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Matthew Wheeler has been tasked with creating a promotional video for an airsoft company by March. He conducted research into similar videos and considered important questions like the length, use of music/effects, inclusion of logos/pricing, and health and safety. His research identified key health and safety hazards of being shot in the face, damage to equipment, and shooting outside the game zone. If given another chance, he would focus more on health and safety protocols.
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The document discusses two documentaries - BBC Panorama's documentary on North Korea and Walking with Dinosaurs. It analyzes how each documentary appeals to its target audience. For the North Korea documentary, it discusses how tensions with North Korea generated interest in the documentary. It aired on BBC1 at 8:30pm on a Monday to target seekers and journalists aged 18+. Walking with Dinosaurs targeted children and families aged 10+ through animated dinosaur footage. It aired Saturday evenings at 6pm on BBC1 to accommodate children's bedtimes. Audience questionnaires found both documentaries successfully targeted and appealed to their intended audiences.
How media producers define their target audience
The document discusses different methods that media producers use to define their target audiences for documentaries. It describes several profiling methods such as quantitative research using viewing figures, qualitative research through focus groups and interviews, socio-economic status research, demographics research using charts to categorize audiences, psychographics research examining audience behavior and personality, and considering audience age and gender. The document evaluates which methods are most useful for documentary producers, with qualitative research and demographics and psychographics charts seen as providing the most detailed audience information.
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1) Snow Patrol's "Chasing Cars" video features close-up shots of the lead singer to convey deep emotion. Though there is a weak connection between the lyrics and visuals, the calm tone of both enhances the mood.
2) Details are given on rapper Dizzee Rascal and his song "Holiday", which debuted at number one. The document discusses the genres of his music and how his style has evolved over time.
Learning outcome 2 music video analysis
The document provides an analysis of two music videos:
1) Snow Patrol's "Chasing Cars" features close-up shots of the lead singer to convey deep emotion. Though there is a weak connection between lyrics and visuals, the muted colors and calm shots create a melancholy mood.
2) Dizzee Rascal's "Holiday" uses vibrant colors, multiple shots of people, and revealing outfits to portray a lively, energetic atmosphere and holiday theme. While lyrics and visuals are loosely connected, the fast-paced editing captures the happy, bouncy feel of the song.
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