The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire conducted to inform the development of a music festival magazine. Key findings include:
- The target audience is mainly female aged 16-25 who are students and have limited income.
- Most respondents live in Harlow and enjoy music-related hobbies.
- Females buy 1-2 magazines per month typically from supermarkets or newsagents.
- Respondents preferred a £2-3 monthly magazine with earth-tone colors and features like "A Day in the Life of..." or festival lineups.
- The magazine will target this audience with a simple informative layout, festival crowd cover photo, and free CD offer.
The document discusses conducting research for an interview but provides little information about who is being interviewed or what plans there are, stating only that the research allows generating questions.
This document provides a script summary for the short film "An Unlikely Friend". It describes how Anthony, who feels lonely and ignored by his family, repeatedly helps his neighbor Marie when she drops her shopping trolley. They strike up an unlikely friendship, confiding in each other about their difficult situations. However, the summary ends by returning to the beginning scene of Anthony finding a note, suggesting Marie has now left, leaving him feeling alone once more.
The document describes the process of designing a contents page for a magazine. Key details include:
- Headers and listings were added in different colors and fonts to stand out and guide the reader around the page.
- Pictures were included and formatted to complement the design and highlight major stories.
- Listings were organized under categories like "Features" and "Essentials" to help readers find relevant articles.
- An "On The Cover" section provided more details on stories featured prominently to draw readers in.
This document appears to be a title page for a student assignment titled "Best Work Unit Two" by Katie Mould. It also contains the text "That Was 20!!" which may refer to the number of pages or some other numerical component of the assignment.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
The document is a tutorial on absolute value functions authored by Jeffrey Bivin of Lake Zurich High School. It covers translating and graphing absolute value functions, writing absolute value functions as compound functions using vertices and slopes, and defining absolute value functions from their definitions. Examples of various absolute value functions are shown along with their graphs and expressions as compound functions.
IPC Media or Bauer Media would be good choices to distribute the magazine because they are large, global media companies that can expose the niche music and fashion magazine to a wide audience across multiple countries. IPC Media distributes popular magazines in similar genres and is always looking for new titles, while Bauer Media reaches 15 countries and 300 magazines, allowing the new magazine to find readers internationally. Their broad networks and experience with music magazines in particular make them well-suited to help build an audience for the unique new magazine.
The document discusses conducting research for an interview but provides little information about who is being interviewed or what plans there are, stating only that the research allows generating questions.
This document provides a script summary for the short film "An Unlikely Friend". It describes how Anthony, who feels lonely and ignored by his family, repeatedly helps his neighbor Marie when she drops her shopping trolley. They strike up an unlikely friendship, confiding in each other about their difficult situations. However, the summary ends by returning to the beginning scene of Anthony finding a note, suggesting Marie has now left, leaving him feeling alone once more.
The document describes the process of designing a contents page for a magazine. Key details include:
- Headers and listings were added in different colors and fonts to stand out and guide the reader around the page.
- Pictures were included and formatted to complement the design and highlight major stories.
- Listings were organized under categories like "Features" and "Essentials" to help readers find relevant articles.
- An "On The Cover" section provided more details on stories featured prominently to draw readers in.
This document appears to be a title page for a student assignment titled "Best Work Unit Two" by Katie Mould. It also contains the text "That Was 20!!" which may refer to the number of pages or some other numerical component of the assignment.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
The document is a tutorial on absolute value functions authored by Jeffrey Bivin of Lake Zurich High School. It covers translating and graphing absolute value functions, writing absolute value functions as compound functions using vertices and slopes, and defining absolute value functions from their definitions. Examples of various absolute value functions are shown along with their graphs and expressions as compound functions.
IPC Media or Bauer Media would be good choices to distribute the magazine because they are large, global media companies that can expose the niche music and fashion magazine to a wide audience across multiple countries. IPC Media distributes popular magazines in similar genres and is always looking for new titles, while Bauer Media reaches 15 countries and 300 magazines, allowing the new magazine to find readers internationally. Their broad networks and experience with music magazines in particular make them well-suited to help build an audience for the unique new magazine.
Textual Analysis of Posters and Magazine CoversKatieMould27
The document provides an analysis of various film posters and magazine covers. It examines the color schemes, layouts, images, fonts and texts used in the posters and covers. For the film posters, the analysis looks at how the design elements represent aspects of the films like genre and storyline. The magazine covers are analyzed in terms of using design principles like the rule of thirds to draw attention to the title and images being featured. In all cases, the document discusses how the design choices would appeal to and intrigue audiences.
