticket purchases. At 25-40 seconds, the ad will include snippets of multiple songs with details about the tour. As the music is already produced, the ad can be created for £10-£20 to cover potential song licensing fees.
The document discusses the creative process behind a student's music video project. It describes the student's idea for the music video theme of a young couple going out and having fun, to match the vibe of the band. It also discusses choosing locations by the seaside, costumes to give a "cool vibe", and everyday makeup. The document then covers the inspiration for the digipak design from bands using graffiti art and the design choices. It analyzes audience feedback surveys that indicated the video, advertising, and packaging matched each other well and received mainly positive ratings.
The document discusses the layout and features of magazine advertisements for music albums. It explains that album ad layouts can vary depending on the artist, and the example shown features a large picture of the album cover art. The ad also includes the release date, what is included in the album, and where it can be purchased. The size of the ad depends on the artist's marketing budget, as larger ads cost more money. Common features of album ads mentioned are a large picture of the artist, clear display of the artist and album name, and a listing of songs on the album to draw interest from consumers familiar with those songs. The ad also promotes an exclusive "platinum edition" to make the album seem more desirable.
Megan Birch learned several things from collecting audience feedback on her initial music video idea. The feedback showed that her planned idea using the song "Teenage Dirtbag" was too similar to the original video. This prompted her to change the song to "Locked Away" to create a more unique video. Collecting this feedback ensured her video would meet the standards of her target audience. However, audience feedback also has limitations since responses may not always be truthful or could come from the same people multiple times.
This survey analyzed preferences for a student music video project. It found that the audience would be female aged 16-19, favoring the pop genre. Jessie J was a popular artist, and her songs "Bang Bang" and "Who You Are" were most liked by those surveyed. Most respondents watch music videos on YouTube. The survey informed decisions to feature Jessie J's "Casualty of Love" song in a narrative-based music video for the target audience.
This document discusses three unsigned artists that could be promoted by a music company:
1) Kevin Lopez, an 18-year-old rap artist with his own style and flow who writes his own songs and has music videos out.
2) Maisie Berry, a 17-year-old who does covers of popular artists like Adele and Ed Sheeran as well as her own songs, and is well known in her area from her YouTube videos.
3) Sophie Gardiner, a 17-year-old who does covers in various genres but mainly pop and is a well-known girl with positive reviews and many video hits, showing her potential to succeed in the pop genre.
Our audience research has found that females are more likely than males to watch music videos, so the majority of our audience will be female. When asked how they expect an R&B music video to be edited, most respondents said they want it to be edited to the beat with few effects and at a medium pace. Female and male audiences also had different expectations for camera shots, with females expecting a variety of shots and males expecting many medium shots.
Our audience research has found that females are more likely than males to watch music videos, so the majority of our audience will be female. When asked how they expect an R&B music video to be edited, most respondents said they want it to be edited to the beat with few effects and a medium pace. Female and male audiences also had different expectations for camera shots, with females expecting a variety of shots and males expecting many medium shots.
The audience feedback on the digipak was mostly reassuring, but it revealed a crucial error - the artist's name was not on the front cover. This would make it difficult for potential fans to identify or search for the artist online or in stores. The feedback consistently portrayed the artist as a "laid-back, fun teenager", helping to establish a believable character. While some feedback was personally negative towards the indie-pop genre, ignoring such opinions was necessary to appeal to the target audience and develop a defined artistic style. Overall, the feedback validated that the digipak would successfully promote the artist to its intended fans.
Ruben Polanco interned at Reason Brand Inc during the Fall 2015 semester where he assisted the design team with creating seasonal trend packages, market boards, and trend forecasts. He also helped with general office duties. The president of Reason Brand Inc states that Ruben was a pleasure to work with, always arrived on time, was kind and friendly, took direction well, and excelled at all required tasks.
This document discusses the representation of social groups in a media product. It describes creating an R&B magazine targeted towards 16-24 year olds. The front cover features a model dressed in a white t-shirt, black trousers, and blue jacket, wearing sunglasses and a cap to look cool like an R&B artist. Headlines on the front cover include topics about drugs and festivals to interest the target audience. The contents page continues the color scheme and includes images from the main article and editor to match the house style. Double page spreads ask the artist personal questions about home life that would engage readers.
