The document summarizes the results of a 16 question survey about shoe preferences. The majority of respondents were aged 16-25, preferred light-hearted documentaries, and bought 6-20 pairs of shoes per year. Most spent over £50 annually on shoes and had experienced foot damage from shoes. The documentary will focus on women's styles, less mainstream retailers, and cover current fashion trends to appeal to the target audience.
This document outlines a web portal called http://cop.lawal.me that was submitted to a software competition. The portal allows students to register interest in obtaining a PC, tracks the application and loan approval process, and notifies students when their PC is delivered. The implementation details the technologies used like Python, Django, MySQL, and more. Post-deployment plans include additional features, a mobile app, and user acceptance testing to improve the portal.
Dr. Strangegame (Or, how I learned to stop crunching and love the startup)dgackey
A "TED-style" microtalk I gave at the IGDA-Austin Microtalks on September 7, 2012 about career control, death, fear and change in the game development industry. Recorded at KLRU-TV's historic Studio 6A, the original home of Austin City Limits.
The document discusses the causes and impacts of the Great Depression in the United States. It identifies speculative investing, bank failures, overproduction, and reduced consumer spending as key causes. In response, President Hoover took a conservative approach through loans to businesses, while President Roosevelt promised a "New Deal." Ordinary Americans endured high unemployment, poverty, malnutrition, and migration during the economic crisis of the 1930s.
This document provides instructions for making chocolate chip meringues and a custard sauce. It outlines the ingredients and supplies needed, and gives step-by-step directions for separating eggs and beating them into a meringue. It describes folding chocolate chips into the meringue and baking the meringues in the oven with the heat turned off. Finally, it provides a recipe for making a vanilla custard sauce in a double boiler to serve with the meringues.
The document discusses the history and nature of Israel. It argues that the biblical Israel was peaceful and obedient to God, while the modern state of Israel rejects Jesus and is too militant, aggressive, and selfish. It claims Israel gets its power from Satan and promotes evil globally. It criticizes USA and Israel for fomenting conflicts and sees weapons as blinding hearts to peace. It calls for respecting all beliefs, cultivating love, and achieving peace through dialogue rather than violence or interference in other nations.
The document discusses how to make optimal nitrogen input decisions for farmers by considering diminishing marginal returns. It shows that marginal input-output analysis, rather than average input-output analysis, should guide nitrogen application rates to maximize profits. The principles of diminishing marginal returns and marginal analysis are demonstrated using experimental data and graphs showing relationships between nitrogen application rates and dry matter production, marginal costs and revenues, and returns on nitrogen investment.
The Food Files is a visual food blog that gained popularity on Instagram with over 70 photos and 200 likes in its first 4 weeks, reaching audiences in 8 countries and seeing 59,000 people view the posts. To expand its reach, the blog utilizes a content strategy across Instagram, Facebook, ABC POOL and Tumblr, and implements marketing strategies like promoting 'likes' and broadening the audience range by taking the experience beyond just Facebook. Followers on Facebook also contribute photos.
This document outlines a web portal called http://cop.lawal.me that was submitted to a software competition. The portal allows students to register interest in obtaining a PC, tracks the application and loan approval process, and notifies students when their PC is delivered. The implementation details the technologies used like Python, Django, MySQL, and more. Post-deployment plans include additional features, a mobile app, and user acceptance testing to improve the portal.
Dr. Strangegame (Or, how I learned to stop crunching and love the startup)dgackey
A "TED-style" microtalk I gave at the IGDA-Austin Microtalks on September 7, 2012 about career control, death, fear and change in the game development industry. Recorded at KLRU-TV's historic Studio 6A, the original home of Austin City Limits.
The document discusses the causes and impacts of the Great Depression in the United States. It identifies speculative investing, bank failures, overproduction, and reduced consumer spending as key causes. In response, President Hoover took a conservative approach through loans to businesses, while President Roosevelt promised a "New Deal." Ordinary Americans endured high unemployment, poverty, malnutrition, and migration during the economic crisis of the 1930s.
This document provides instructions for making chocolate chip meringues and a custard sauce. It outlines the ingredients and supplies needed, and gives step-by-step directions for separating eggs and beating them into a meringue. It describes folding chocolate chips into the meringue and baking the meringues in the oven with the heat turned off. Finally, it provides a recipe for making a vanilla custard sauce in a double boiler to serve with the meringues.
The document discusses the history and nature of Israel. It argues that the biblical Israel was peaceful and obedient to God, while the modern state of Israel rejects Jesus and is too militant, aggressive, and selfish. It claims Israel gets its power from Satan and promotes evil globally. It criticizes USA and Israel for fomenting conflicts and sees weapons as blinding hearts to peace. It calls for respecting all beliefs, cultivating love, and achieving peace through dialogue rather than violence or interference in other nations.