The document discusses acute appendicitis, including:
- The anatomy and function of the appendix, which is a tubular structure arising from the cecum that serves an immunologic role.
- The most common causes of appendicitis are obstruction of the lumen by lymphoid hyperplasia, fecaliths, or other factors. This leads to increased intraluminal pressure, bacterial invasion, and eventual perforation in many cases.
- Typical clinical manifestations include shifting pain from the periumbilical region to the right lower quadrant, fever, leukocytosis, and rebound tenderness at McBurney's point. Imaging such as CT scans can help with diagnosis but lap
The document discusses work-life conflict that can arise from competing time demands and stress between work and family roles. It outlines factors like long work hours, travel, and caregiving responsibilities that can contribute to conflict. This imbalance can lead to negative outcomes for individuals, families, and organizations like lower job satisfaction, health issues, and increased turnover. Managing stress is important, and techniques include exercise, relaxation, time management, and seeking social support.
Lung cancer is defined as the uncontrolled growth of malignant cells in the lungs. Smoking is the leading cause, responsible for 87% of cases. Symptoms may include coughing, shortness of breath, chest pain, and fatigue. Treatment depends on the cancer type and stage, and may involve surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, or targeted therapy. The document provides details on lung cancer causes, risk factors, diagnosis, staging, and treatment options.
This document defines work-family conflict and outlines its direction, types, factors, outcomes, and techniques for reducing it. Work-family conflict occurs when the demands of one role (work or family) are incompatible with the demands of the other. There are two directions of conflict: work interfering with family, and family interfering with work. Conflict can be time-based, strain-based, or behavior-based. Factors include work demands, family responsibilities, and lack of support. Outcomes include decreased job and life satisfaction, absenteeism, and health issues. Techniques to reduce conflict involve flexible schedules, proper time management, family-friendly benefits, counseling, and open communication.
This document discusses acute pancreatitis, including its anatomy and physiology, causes, pathogenesis, clinical presentation, predictors of severity, management, and treatment algorithms. It provides details on:
- The exocrine functions of the pancreas and mechanisms that normally protect it from premature enzyme activation.
- Etiologies of acute pancreatitis including gallstones, alcohol use, and other associated conditions.
- Scoring systems like Ranson criteria, CT severity index, and APACHE II that are used to predict severity and guide management.
- Diagnostic tests including serum amylase and lipase levels, CT scans, and C-reactive protein to evaluate for necrosis or infection.
- Initial supportive management focusing on fluid
This document lists the group members and discusses work-life balance. It defines work-family conflict as incompatible demands between work and family roles. Work-family conflict can be time-based, behavior-based, or stress-based, and can occur from work interfering with family or family interfering with work. Individual, family, and organizational factors can influence work-family conflict. Minimizing conflict requires efforts at the individual level like time management, the family level like sharing responsibilities, and organizational level like flexible schedules. The benefits of reducing work-family conflict include greater efficiency and life satisfaction.
PowerPoint: How to design it, How to use itBondSolon
The document provides tips for designing effective PowerPoint presentations. It warns against common mistakes like using slides as scripts or notes for presenters to read verbatim. Presenters should speak to the audience rather than read slides, keeping in mind that audiences can read faster than presenters can speak. Bulleted lists should use key words instead of full sentences to aid comprehension and minimize eye movement between points. Effective slides follow a "6x4 formula" of six words per bullet and four bullets per slide.
Dokumen ini memberikan panduan penggunaan perisian Cerdik Sifir untuk belajar secara interaktif. Ia menerangkan langkah-langkah memuat turun, memasang, dan menggunakan perisian tersebut untuk menjawab soalan latihan dan melihat analisis jawapan. Pengguna juga boleh menjadi agen untuk mempromosikan perisian ini kepada orang lain dan menerima komisyen 10% daripada jualan yang dihasilkan.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about preferences for a new music magazine. Key findings include that the target audience is male students aged 16-20 living in Bishops Stortford and Harlow. They spend £2-4 per month on 2-3 magazines from WHSmith and would pay £2-3 for a biweekly magazine. Popular features included a "day in the life of" column and gifts like competitions and downloads. The conclusions were to target this audience with a £3 biweekly magazine in Bishops Stortford and Harlow featuring their preferred content.