The document discusses research conducted to identify the target audience for a music video. A survey was administered asking about music tastes and expectations for music videos. The research found that the target audience is mainly girls aged 10-20 who prefer indie music such as Arctic Monkeys and The Smiths. Respondents expected to see the artist and originality in a music video. Based on this, the music video will feature the artist's performance and tell the story of the song's lyrics in a way that avoids confusion, ambiguity, and sexualization.
Selena Gomez became a pop star through her roles on Disney Channel shows that appealed to teenage audiences. Her first studio album in 2009 with Selena Gomez & the Scene was commercially successful and marked her transition from actress to musician. Dating Justin Bieber increased her fame and kept her constantly in the media, though rumors later hurt her image. As with all celebrities, Gomez's star image is constructed for commercial purposes and to serve the music industry, though her involvement in charities portrays her as an ideal role model. Her persona has evolved from stereotypical teenager to more controversial portrayals as she has gotten older.
The document summarizes audience feedback from a survey about music video products. 20 people responded to the survey, providing feedback on aspects like scene, clothing, story, editing, genre, and lighting. Respondents rated lip syncing the lowest and said it needed most improvement. The survey also showed that ancillary products like the CD cover and advert successfully represented the artist and encouraged people to watch the music video and promote the artist. The music video received over 1,000 views and positive comments on YouTube and social media, though one comment noted issues with lip syncing.
The author proposes distributing their teen media title "The Run" through the British Film Institute (BFI) distribution company. BFI specializes in films targeted at teenagers and urban adults, matching the intended audience for "The Run." They would release the title digitally and theatrically, allowing it to quickly reach its target demographic. While the author's production company for "The Run," Group 16 Studios, is fictional, BFI would provide a real platform to market and advertise the title, increasing its popularity and potential for audiences to see it.
This document outlines the research and planning for a music video. It discusses influences including the Pierces, Mad Men, and the song "Pata Pata". Research included 1950s advertising styles and whether the performers would be signed to a major label. Storyboards were created to plan the scenes, locations, costumes, and camera angles. Considerable planning went into conveying the performers' glamorous star image to match the song.
The document analyzes the promo package for Biggie Smalls' "Ready to Die" album. It notes that:
- The word "Die" in red connotes blood and death, made more disturbing by its proximity to an image of a baby.
- The contrasting black and red typography against the white background draws attention to the political message.
- The central image of a black baby signifies fragility and innocence, juxtaposed with the words "ready to die" below, aiming to elicit sympathy from viewers.
- Through these images and text placements, Biggie Smalls aims to highlight racial inequality and bring attention to the lives of black people.
The document analyzes the promo package for Biggie Smalls' "Ready to Die" album.
- The typography uses red and black text contrasting a white background to draw attention to the political message. A black baby positioned above the word "Die" makes the imagery uncomfortable.
- The black baby represents fragility and innocence, juxtaposed with the words "Ready to Die" below, aiming to elicit sympathy for black lives.
- The promo package sends an avant-garde, unconventional political message for a hip hop album, bringing attention to issues of black equality and the challenges black people face.
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Introduction
The global retail industry has weathered numerous storms, with the financial crisis of 2008 serving as a poignant reminder of the sector's resilience and adaptability. However, as we navigate the complex landscape of 2024, retailers face a unique set of challenges that demand innovative strategies and a fundamental shift in mindset. This white paper contrasts the impact of the 2008 recession on the retail sector with the current headwinds retailers are grappling with, while offering a comprehensive roadmap for success in this new paradigm.
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15. Other Bobs to Use
● Bob Saget
● Bob Marley
● Bob the Builder
● Sideshow Bob
● Bob Barker
● Bob Ross
● SpongeBob SquarePants
● Bob Belcher
● Bob Dylan
● Bob Kelso
● B.O.B.
16. Additional Ideas
● Ask for submissions from “normal” Bobs
● Could partner with famous Bobs to get them to send an acceptance speech
● Could use to PR advantage by honoring Bobs who served in military, Bobs in the
children’s hospital, etc.
● Bob Hall of Fame merchandise