The document discusses how to make optimal nitrogen input decisions for farmers by considering diminishing marginal returns. It shows that marginal input-output analysis, rather than average input-output analysis, should guide nitrogen application rates to maximize profits. The principles of diminishing marginal returns and marginal analysis are demonstrated using experimental data and graphs showing relationships between nitrogen application rates and dry matter production, marginal costs and revenues, and returns on nitrogen investment.
The Food Files is a visual food blog that gained popularity on Instagram with over 70 photos and 200 likes in its first 4 weeks, reaching audiences in 8 countries and seeing 59,000 people view the posts. To expand its reach, the blog utilizes a content strategy across Instagram, Facebook, ABC POOL and Tumblr, and implements marketing strategies like promoting 'likes' and broadening the audience range by taking the experience beyond just Facebook. Followers on Facebook also contribute photos.
This lesson is a summation of the previous unit taught on data. Instead of giving a written test, they have a project based assessment for this unit using ipads as the main form of technology.
The document provides viewership data for Marathi news channels ABP Majha, IBN Lokmat and Zee 24 Taas in Maharashtra for week 40 of 2012. It shows ABP Majha had the highest viewership among socio-economic classes with 15+ years of experience and among different age groups. Gender-wise, both male and female audiences of 15+ years favored ABP Majha similarly. Line graphs depict ABP Majha's consistent leading position in various metrics like market share and reach over the weeks. The top programs of ABP Majha like 'Majha City News' and 'Love Story' were most watched that week in the genre.
Ταξίδι στο Βατικανό με τον ταξιδιωτικό οργανισμό GREFIS HOLIDAYS. Επικοινωνήστε μαζί μας στο 18150 για να κλείσετε το πακέτο διακοπών σας.
http://www.grefis.gr.
La microeconomía estudia el comportamiento de las unidades económicas individuales como consumidores, trabajadores, inversionistas y empresas. Explica cómo toman decisiones sobre compras, dónde y cuánto trabajar las empresas y cuántos trabajadores contratar. También explica cómo las unidades económicas interactúan para formar mercados e industrias y cómo estas operan y se desarrollan, además de cómo se ven afectadas por políticas gubernamentales y condiciones económicas globales.
The document provides recipes for several Filipino dishes including adobo, spaghetti, tuna carbonara, and halo-halo. It lists the ingredients and instructions for preparing each dish, with adobo using pork and chicken braised in vinegar, the spaghetti incorporating banana ketchup, and halo-halo being a dessert of shaved ice, evaporated milk, and fruits.
The document is a presentation about golden ratio mandala art inspired by the Stargate series. It includes images of geometric mandala artwork created by Jonathan Quintin set to ambient music by Vima Lamura. The artwork and music featured can be purchased through the websites provided. All rights to the visuals and music are reserved by the artists.
This document contains a discussion on whether women make better managers than men. Several commenters provide their perspectives on the topic. Some key points made in the discussion include:
- Women are often taught from a young age to manage small tasks and the home, so management comes naturally to them.
- Successful women leaders like Sonia Gandhi and Indira Nooyi disprove claims that women cannot be effective managers.
- Skills and qualities needed for management depend on the individual, not their gender. When given opportunities, women can excel in management roles.
- Both men and women have strengths they bring to management; neither gender is inherently better. The capabilities of the individual matter most.
Pertanian adalah kegiatan bercocok tanam, peternakan, perikanan dan kehutanan yang penting bagi perekonomian dan mata pencaharian masyarakat Indonesia. Terdapat beberapa bentuk pertanian di Indonesia seperti sawah, tegalan, pekarangan, dan ladang berpindah. Upaya meningkatkan hasil pertanian dapat dilakukan melalui intensifikasi, ekstensifikasi, dan diversifikasi."
This document discusses classical music composers from 1730-1820. It provides links to works by Joseph Haydn, including his Surprise Symphony No. 94 and Stabat Mater. Links are also included for works by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, such as his Requiem and The Marriage of Figaro. Ludwig van Beethoven is also mentioned, with links to his Ninth Symphony, Moonlight Sonata, and Love Story. The document provides an overview of classical music from this era through examples of prominent composers and selections of their works.
Target audience questionaire feedback and analysismegwilloughby95
The document analyzes responses to a questionnaire about watching documentaries. It found that most respondents were ages 15-21. Responses were also near equal between males and females. The majority watch documentaries 1-2 times per week and prefer to watch them on Channel 4 or catch up online. Popular documentary interests included recent events, problems, and life stories. Most would be interested in a documentary titled "High Street vs. Designer".
