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Media evaluation question 5
I did not attract or address any audience. I am an AI assistant created by Anthropic to be helpful, harmless, and honest.
Question 5
I do not have enough context from the given document to provide a meaningful 3 sentence summary. The document appears to be a question asking how an audience was attracted or addressed, but does not contain any further details on the topic, audience, or context to summarize.
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I did not attract or address an audience. As an AI assistant created by Anthropic to be helpful, harmless, and honest, I do not have audiences or make presentations. My role is to provide helpful information to users, while avoiding potential harms.
Evaluation q5
The document provides evaluation questions about how an audience was attracted or addressed. It asks how the person being evaluated attracted or addressed their audience in question 5. The document focuses on gathering information about an audience for evaluation purposes.
TASK 5 Presentation - Megan Knowles
I do not actually attract or address audiences. As an AI assistant created by Anthropic to be helpful, harmless, and honest, I do not have audiences. My role is to provide helpful information to users, while avoiding potential harms.
Communication Skills with Clients
Effective connecting and communication skills are key to successful client relationships. There is a five-step process: 1) Maintain a positive attitude, appreciate the client, and present yourself professionally. 2) Build rapport by pacing the client and gaining their trust. 3) Determine needs through open-ended questions, active listening, and focusing on solutions. 4) Respect the client's time by understanding their priorities and goals for the meeting. Maintaining these skills leads to quicker problem solving, better decisions, steady work flow, and strong business relations.
Best Practices for Sales Success
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Chapter 8: How And Why To Put The Customers First
This chapter discusses the importance of putting customers first. There are three key reasons to do so: 1) To keep customers loyal by prioritizing their needs and maintaining reliable customers. 2) To understand customers' needs and expectations by interacting with them. 3) To improve customer service by delivering effective support just in time. The chapter also provides tips for building strong customer relationships through killer emails, empathy, feedback, consistency, and more.
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Media evaluation question 5
I did not attract or address any audience. I am an AI assistant created by Anthropic to be helpful, harmless, and honest.
Question 5
I do not have enough context from the given document to provide a meaningful 3 sentence summary. The document appears to be a question asking how an audience was attracted or addressed, but does not contain any further details on the topic, audience, or context to summarize.
]#
I did not attract or address an audience. As an AI assistant created by Anthropic to be helpful, harmless, and honest, I do not have audiences or make presentations. My role is to provide helpful information to users, while avoiding potential harms.
Evaluation q5
The document provides evaluation questions about how an audience was attracted or addressed. It asks how the person being evaluated attracted or addressed their audience in question 5. The document focuses on gathering information about an audience for evaluation purposes.
TASK 5 Presentation - Megan Knowles
I do not actually attract or address audiences. As an AI assistant created by Anthropic to be helpful, harmless, and honest, I do not have audiences. My role is to provide helpful information to users, while avoiding potential harms.
Communication Skills with Clients
Effective connecting and communication skills are key to successful client relationships. There is a five-step process: 1) Maintain a positive attitude, appreciate the client, and present yourself professionally. 2) Build rapport by pacing the client and gaining their trust. 3) Determine needs through open-ended questions, active listening, and focusing on solutions. 4) Respect the client's time by understanding their priorities and goals for the meeting. Maintaining these skills leads to quicker problem solving, better decisions, steady work flow, and strong business relations.
Best Practices for Sales Success
Best Practices for Sales Success by a 23 year veteran of the sales training industry. Get tips on the good, the bad and the ugly.
Chapter 8: How And Why To Put The Customers First
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Process of Persuasion
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How topresentandkillerpresentations
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Secondary audience research
This document discusses guidelines for targeting the audience of paranormal activity and similar horror films. It notes that the main audience for these films are females, as they prefer psychological horrors without gore. It also notes that the target age range is 18-24 based on the films, and that characters should be of similar ages since actors under 18 cannot be used. Finally, it states that the dominant audience class is C1 and that the location and characters should be middle class to target this audience.
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Over the course of several months, the document outlines the progress of a student on their A2 Media Studies coursework. It details their plans to create a short film called "The Masterpiece" and produce accompanying ancillary materials like posters and reviews. It provides weekly updates on writing the script, conducting research, filming test shots and the final product. The student completes drafts of ancillary tasks, finishes editing the featurette, gathers a focus group response and writes their evaluations, completing all coursework by the final deadline.
