Print work - TV Choice Mark
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This document provides a draft design for the cover of a magazine called TV Choice. The proposed design includes elements such as a bold headline, clear branding with the publication date, side stories in a cut-off box, and prominently displayed pricing. It also features bright colors, two main edited images with matching lighting, and additional content previews. The goal is to create an eye-catching cover that follows TV Choice magazine conventions and attracts buyers' attention on newsstands.
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Question 3
The document discusses feedback received from an audience on a soap opera trailer. Through a Facebook group and emails, audience members provided feedback that identified two main issues: 1) The genre appeared to be more of a reality show rather than a soap opera. 2) The trailer's pace was too slow with not enough variety or action. To address these issues, the creators edited scenes to quicken the pace, particularly a long bedroom scene. They also added a dramatic montage at the end of the trailer to raise the pace and provide a climactic finale.
Evaluation Question 2
The document discusses the design of a magazine cover and poster to promote a new soap opera on BBC Two called "Surrey Side". For the magazine cover, which is designed to resemble Radio Times, an image of the character Callum is used with his hood up against the backdrop of flats from the show. For the poster, an extreme long shot of the character Alex is used with the river and flats in the background and his hoodie jacket hood down to convey his character. Research of BBC promotional materials informed the designs.
Audience feedback
This document discusses obtaining audience feedback on a film product. The author created an online survey using Survey Monkey to get feedback from people of different ages and backgrounds. The survey questions were open-ended about the person's media experiences and opinions on what they liked and how the product could be improved. Feedback indicated that more action, drama, and male-oriented subjects were needed to appeal to broader demographics. Pace also needed to pick up to engage male audiences. Characters for older demographics to relate to were also recommended.
Question 3 Mark Final
The document discusses gaining audience feedback through various methods. Originally, the author created a Facebook group and asked questions in the comment section of a Vimeo video, but realized people needed accounts to comment. As a solution, the author created a SurveyMonkey questionnaire to get feedback without requiring accounts. Based on the feedback, improvements were made such as shortening shots, adding titles, improving endings, and making it clearer the interviewee was the manager. Further feedback on print work highlighted needed changes like enlarging the headline and adding missing magazine elements.
Question 3 powerpoint what have you learned from your audience feedback
The document discusses gaining audience feedback through a survey. The creator first tried getting feedback on Vimeo but realized people needed accounts to comment. They then created a Survey Monkey to get anonymous feedback. Based on the feedback, improvements were made like adding a title, improving interview framing/positioning, and cutting shots to increase pace. Feedback on print work was also gathered, identifying needed changes like making the headline bolder and adding pictures to side stories. In conclusion, audience feedback helped improve both the creator's video and print products.
New media technology
The document discusses the research, filming, editing, and audience communication stages of a media project. For research, online streaming services like BBC iPlayer and YouTube were used to watch full episodes and clips of soap operas for analysis. Filming used an HD camera, microphones, and tripod on location outdoors. Adobe Premiere Elements was the main software used for editing footage, adding transitions, titles, and exporting the final product in high definition. A survey was created on SurveyMonkey and distributed via email to gain audience feedback on the project.
Poster analysis
The document analyzes different poster designs for inspiration in creating a poster for a soap drama. It discusses using a solo close-up shot of the main character to focus on their facial expression and convey drama. Examples from posters for The Walking Dead, Hawaii Five-O, and House of Cards are examined for effective text styles and shots that portray authority through low camera angles and body language. The conclusion is that an extreme long shot from a low angle will be used to showcase the powerful character's profile with text in a large, dark capitalized font.
Poster research
Edgar Walker is researching posters for a new soap opera called "Heartbreak United" that will air on Channel 5. The poster will prominently feature the Channel 5 branding to promote where viewers can find the show. As Channel 5 only airs two Australian soaps currently, there is space in their programming for a British soap. The Channel 5 logo is recognizable nationwide despite it not being as mainstream as BBC or ITV. Comparisons are made to poster designs of other shows, considering fonts, colors, hashtags and images to entice viewers while portraying the right tone of drama for the new soap.
Closer look at channel 5 ‘the brand
Channel 5 is owned by Viacom International Media Networks, a division of Viacom Inc. It reaches over 54 million UK households via broadcast television and digital platforms. Channel 5 offers an on-demand service called Demand5 that allows viewers to watch missed programs. While Channel 5 reaches 19.4% of the UK population daily, its digital sibling channels reach over 8 million viewers weekly. The document determines that Channel 5 is the best channel for their soap programming due to its wide audience reach and availability across broadcast TV and on-demand platforms.
Print work planning
Edgar Walker plans to base the branding and design of their print work on the weekly magazine "What's On TV". What's On TV features shocking soap opera stories prominently on its covers, making it a suitable influence. It also contains TV listings beyond just soaps, allowing Edgar to include other stories. Research shows What's On TV's primary audience is women in the C2 social class, which aligns with Edgar's target audience for drama. The magazine typically uses a light blue background, with white text and pink or other colored borders depending on the story's gender or topic. Space is left around the logo for the issue date.