- The document analyzes the results of a questionnaire about audiences' interests, viewing habits, and knowledge related to chocolate and documentaries.
- The results show that most people watch TV in the evenings, enjoy food documentaries, and are interested in learning more about the history and culture of chocolate since many respondents lacked this knowledge.
- The questionnaire helps inform decisions about the documentary's channel, time of broadcast, inclusion of certain information, and use of a young female voiceover to appeal to the target audience.
- The document analyzes the results of a questionnaire about audiences' interests, viewing habits, and knowledge related to chocolate and documentaries.
- The results show that most people watch TV in the evenings, buy chocolate weekly, and are interested in food documentaries. They prefer milk chocolate and know little about the history and cultural uses of chocolate.
- The document will use these insights to inform the content, timing, and approach of a planned documentary about the chocolate industry in order to appeal to target audiences.
- The document analyzes responses from a questionnaire about audiences' interests, viewing habits, and knowledge related to chocolate and documentaries.
- The responses show that BBC1 and Netflix are the most popular channels to watch documentaries, while most viewers watch TV around 6-7pm and spend 3+ hours daily watching.
- The majority of respondents buy chocolate weekly, prefer milk chocolate bars, and associate chocolate with the color brown. However, knowledge of chocolate history and other cultures varies.
- This information will help the documentarians select topics, format elements, channels, and timeslots to effectively reach their target audience for a documentary about the chocolate industry.
The document discusses the results of a questionnaire about chocolate and viewers' interest in a documentary about chocolate. It shows that most respondents were females aged 21-30 who like chocolate and eat it weekly. Respondents were most curious about the science of chocolate and thought a title like "Chocumentary" was interesting. Most found a chocolate documentary interesting and wanted to see people's views and facts/statistics included. It also notes that Snickers is the world's best-selling chocolate bar and that a catchy song could help keep viewers engaged.
The document analyzes the responses to a questionnaire about potatoes and watching documentaries. Most respondents were aged 16-20, watched TV between 6-7pm, ate potatoes weekly, and tuned into BBC1 most often. Roast potatoes were the favorite potato type. Respondents expressed interest in a potato documentary and knowing more about potato history, nutrition, and other cultures' uses of potatoes. Most would watch on Netflix or BBC1 and preferred a young female voiceover. The analysis will help determine topics, air time, and format for a new potato documentary that appeals to the target audience.
This lesson is a summation of the previous unit taught on data. Instead of giving a written test, they have a project based assessment for this unit using ipads as the main form of technology.
The document provides viewership data for Marathi news channels ABP Majha, IBN Lokmat and Zee 24 Taas in Maharashtra for week 40 of 2012. It shows ABP Majha had the highest viewership among socio-economic classes with 15+ years of experience and among different age groups. Gender-wise, both male and female audiences of 15+ years favored ABP Majha similarly. Line graphs depict ABP Majha's consistent leading position in various metrics like market share and reach over the weeks. The top programs of ABP Majha like 'Majha City News' and 'Love Story' were most watched that week in the genre.
Ταξίδι στο Βατικανό με τον ταξιδιωτικό οργανισμό GREFIS HOLIDAYS. Επικοινωνήστε μαζί μας στο 18150 για να κλείσετε το πακέτο διακοπών σας.
http://www.grefis.gr.
La microeconomía estudia el comportamiento de las unidades económicas individuales como consumidores, trabajadores, inversionistas y empresas. Explica cómo toman decisiones sobre compras, dónde y cuánto trabajar las empresas y cuántos trabajadores contratar. También explica cómo las unidades económicas interactúan para formar mercados e industrias y cómo estas operan y se desarrollan, además de cómo se ven afectadas por políticas gubernamentales y condiciones económicas globales.
The document provides recipes for several Filipino dishes including adobo, spaghetti, tuna carbonara, and halo-halo. It lists the ingredients and instructions for preparing each dish, with adobo using pork and chicken braised in vinegar, the spaghetti incorporating banana ketchup, and halo-halo being a dessert of shaved ice, evaporated milk, and fruits.
The document is a presentation about golden ratio mandala art inspired by the Stargate series. It includes images of geometric mandala artwork created by Jonathan Quintin set to ambient music by Vima Lamura. The artwork and music featured can be purchased through the websites provided. All rights to the visuals and music are reserved by the artists.
This document contains a discussion on whether women make better managers than men. Several commenters provide their perspectives on the topic. Some key points made in the discussion include:
- Women are often taught from a young age to manage small tasks and the home, so management comes naturally to them.