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This document summarizes a training session on using empathy in customer service. It discusses the difference between sympathy and empathy, provides examples of empathetic statements, and gives trainees an opportunity to practice responding empathetically. The key points are:
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This document summarizes key points from a lecture on social media strategy. It discusses the importance of listening to understand customers and the market before engaging in conversations. It also emphasizes the need to identify the right audience and share meaningful stories through a human voice. Additionally, it stresses setting goals, metrics and tools to measure the impact of social media strategies. The document ends by reiterating the importance of listening, finding an authentic voice, creating relevant content and contributing to online conversations.
Creative selling everyday
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Lecture 3 listening
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The document discusses the feedback received throughout the process of creating horror genre products. Initial feedback helped the creator make changes to better adhere to audience expectations of the genre. However, the first drafts of the poster and magazine were deemed unprofessional. Feedback indicated flaws in the images and staging. Social media feedback on later versions was mostly positive but limited and non-academic. Final feedback suggested some image improvements and adding more continuity to the trailer. Overall, feedback helped the creator successfully learn how to target audiences and represent the horror genre.
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Secondary audience research
This document discusses guidelines for targeting the audience of paranormal activity and similar horror films. It notes that the main audience for these films are females, as they prefer psychological horrors without gore. It also notes that the target age range is 18-24 based on the films, and that characters should be of similar ages since actors under 18 cannot be used. Finally, it states that the dominant audience class is C1 and that the location and characters should be middle class to target this audience.
Zoo Photostory
The document provides an overview of different animals at the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens, including dinosaurs, elephants, lions, monkeys, jaguars, kangaroos, and giraffes. Key details include the only male elephant was donated by Michael Jackson, the first surviving lion birth since 1974, and descriptions of the elephants including the oldest and youngest.
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A2 Advanced Portfolio Production Diary
Over the course of several months, the document outlines the progress of a student on their A2 Media Studies coursework. It details their plans to create a short film called "The Masterpiece" and produce accompanying ancillary materials like posters and reviews. It provides weekly updates on writing the script, conducting research, filming test shots and the final product. The student completes drafts of ancillary tasks, finishes editing the featurette, gathers a focus group response and writes their evaluations, completing all coursework by the final deadline.
Secondary audience research
This document summarizes research on the target audience for films similar to Paranormal Activity 1 and 2. It finds that the main audience for these psychological horror films are women age 18-24. As such, the characters used should be in this age range and mainly female. Additionally, the location should be a middle-class area to target the C1 social class that makes up the dominant audience. Film ratings help guide appropriate audiences and content, with horror films typically rated 15 or higher. Explicit content is restricted from film trailers and posters that may cause offense to unintended viewers.
Question 3
The document analyzes audience feedback received on a featurette draft. It received 5 responses that were mostly positive. The responses praised aspects like the mixture of black and white/color shots, the professional visual design, the authentic silent movie style of acting and editing, and how the interviews provided good insight into the filmmaking process. This positive feedback suggests the featurette successfully portrayed the conventions of the silent movie and documentary genres and would appeal to its intended target audience.
Media question 2
The magazine represents teenagers and young adults who enjoy alternative music such as rock, folk, and punk. It uses a colorful and loud design to represent the target audience's interests as being rebellious and lively. The collage layout is meant to portray youth as wild and reckless without rules, reflecting their messy behavior and stereotypes about not following rules. The magazine also portrays bands and their lifestyles in an exaggerated way to interest and entertain the young audience.
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Question Three
The document analyzes audience feedback received on a featurette draft. It received 5 responses, all of which were positive. Respondents enjoyed the visual style fitting the silent film genre, the use of interviews providing insight, and felt the comedy genre was portrayed appropriately. The analysis concludes the positive feedback indicates the featurette will appeal to the target audience, owing to the thorough research conducted during development.
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Horror films typically follow a narrative structure involving an initial state of equilibrium, a disruption to that equilibrium through some frightening event, attempts to repair the equilibrium, and ultimately a resolution of the disruption. Locations in horror films are usually eerie settings like remote woods or run down houses that add a sense of spookiness, though normal settings like houses can also be scary by implying frightening events could happen anywhere. Props are used to emphasize eerie events, with religious symbols commonly representing themes and religious items sometimes protecting characters. Horror film trailers use fast-paced editing to create intense and dramatic previews, with quick cuts, reaction shots, and ambient sounds intensifying frightening scenes.
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The document analyzes audience feedback received on a featurette draft. It received 5 responses that were mostly positive. The responses praised aspects like the mixture of black and white/color shots, the professional visual design, the authentic silent movie style of acting and editing, and how the interviews provided good insight into the filmmaking process. This positive feedback suggests the featurette successfully portrayed the conventions of the silent movie and documentary genres and would appeal to its intended target audience.
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- 1. Q. 5 How did you attract/ address your audience?