Natasha Newton conducted a questionnaire and focus group to determine the preferences of the target audience for a new folk music magazine. The results showed that the target audience is primarily females aged 20-30 who enjoy up-and-coming bands. The magazine should be released fortnightly, cost between £2.50-£3.00, and include CDs as free gifts. Images should use sepia or black and white tones. The magazine layout should resemble Mojo and feature double-page spreads about bands and album making.
The questionnaire results showed that the target audience for the magazine are mostly students under 18 who listen to dance music. Many work part-time jobs so the magazine cannot be priced too high. Most would prefer the magazine be released fortnightly and priced between £1-2.99. Music vouchers would be the most popular free gift to include. Features like "A day in the life of" and competitions like "Spend a day with a celebrity" would appeal most. David Guetta was the most popular artist requested.
The document summarizes research from questionnaires and focus groups about preferences for a new folk music magazine. The target audience is primarily male aged 31-50 who enjoy watching sports and socializing at pubs. Most buy 1 magazine per month at supermarkets for £3.50-£4 and prefer magazines with features on past artists. Focus group feedback supported these findings and indicated natural colors like blues and greens would suit the magazine genre best.
The document summarizes research from questionnaires and focus groups about preferences for a new folk music magazine. The target audience is primarily male aged 31-50 who enjoy watching sports and socializing at pubs. Most purchase 1 magazine per month at supermarkets for £3.50-£4 and prefer features on past artists. Focus group feedback noted that magazines are typically purchased casually while doing other tasks.
This document contains data from various surveys and focus groups about preferences related to music magazines. The data helps the author determine their target audience is predominantly male interested in R&B and hip hop music. They also discover most readers buy music magazines monthly and are willing to pay between £2-3. Using this information, the author alters aspects of their planned magazine like content, distribution frequency, price and which artists to feature in sell lines and media texts.
The questionnaire results showed that the target audience for the new music magazine would be predominantly male, aged 18-45, who enjoy going to concerts and listening to music. They typically spend £2.50-£2.99 per month on magazines. The most popular magazine features were music reviews and interviews. Based on these results, the new magazine will have a male focus, feature bands that appeal to the 18-45 age range, and include free music downloads and CDs to entice readers. The price point and release frequency (weekly) will aim to match audience expectations.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about electronic dance music (EDM) given to male and female respondents between the ages of 16-30. Key findings include that green, blue, and yellow were the most popularly associated colors with EDM music. The majority of respondents said they would buy an EDM magazine priced between £2-£2.50 either monthly or bi-monthly. Pictures and album reviews were deemed most important aspects to include in an EDM magazine.
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 analyzes research conducted to inform the creation of a gender fluid fashion magazine. This includes a target audience survey, interviews, and analysis of existing magazine covers, spreads, and elements. Key findings indicate that images and models are very important for attracting readers. Readers want to see discussions of gender fluid fashion history and stories from people in the community. Brands like Weekday and Boden are considered androgynous. Overall, the research provides valuable insights to help make the magazine appealing and relevant for its target audience.
The document analyzes research conducted to inform the creation of a gender fluid fashion magazine. This includes a target audience survey, interviews, and analysis of existing magazine covers, spreads, and elements. Key findings indicate that images and models are very important for attracting readers. Readers want to see discussions of gender fluid fashion history and stories from people in the community. Brands like Weekday and Boden are considered androgynous. Overall, the research provides valuable insights into audience expectations and preferences to guide the magazine's development.
(1) This survey gathered information about music listening habits from respondents of different ages, genders, and amounts spent on music annually. (2) Key findings include that most male respondents listen to music via headphones and buy music magazines, spending £0-£50 per year on music. (3) The survey also showed that hip hop listeners indicate music plays an important role in their lives, and they spend an average of 2 hours per day listening.
Textual Analysis of Posters and Magazine CoversKatieMould27
The document provides an analysis of various film posters and magazine covers. It examines the color schemes, layouts, images, fonts and texts used in the posters and covers. For the film posters, the analysis looks at how the design elements represent aspects of the films like genre and storyline. The magazine covers are analyzed in terms of using design principles like the rule of thirds to draw attention to the title and images being featured. In all cases, the document discusses how the design choices would appeal to and intrigue audiences.