- Successful women leaders like Sonia Gandhi and Indira Nooyi disprove claims that women cannot be effective managers.
- Skills and qualities needed for management depend on the individual, not their gender. When given opportunities, women can excel in management roles.
- Both men and women have strengths they bring to management; neither gender is inherently better. The capabilities of the individual matter most.
Pertanian adalah kegiatan bercocok tanam, peternakan, perikanan dan kehutanan yang penting bagi perekonomian dan mata pencaharian masyarakat Indonesia. Terdapat beberapa bentuk pertanian di Indonesia seperti sawah, tegalan, pekarangan, dan ladang berpindah. Upaya meningkatkan hasil pertanian dapat dilakukan melalui intensifikasi, ekstensifikasi, dan diversifikasi."
This document discusses classical music composers from 1730-1820. It provides links to works by Joseph Haydn, including his Surprise Symphony No. 94 and Stabat Mater. Links are also included for works by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, such as his Requiem and The Marriage of Figaro. Ludwig van Beethoven is also mentioned, with links to his Ninth Symphony, Moonlight Sonata, and Love Story. The document provides an overview of classical music from this era through examples of prominent composers and selections of their works.
Target audience questionaire feedback and analysismegwilloughby95
The document analyzes responses to a questionnaire about watching documentaries. It found that most respondents were ages 15-21. Responses were also near equal between males and females. The majority watch documentaries 1-2 times per week and prefer to watch them on Channel 4 or catch up online. Popular documentary interests included recent events, problems, and life stories. Most would be interested in a documentary titled "High Street vs. Designer".
- The document analyzes the results of a questionnaire about audiences' interests, viewing habits, and knowledge related to chocolate and documentaries.
- The results show that most people watch TV in the evenings, enjoy food documentaries, and are interested in learning more about the history and culture of chocolate since many respondents lacked this knowledge.
- The questionnaire helps inform decisions about the documentary's channel, time of broadcast, inclusion of certain information, and use of a young female voiceover to appeal to the target audience.
- The document analyzes the results of a questionnaire about audiences' interests, viewing habits, and knowledge related to chocolate and documentaries.
- The results show that most people watch TV in the evenings, buy chocolate weekly, and are interested in food documentaries. They prefer milk chocolate and know little about the history and cultural uses of chocolate.
- The document will use these insights to inform the content, timing, and approach of a planned documentary about the chocolate industry in order to appeal to target audiences.
- The document analyzes responses from a questionnaire about audiences' interests, viewing habits, and knowledge related to chocolate and documentaries.
- The responses show that BBC1 and Netflix are the most popular channels to watch documentaries, while most viewers watch TV around 6-7pm and spend 3+ hours daily watching.
- The majority of respondents buy chocolate weekly, prefer milk chocolate bars, and associate chocolate with the color brown. However, knowledge of chocolate history and other cultures varies.
- This information will help the documentarians select topics, format elements, channels, and timeslots to effectively reach their target audience for a documentary about the chocolate industry.
The document discusses the results of a questionnaire about chocolate and viewers' interest in a documentary about chocolate. It shows that most respondents were females aged 21-30 who like chocolate and eat it weekly. Respondents were most curious about the science of chocolate and thought a title like "Chocumentary" was interesting. Most found a chocolate documentary interesting and wanted to see people's views and facts/statistics included. It also notes that Snickers is the world's best-selling chocolate bar and that a catchy song could help keep viewers engaged.
The document analyzes the responses to a questionnaire about potatoes and watching documentaries. Most respondents were aged 16-20, watched TV between 6-7pm, ate potatoes weekly, and tuned into BBC1 most often. Roast potatoes were the favorite potato type. Respondents expressed interest in a potato documentary and knowing more about potato history, nutrition, and other cultures' uses of potatoes. Most would watch on Netflix or BBC1 and preferred a young female voiceover. The analysis will help determine topics, air time, and format for a new potato documentary that appeals to the target audience.
Questionnaire analysis for group documentaryFreya Clerkin
The document analyzes the responses to a questionnaire about potatoes and watching documentaries. Most respondents were aged 16-20, watched TV between 6-7pm, ate potatoes weekly, tuned into BBC1 most, and preferred roast potatoes. Most would watch a documentary about potatoes and knew little about where their potatoes came from. The majority preferred a young female voiceover and found voiceovers the most reliable part of documentaries. This feedback will help the filmmakers target their documentary appropriately.
