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Among the target audience aged 35-45, classical music and jive were most popular, and most were willing to pay between 3-5 pounds for a magazine, so the magazine will be priced at 4.30. Half would buy magazines monthly but some yearly, so the magazine will be published quarterly online and in stores, as over half view magazines online.
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The document discusses ensuring connections between a main product and ancillary texts through consistent use of color, fonts, images, and mood. Off-white, blue, red, black, and dark reddish black are used throughout to link the CD cover, magazine advert, and other materials. Facial expressions and clothing depict sad emotions, and the black and white color scheme echoes the sad theme of the song and music video. A variety of shots and locations are used to show variety while maintaining the sad tone.
3 reasons for changes on storyboard
The document discusses changes made to a storyboard based on audience feedback. Scenes were moved, modified or replaced to improve the narrative and emotional impact. Effects and transitions were also adjusted. Feedback indicated that certain scenes were not effective so they were removed or redesigned to better engage the target audience.
3 what have you learnt from your audience feedback
The document provides feedback from an audience on various marketing materials for a music release, including the CD cover, inlay, back insert, magazine advert, music video, and more. The feedback suggested changes to things like colors, layouts, images, and text to make the materials more visually appealing and clearly convey the intended messages. Suggested changes included adding more color to the CD cover, rearranging elements on the back insert, adjusting colors on the magazine advert to fit the overall scheme, and splitting screens in the music video to show two scenes simultaneously.
4 how did you use new media technologies in
The document discusses the various new media technologies used during the planning, research, construction, and evaluation stages of a project. These included Blogger for blogging, USBs for storing files, Hotmail for email communication, Microsoft Word and PowerPoint for creating documents and slides, Slideshare for sharing presentations, Serif Movie+ for video editing, YouTube for uploading and sharing videos, Adobe Photoshop for image editing, Adobe Premiere for video editing, cameras for photographs and stop motion filming.
Production of the cd
The document describes the process of producing a CD. First, a CD template was downloaded and the color of the inlay was matched to the CD. Second, a dark red color was chosen for the background. Research found that most CDs include a copyright, so one was added and colored red to match the theme. Text was added using specific fonts and colors to be consistent with the CD cover design.
Production of the cd cover 2
The document describes the process of designing a CD cover. The designer began by getting the correct dimensions for the CD cover. They then cut out an image from a magazine advert and placed it on different layers on the CD cover file. The image was duplicated and adjusted to create a "torn" effect, which reinforced the album name. Text was added using fonts that stood out and related to the album name. Finally, the record label's logo was added to complete the conventional CD cover design.
Production of the inlay 2
The document summarizes the process for producing an inlay. First, the creator cut out an image of actors hugging from an album cover to use. They then matched the color of the inlay material to the album cover. Finally, the image was placed on the inlay, writing was added, and a credit was included at the bottom in a smaller font.
Production of the magazine advert 2
The document summarizes the process of producing a magazine advertisement. It involves several steps:
1. Cutting out a picture and converting it to greyscale to place on different layers.
2. Resizing the picture to the correct magazine size and choosing a color.
3. Adding a torn/ripped effect using a brush tool and adding layers with less tears and a drop shadow.
4. Adding text and logos, using different fonts like "Monotype Corsiva" and "Trash" to stand out.
5. Placing additional elements like a CD cover above text and adding effects like glows and shadows to make elements pop.
Production of the magazine advert
The document describes the process of producing a magazine advertisement. It involves several steps:
1. Cutting out a picture using a magnetic lasso tool to isolate it from the background.
2. Resizing the picture to the correct size for the magazine advert and choosing a color scheme.
3. Adding torn/ripped effects to the background layers using brush tools and drop shadows.
4. Adding text elements like the artist and album names using different fonts along with effects like shadows and glows.
5. Placing additional elements like logos and a CD cover graphic and adjusting their positioning.
Research analysis into the mediums of ancillary texts
The document analyzes the mediums used to promote albums, including CD covers, CDs themselves, and magazine advertisements. It discusses typical design elements like images of the artist, typography, color schemes, and institutional information. The goal is to attract audiences, visually represent the artist, use standard conventions, and maximize sales. Elements like eye-catching images and clearly stated artist/album names help potential buyers identify and learn about new releases.
Technical ep
This document outlines the equipment and software needed to create a music video, including a tripod to keep the video camera still while filming scenes, a camera to capture animation sequences, and Adobe Premiere Pro and other software to edit together the footage, planning, research, and overall finished video.
Themes that need to be incorporated into the music video
The document discusses themes of confusion, heartbreak, frustration, and sadness that are implied in song lyrics. The lyrics express confusion about why the singer is in a situation again, heartbreak over being left for someone else who meant more, frustration with games and immaturity, and sadness over a broken heart and relationship ending.
Video camera + editing techniques
The document discusses video camera techniques and editing techniques to consider for filming and editing a music video. Some key video camera techniques include using low and high angles, panning, tilting, tracking shots, and varying shot lengths. Important editing techniques include dissolves, fades, quick cuts, varying playback speeds, and wipes between shots. The goal is to storyboard and produce the music video using these cinematography and post-production methods.
Postmodernism
The document discusses several modern art and social movements including modernism, postmodernism, feminism, and post-feminism. Modernism rejected realism, while postmodernism embraced intertextuality and parody. Feminism questioned women's subordinate role in patriarchal societies and the tendency to depict women as sexual objects or in limited domestic roles. Post-feminism argued women have a right to be sexually attractive if in control, challenging the idea of the "male gaze" objectifying women. Gender stereotypes also commonly represent women in a more provocative or subordinate manner compared to men.
Postmodernism
The document discusses several modern art and social movements including modernism, postmodernism, feminism, and post-feminism. Modernism rejected realism, while postmodernism embraced intertextuality and parody. Feminism questioned women's subordinate role in patriarchal societies and the tendency to depict women as sexual objects or in limited domestic roles. Post-feminism asserted women's right to be sexually attractive if in control, challenging the idea of the "male gaze" objectifying women. Gender stereotypes also commonly portrayed women in a more provocative or subordinate manner compared to men.
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- 1. This table shows that among my target audience, who are aged between 35 and 45, the most popular genre of music is Classical music. I may also contain a Jive section as my target audience preferred that next after Classical. Two people listed two other types of genres this being Gospel and Soul.
- 2. This table represents how much people are willing to pay for a magazine. It shows that my target audience who are aged between 35 and 45 are willing to pay between 3 and 5 pounds, this may because they able to afford as my magazine tends to be for adults. From this data I have decided to price my magazine for 4.30.
- 3. This table shows among the people I handed questionnaires to, half of the people are likely to buy magazines on a monthly base. However, 7 out of the thirty people said they were more likely to buy magazines on a yearly base. From these statistics, I would publish my magazine quarterly, which is four time a year.
- 4. This pie chart shows that more than half of the people I gave questionnaires to view magazines online. As this is the case for majority of my target audience, I will be publishing my magazine online as well as in stores.