The document discusses acute appendicitis, including:
- The anatomy and function of the appendix, which is a tubular structure arising from the cecum that serves an immunologic role.
- The most common causes of appendicitis are obstruction of the lumen by lymphoid hyperplasia, fecaliths, or other factors. This leads to increased intraluminal pressure, bacterial invasion, and eventual perforation in many cases.
- Typical clinical manifestations include shifting pain from the periumbilical region to the right lower quadrant, fever, leukocytosis, and rebound tenderness at McBurney's point. Imaging such as CT scans can help with diagnosis but lap
The document discusses work-life conflict that can arise from competing time demands and stress between work and family roles. It outlines factors like long work hours, travel, and caregiving responsibilities that can contribute to conflict. This imbalance can lead to negative outcomes for individuals, families, and organizations like lower job satisfaction, health issues, and increased turnover. Managing stress is important, and techniques include exercise, relaxation, time management, and seeking social support.
Lung cancer is defined as the uncontrolled growth of malignant cells in the lungs. Smoking is the leading cause, responsible for 87% of cases. Symptoms may include coughing, shortness of breath, chest pain, and fatigue. Treatment depends on the cancer type and stage, and may involve surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, or targeted therapy. The document provides details on lung cancer causes, risk factors, diagnosis, staging, and treatment options.
This document defines work-family conflict and outlines its direction, types, factors, outcomes, and techniques for reducing it. Work-family conflict occurs when the demands of one role (work or family) are incompatible with the demands of the other. There are two directions of conflict: work interfering with family, and family interfering with work. Conflict can be time-based, strain-based, or behavior-based. Factors include work demands, family responsibilities, and lack of support. Outcomes include decreased job and life satisfaction, absenteeism, and health issues. Techniques to reduce conflict involve flexible schedules, proper time management, family-friendly benefits, counseling, and open communication.
This document discusses acute pancreatitis, including its anatomy and physiology, causes, pathogenesis, clinical presentation, predictors of severity, management, and treatment algorithms. It provides details on:
- The exocrine functions of the pancreas and mechanisms that normally protect it from premature enzyme activation.
- Etiologies of acute pancreatitis including gallstones, alcohol use, and other associated conditions.
- Scoring systems like Ranson criteria, CT severity index, and APACHE II that are used to predict severity and guide management.
- Diagnostic tests including serum amylase and lipase levels, CT scans, and C-reactive protein to evaluate for necrosis or infection.
- Initial supportive management focusing on fluid
This document lists the group members and discusses work-life balance. It defines work-family conflict as incompatible demands between work and family roles. Work-family conflict can be time-based, behavior-based, or stress-based, and can occur from work interfering with family or family interfering with work. Individual, family, and organizational factors can influence work-family conflict. Minimizing conflict requires efforts at the individual level like time management, the family level like sharing responsibilities, and organizational level like flexible schedules. The benefits of reducing work-family conflict include greater efficiency and life satisfaction.
PowerPoint: How to design it, How to use itBondSolon
The document provides tips for designing effective PowerPoint presentations. It warns against common mistakes like using slides as scripts or notes for presenters to read verbatim. Presenters should speak to the audience rather than read slides, keeping in mind that audiences can read faster than presenters can speak. Bulleted lists should use key words instead of full sentences to aid comprehension and minimize eye movement between points. Effective slides follow a "6x4 formula" of six words per bullet and four bullets per slide.
Dokumen ini memberikan panduan penggunaan perisian Cerdik Sifir untuk belajar secara interaktif. Ia menerangkan langkah-langkah memuat turun, memasang, dan menggunakan perisian tersebut untuk menjawab soalan latihan dan melihat analisis jawapan. Pengguna juga boleh menjadi agen untuk mempromosikan perisian ini kepada orang lain dan menerima komisyen 10% daripada jualan yang dihasilkan.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about preferences for a new music magazine. Key findings include that the target audience is male students aged 16-20 living in Bishops Stortford and Harlow. They spend £2-4 per month on 2-3 magazines from WHSmith and would pay £2-3 for a biweekly magazine. Popular features included a "day in the life of" column and gifts like competitions and downloads. The conclusions were to target this audience with a £3 biweekly magazine in Bishops Stortford and Harlow featuring their preferred content.