The survey results showed that the majority of respondents were ages 11-20. This means the documentary's target audience may need to be reconsidered for a younger group. Most respondents were male, but females were also surveyed to avoid making false assumptions. Over half of respondents said they would not rewatch a missed documentary, so advertising will need to encourage viewership. Respondents preferred being both informed and entertained when watching documentaries. The most popular previous sports documentary topic was football, which is an advantage for a football-focused documentary. Most respondents had been to a sports stadium and said they would watch a documentary about different stadiums. The majority have access to sports channels, making them a suitable broadcast option. Respond
The document summarizes survey results from the target audience of females ages 17-26 to help determine the focus of a documentary. Key findings include:
1) Many in the target audience watch documentaries and prefer upbeat genres like crime over educational.
2) There is interest in dance/performance, which will influence a focus on the performing arts.
3) Memorable documentaries provide inspiration to create one that teaches while interesting audiences.
4) Upbeat styles are preferred over reflective ones. Fly on the wall footage testing well for inclusion.
Most people who took the questionnaire were female. The results will not be biased towards one gender. The documentary could aim to appeal to both males and females. The majority of people who participated were aged 17. Having a variety of ages is important for reliable results, and the target audience of the documentary is ages 16-65. White and green were popular favorite colors, so those colors could be used in the documentary coloring.
This document analyzes the responses to a 20 question questionnaire about boxing and viewers' preferences for documentaries. Some of the key findings were that the majority of respondents were females between 17-24 years old, most watch TV in the evenings for 0-1 hours, and prefer to watch documentaries on Netflix. Regarding boxing specifically, most felt female boxing promotes equality and young people between 11-14 should be able to compete, though some had concerns about head injuries. Most associated boxing with the colors red and gold and were interested in a documentary about the sport.
This document analyzes the results of a questionnaire about documentaries. The questionnaire asked questions about documentary viewing habits, preferred styles, air times, titles, and expected broadcasting institutions. The analysis found that an observational and interactive style would be most successful, airing at 9PM, with a title representing the content and suitable colors. Respondents expected observational documentaries on channels like ITV, MTV or Channel 4 that regularly show that documentary type. The results will help in choosing air time and advertising for a new documentary.
The document summarizes feedback from an audience questionnaire about a documentary. Key findings include:
- Respondents generally rated the documentary highly in holding attention and having balanced sound.
- All respondents said they could relate to the documentary and found the expert interview extracts informative, despite being younger than the target age.
- Respondents also positively rated the double page article layout, use of conventions, and radio trailer.
- Feedback suggests minor improvements could be made to sound levels, color use, and including more extracts in the radio trailer. Overall though, the audience feedback was positive about how the documentary and supporting materials were put together.
This document contains the results of a 16 question survey about male grooming. The survey helped the documentarians understand who their target audience is (mostly females), what channel (BBC3) and time (8pm) their documentary should air, what content and music should be included, and that people would be interested in watching a documentary about male grooming on BBC3 at 8:30pm. The survey also provided insights into common male grooming behaviors and shopping preferences.
This document summarizes the results of a 16 question survey about male grooming. Key findings include: the target audience is more likely to be female; the preferred age range is 18-20; most people said they would watch a documentary about male grooming; BBC 3 at 8pm was the preferred channel and timeslot; and most respondents said they would watch a documentary with the title "Male Grooming: Uncovered" and content including various interviews. The survey also found that grooming products are typically purchased monthly for less than £20 and most men get products from stores like Boots.
This document summarizes the results of a 16 question survey about male grooming. Key findings include: the target audience is more likely to be female; the preferred age range is 18-20; most people said they would watch a documentary about male grooming; BBC 3 at 8pm was deemed the best channel and timeslot; and most respondents said they would watch a documentary with the title "Male Grooming: Uncovered" and content including various interviews. The survey also found that grooming products are typically purchased monthly for less than £20 and most men get products from Boots.
The document analyzes responses to a questionnaire about cutlery habits and knowledge. It found that most people watch TV in the evening but the target audience watches earlier. Most respondents get their cutlery from Ikea and don't know where it's made. Over half don't know what material their cutlery is made from. The responses indicate topics to include in a documentary about cutlery such as common designs, materials, and uses in other cultures.
Most people prefer cheaper magazines that contain similar content to more expensive magazines. They also prefer to read gossip, interviews, and articles about new music. Most listeners prefer popular music that everyone else is listening to. Opinions were mixed on subscribing versus buying magazines in stores, which may depend on how busy one's lifestyle is.