Filming process final
The group decided to create a soap opera trailer centered around a football club. They reached out to the general manager of Staines Town FC, who agreed to let them do a location scout of the stadium and film there. During the location scout and filming, the manager provided helpful advice about optimal filming times. The group then filmed scenes at the local post office, a character's house, and his grandfather's house near the stadium. They also filmed pickup shots at the stadium before a match. Additional filming at a character's house went smoothly with drama student actors. A bedroom scene was later refilmed from a different angle for continuity.
Marketing plan
This marketing plan summarizes the key details of a new soap opera called "Heartbreak United". It will follow the lives of a relocated football team dealing with scandals like gambling, adultery, and drugs. The target audience is younger females aged 16-34 from socioeconomic classes B, C1, and C2. The plan is to advertise through posters in London transit stations and magazine covers to attract this audience. The trailer will be fast-paced like a post-match interview and feature scandals without revealing the full plot in order to generate interest.
What’s on tv cover research & analysis
The document provides an analysis of the key components and layout of TV listings magazine covers. It finds that covers typically feature a logo in the top left, a "soap bubble" highlighting a key event below the logo, and an advertisement for a major program or finale in the top right corner. The main feature takes up most of the cover space and includes a dramatic quote over an image of two characters. The bottom quarter advertises other television programs in yellow boxes.
Print work Planning
The document discusses planning print work for a soap opera TV listing magazine cover. It analyzes the target audiences of various magazines before deciding that What's On TV is the best choice. What's On TV has a similar demographic to the soap opera's channel and provides good value for money compared to competitors like TV Choice, with more pages while also including radio listings.
Character profiles final
This document provides character profiles for the five main characters of a soap opera centered around a football club. Tony Brown is the manager who likes developing young talent but also uses lying and cheating to win. Johnny Dunham is a young striker focused on partying rather than football. Enrique is a mysterious foreign signing who has an affair with Ricky Essex's fiancée Saskia, causing conflict. Saskia is a doctor with a promiscuous past who gets engaged to longtime player Ricky Essex, but betrays him with Enrique. Ricky Essex has played for the club since age 9 and clashes with foreign players, seeking revenge on Saskia and Enrique for their affair.
Print work planning
This document discusses planning a magazine cover for a television listing publication in Britain. It describes researching various listing magazines on the RadioandTelly.com website to choose which publication to design the cover for. After extensive research and consideration of factors like price, page count, TV and radio channels listed, the document decides on What's on TV as the best publication for the magazine cover due to its lower price, higher page count than TV Choice, and inclusion of radio listings.
Mag analysis
The document describes the layout and design elements used consistently across issues of the TV Choice magazine cover. Key elements include the "TV Choice" logo always positioned in the top left corner, stories advertised along the bottom with colorful effects, overlapping photography to create depth, and a tagline that uses the brand's signature red and yellow colors and runs across the width of the cover below center. A repeated layout is implemented to make each issue recognizable as the brand, such as a "new" story in the upper right corner and dates in white banner in the top left.
Soap comparative analysis
Hollyoaks and Coronation Street target different demographic audiences through differences in their opening titles, shooting and editing styles, and themes. Hollyoaks uses bright colors, pop music, and experimental shots to engage younger viewers, while Coronation Street employs a calm string theme and focuses on iconic locations to appeal to older audiences. The soaps also cast younger, stylish actors for Hollyoaks and more mature characters for Coronation Street. Storylines in Hollyoaks center on adolescent issues like eating disorders and relationships, whereas Coronation Street covers more relatable adult topics such as family, jobs, and money problems.
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- 1. Print Work - Magazine TV Choice
- 2. TV Choice Analysis Bold Headline – stand out from all the others on the shelf Clear bold branding of logo with customised date published at the top Side story for continuous running soaps situated in a cut off box Clear pricing displaying how cheap it is Side story cut away from main picture using custom shape Bright and Bold colours used throughout, it will easily stand out to the buyer on the stand Two main pictures taken separately and edited together adding light from the same direction
- 3. My Cover I have drawn out roughly how I would like my magazine cover to look like. Clear and recognisable TV choice logo featuring date of publication Price displayed clearly Side stories of other possible TV listings – pictures are my own Exclusive Behind the scenes of Heartbreak United, featuring pictures I took when we were filming. Two main images are of Tony Brown our manager and Johnny our star striker. Coming soon – introducing the new series and when its going to be
- 4. Key Things I need to Include Date Price Bold writing and colours throughout to attract peoples eye on the magazine stand Barely any blank space Need to follow and keep on looking back at other TV choice magazines and comparing mine to that and see the similarities and differences and whether it fits into their style.