The document summarizes the results of a survey distributed to the target audience of a documentary about the recession. The survey aimed to understand preferences around gender, age, occupation, TV channels watched, preferred viewing times, favorite documentary topics, and reasons for watching or not watching documentaries. The results showed that BBC Three is the most popular channel and 6-8pm is the preferred viewing time. Business/economics topics were most appealing and respondents wanted documentaries to be factual, entertaining, and educational. This information will help the documentary makers tailor the content and distribution to best engage the target audience.
The document summarizes the results of a survey distributed to the target audience of a documentary about the recession. The survey aimed to understand preferences around gender, age, occupation, TV channels watched, viewing times, documentary topics of interest, and reasons for watching or not watching documentaries. The results showed that BBC Three would be the best channel to broadcast the documentary, with a preferred air time of 6-8pm. Business/economics was the most appealing documentary topic. Respondents wanted the documentary to be both educational and entertaining.
We cut out the main image from the background using the lasso tool, chose a purple background color that represented the theme, then added the Channel 4 logo and text over the purple background to make it stand out.
Sophie Moran filmed various elements for her documentary about shoes over multiple locations and sessions. She captured vox pops by asking people in shopping areas about their favorite shoes, which took a long time due to many people declining to be filmed. She also filmed walking montages in a shopping center by placing the camera low to capture people's shoes as they walked. Several interviews were filmed, some requiring multiple takes or sessions to ensure adequate lighting, sound quality, and developed responses from interviewees. Cutaway footage showing shoes and related items was self-filmed to complement each interview.
This print advert was created in Adobe Photoshop to promote the Channel 4 documentary series "Shameless". The background is plain with the Channel 4 logo on the right side of the bold, uncomplicated main image, which is meant to clearly convey the theme of the documentary to potential audiences. Text using conventional sans-serif fonts includes the title, slogan, and scheduling information on a contrasting background to make it noticeable and easy to read.
The document analyzes the codes and conventions used in professional documentaries that were influential in the production of the student's own documentary about shoes. It discusses following a single-stranded exposition, using a mix of cutaways, voiceover, and observations to make it a mixed documentary. The main theme is shoes with minor themes of changing shoe styles and the impact of shoes on health. Interviews were shot in medium close-up using rules of thirds and not looking directly at the camera. Graphics identify interviewees and mise-en-scene reinforces themes. Cutaways and quick straight cuts were used to edit in a professional manner. Relevant music accompanied the voiceover without interfering.
This 5 sentence document describes the process of creating a radio trailer which included an unedited voice over, editing the voice over by cutting parts, adding documentary clips, putting a music bed underneath, and adding graphics to make it a video for their blog.
The document describes the process of editing raw interview footage into a finished video. The footage was cut down to select clips and remove unwanted parts, then arranged in order. Cutaways were added to smooth transitions, followed by montages and other additions. Voiceover, graphics and music were the final elements included to complete the video.
This documentary examines the influence of Marilyn Manson and satan worship on behavior through interviews, live footage, and archival material. It explores the themes of good versus evil and religion versus devil worship in the context of a murder allegedly influenced by Manson's music and message. The documentary has a linear narrative structure and employs a mix of handheld camera work, close-ups, point-of-view shots, and establishing shots to set the scene and demonstrate themes of fear and dominance.
The document discusses the various technical equipment and software used to film and edit a documentary project. This included digital SLR cameras, video cameras, lighting equipment, microphones, tripods, and a tracking dolly for filming. Adobe Premiere Pro was used for video editing, allowing footage to be cut and audio/music to be added. Adobe Photoshop was used to edit print advertisements by manipulating images. Adobe Audition was used to edit audio clips for a radio trailer.
Audience feedback from Social Media Sitessophiemoran
The document summarizes audience feedback from social media sites on a documentary. The feedback was generally positive but provided some criticisms and suggestions for improvement. For the interviews, feedback suggested using more camera angles, different lighting, and more varied camera work. Feedback on the radio trailer was positive with no criticisms. Feedback on the print advert was also positive overall, but suggested the channel logo placement could be improved and a different font could have been used.
This print advert was created in Adobe Photoshop to promote the Channel 4 documentary "Shameless". The background is plain with the Channel 4 logo on the right side of the main image, which is bold and uncomplicated to clearly convey the theme of the documentary to potential audiences. The colors and professional but dull background of the image also reflect the themes of "Shameless" while the slogan and title use the typical font and formatting conventions for Channel 4 adverts to stand out.
Question 1 - Codes and Conventions of a Documentarysophiemoran
The document analyzes the codes and conventions used in professional documentaries that were influential on the student's own documentary about shoes. It discusses following a single-subject exposition, using a mixed format with both cutaways and voiceover, focusing on the main theme of shoes with minor supporting themes. Interviews were shot in a medium close-up using rules of thirds and without direct eye contact with the camera. Graphics identified interviewees and cutaways advanced the theme. Mise-en-scene and location reinforced the themes. Straight cuts were used to edit together with relevant music to support the voiceover without interfering.
Both MOJO and ALTERNATIVE magazines show the date and issue number on their contents pages. ALTERNATIVE includes the front cover image while MOJO does not. They use consistent typography and colors that relate to their genre. MOJO credits contributors humorously while ALTERNATIVE includes an editor's letter. The images on each contents page relate to the featured artists and personalities in a way fitting for each magazine's style.
Codes and conventions of filming and editing ansophiemoran
This document discusses the typical codes and conventions used when filming and editing interviews. It outlines techniques like using writing in screen corners to introduce people, chromakey backdrops to reinforce topics, following the rule of thirds for shot composition, using multiple cameras to get different angles, seamless cuts between interviews, appropriate lighting without backlighting, and a variety of shot types including close-ups, medium close-ups, and mid-shots. Chromakey is also commonly used in interviews.
The documentary analyzes themes of Satanism, religion, and murder through interviews, archival footage, and narration. It presents a linear narrative about the influence of Marilyn Manson on behavior. Various camera techniques like close-ups and point-of-view shots are used to demonstrate themes of fear and dominance. Sound effects and music are incorporated to set the tone. Archive material and graphics help introduce concepts and people.
The documentary analyzes themes of Satanism, religion, and murder through interviews, archival footage, and narration. It follows a linear narrative structure to explore the influence of Marilyn Manson's music and whether it contributed to criminal behavior. Various camera techniques like close-ups and point-of-view shots are used to demonstrate themes of fear and dominance.
The documentary analyzes themes of Satanism, religion, and murder through interviews, archived footage, and narration. It follows a linear narrative structure to examine the influence of Marilyn Manson on behavior. Various camera techniques like close-ups and point-of-view shots are used to demonstrate fear and dominance. Dark colors and low lighting represent the dark themes, while realistic dress and neutral interview locations maintain realism. A combination of sound effects, music, and narration enhance the documentary. Archival material includes concert footage, music videos, a murder reconstruction, talk shows, and court cases. Professional graphics introduce people and locations.
The documentary analyzes the themes of Satanism, religion, murder, and influencing behavior through interviews, archive footage, and narration. It explores the relationship between Marilyn Manson's music and a murder case. The documentary uses a linear narrative structure and includes close-ups, point-of-view shots, and establishing shots. It features dark colors, low lighting, chanting music, and reconstructed scenes. Archive material includes Manson's tour footage, music videos, and court case materials. Graphics include bold title words and words that introduce people and locations.
This documentary analyzes two films - The Devil Made Me Do It, about Satanism, religion, and a murder influenced by Marilyn Manson's music, and Music Biz, about the marketing of Meatloaf. The Devil Made Me Do It uses a linear narrative structure with a narrator, interviews, and reenactments to explore its themes. Music Biz has a closed but nonlinear structure, using interviews and archive footage to take a sarcastic look at the music industry and how it influences behavior. Both films employ techniques like close-ups, establishing shots, and voiceovers to tell their stories.
The documentary follows Natasha, who was born biologically female but identifies as male. It shows her transition from living as a girl named Natasha to living fully as a boy named John through the use of testosterone treatments. The documentary uses a linear narrative structure and interviews to chronicle John's physical and emotional journey from childhood to young adulthood as he develops a male identity and appearance. Home videos, pictures, and stock footage are incorporated to illustrate how his gender expression has changed over time from stereotypically feminine to stereotypically masculine.
Documentaries aim to document real people and events to allow audiences to form opinions. They use techniques like observation, interviews, dramatization, mise-en-scene, and exposition. Documentaries can be fully narrated, fly-on-the-wall, mixed format, self-reflexive, or docudramas. They typically follow a beginning, middle, end structure and focus on conflict to drive the narrative forward. Elements like music, lighting, and visuals are chosen carefully to shape the intended meaning.
1. Question 1: What Gender are you?
9
Male
21 Female
More females were asked than males, we did this because more women
would be interested in a documentary about shoes than men but we asked
some men to make the questionnaire fair.
2. Question 2:What Age Are You?
2
6
14 16 - 20
21 - 25
26 - 30
8
30+
The majority of people asked were aged 16-20, this means that this will
be our target audience. Just over a quarter of the people are 21-
25, therefore our target audience will be between 16-25.
3. Question 3: What is your favourite colour?
Teal
Black
Pink
Orange
Blue
Yellow
Green
Red
Purple
0 1 2 3 4 5 6
The most popular colours are blue and purple, so for our documentary we will
use a colour scheme that involves both of those colours, so that it will appeal to
the audience.
4. Question 4: What is your favourite TV
channel?
4 8
BBC1
BBC2
10 3 ITV1
Channel 4
5
5ive
As the majority of people have said that their favourite channels are Channel
4 and BBC 1. This poses a problem because BBC 1 and Channel 4 produce
very different programming and Channel 4 goes for more imported material
than BBC 1. Seeing as the greater majority have chosen channel 4 we have
decided to put our documentary on this channel, we also feel this channel
will relate to our target audience more.
5. Question 5: What type of Documentary do you
prefer?
4 1 3 Historical
Scientific
5
7 Current Affairs
Fashion
4
Nature
6
Celebrity
Music
The most popular types of documentary are current affairs and fashion. So when
we are making our documentary we will make sure to include information about
fashion and make it current and up-to-date.
6. Question 6: Would you rather your
documentary be:
8 3
Serious
Light-Hearted
12
7 Informative
Comical
The vast majority of people chose light hearted documentaries as their
favourite type of documentary. We think our target audience will respond
to a more light hearted take on the documentary because they can
perhaps relate to it better than a serious documentary. Due to this we
have decided to take a more light hearted angle when producing our
documentary.
7. Question 7: What size shoe are you?
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10
9
8
7
6
5
0 2 4 6 8
The most common shoe size according to this questionnaire is size 7. We could use this
as discussion point in our documentary about whether it is harder to get shoes if your
shoe size is the most common.
8. Question 8: What is your favourite pair of
shoes?
Dr Martins
Boots
Trainers
Heels
Uggs
Pumps
Vans
Slippers
Converse
Converse
Slippers
Vans
Pumps
Uggs
Heels
Trainers
Boots
Dr Martins
0 2 4 6 8
The majority of people questioned were women. Women tend to be
more interested in the topic of shoes and this explains the large
number of people that chose heels as their favourite type of shoes.
This mean that our documentary we will focus more on women’s
styles of shoes than men’s but we will still include information about
both sexes, so it appeals to both men and women.
9. Question 9: How many pairs of shoes do
you own?
4 4
1 to 5
10 6 to 10
12 11 to 20
20+
The majority of people said they owned between 6 and 20 shoes, this suggests that
they like shoes and are most likely to watch our documentary.
10. Question 10: How many pairs of shoes do
you buy a year?
3 1
13
1 to 5
6 to 10
13 11 to 20
20+
The vast majority of people we asked in our questionnaire said they buy under 10
pairs of shoes a year. This means that in our documentary we could discuss
favourite shoes and how people would only buy few shoes that they really like.
11. Question 11: Where do you buy your
shoes from?
Various Places
Primark
JD
Clarks
New Look
Schuh
Deichmann
Internet
0 5 10 15
The majority of people buy their shoes from other shops than the ones
listed, this means that for our documentary we will focus on more obscure or
less main stream shops that people may buy shoes from. 5 people questioned
said that they buy their shoes off the internet, so in our documentary we can
also have information about internet stores and websites such as Ebay.
12. Question 12: How much do you spend on
shoes per year?
5 1
8
Less than £10
Over £10
Over £50
16
Over £100
The vast majority of people we asked in our questionnaire said that they spend over
£50 a year on shoes. Over half spend between £50 and £100 a year on shoes.
13. Question 13: What is the most you have ever
spent on shoes?
0
2
11
Less than £10
Over £10
17 Over £50
Over £100
Over half of the people in our questionnaire said they had spent over £50 on a pair of
shoes. This means that a topic we could discuss on our documentary could be about
the price and quality of shoes.
14. Question 14: What type of shoes do you prefer?
Slippers
Wellies
Flip-Flops
Pumps
Trainers
Sandals Question 14: What type
of shoes do you prefer?
Boots
Flats
Low Heels
High Heels
0 2 4 6 8
The most preferred shoes are flat shoes and high heels, we got these results as most
of the people who took our questionnaire were women, therefore we must discuss
these types of shoe when making our documentary is this is what would appeal to
the audience.
15. Question 15: Do you wear shoes that keep
you fit?
4
10
Yes
No
16 Sometimes
These results show that over half of people we asked in the questionnaire don’t
wear shoes that keep them fit. This could suggest that health and fitness shoes
would not be very interesting for our audience.
16. Question 16: Have your shoes ever caused
you damage to your feet?
11
Yes
19
No
This graph shows that the majority of people have had their feet damaged by shoes.
The result of this question means that we should include a part of the documentary
that discussed the issues of shoes.