Natasha Newton conducted a questionnaire and focus group to determine the preferences of the target audience for a new folk music magazine. The results showed that the target audience is primarily females aged 20-30 who enjoy up-and-coming bands. The magazine should be released fortnightly, cost between £2.50-£3.00, and include CDs as free gifts. Images should use sepia or black and white tones. The magazine layout should resemble Mojo and feature double-page spreads about bands and album making.
The questionnaire results showed that the target audience for the magazine are mostly students under 18 who listen to dance music. Many work part-time jobs so the magazine cannot be priced too high. Most would prefer the magazine be released fortnightly and priced between £1-2.99. Music vouchers would be the most popular free gift to include. Features like "A day in the life of" and competitions like "Spend a day with a celebrity" would appeal most. David Guetta was the most popular artist requested.
The document summarizes research from questionnaires and focus groups about preferences for a new folk music magazine. The target audience is primarily male aged 31-50 who enjoy watching sports and socializing at pubs. Most buy 1 magazine per month at supermarkets for £3.50-£4 and prefer magazines with features on past artists. Focus group feedback supported these findings and indicated natural colors like blues and greens would suit the magazine genre best.
The document summarizes research from questionnaires and focus groups about preferences for a new folk music magazine. The target audience is primarily male aged 31-50 who enjoy watching sports and socializing at pubs. Most purchase 1 magazine per month at supermarkets for £3.50-£4 and prefer features on past artists. Focus group feedback noted that magazines are typically purchased casually while doing other tasks.
This document contains data from various surveys and focus groups about preferences related to music magazines. The data helps the author determine their target audience is predominantly male interested in R&B and hip hop music. They also discover most readers buy music magazines monthly and are willing to pay between £2-3. Using this information, the author alters aspects of their planned magazine like content, distribution frequency, price and which artists to feature in sell lines and media texts.
The questionnaire results showed that the target audience for the new music magazine would be predominantly male, aged 18-45, who enjoy going to concerts and listening to music. They typically spend £2.50-£2.99 per month on magazines. The most popular magazine features were music reviews and interviews. Based on these results, the new magazine will have a male focus, feature bands that appeal to the 18-45 age range, and include free music downloads and CDs to entice readers. The price point and release frequency (weekly) will aim to match audience expectations.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about electronic dance music (EDM) given to male and female respondents between the ages of 16-30. Key findings include that green, blue, and yellow were the most popularly associated colors with EDM music. The majority of respondents said they would buy an EDM magazine priced between £2-£2.50 either monthly or bi-monthly. Pictures and album reviews were deemed most important aspects to include in an EDM magazine.
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 analyzes research conducted to inform the creation of a gender fluid fashion magazine. This includes a target audience survey, interviews, and analysis of existing magazine covers, spreads, and elements. Key findings indicate that images and models are very important for attracting readers. Readers want to see discussions of gender fluid fashion history and stories from people in the community. Brands like Weekday and Boden are considered androgynous. Overall, the research provides valuable insights to help make the magazine appealing and relevant for its target audience.
The document analyzes research conducted to inform the creation of a gender fluid fashion magazine. This includes a target audience survey, interviews, and analysis of existing magazine covers, spreads, and elements. Key findings indicate that images and models are very important for attracting readers. Readers want to see discussions of gender fluid fashion history and stories from people in the community. Brands like Weekday and Boden are considered androgynous. Overall, the research provides valuable insights into audience expectations and preferences to guide the magazine's development.
(1) This survey gathered information about music listening habits from respondents of different ages, genders, and amounts spent on music annually. (2) Key findings include that most male respondents listen to music via headphones and buy music magazines, spending £0-£50 per year on music. (3) The survey also showed that hip hop listeners indicate music plays an important role in their lives, and they spend an average of 2 hours per day listening.
The document discusses a survey conducted to analyze the target audience for a music magazine. The survey found that the majority of respondents were aged 16-20, students, and part-time employees who listen to pop music and follow music charts. Most respondents reported spending between £1-2 per month on music and being willing to buy a magazine if it included a competition. The summary identifies the key details about the survey respondents that would inform defining the target audience for the magazine.
The document discusses a survey conducted to analyze the target audience for a music magazine. The survey found that the majority of respondents were aged 16-20, students, and part-time employees who listen to pop music and follow music charts. Most respondents reported spending between £1-2 per month on music and being willing to buy a magazine if it included a competition. The summary identifies the key details about the survey respondents that would inform defining the target audience for the magazine.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about an indie magazine. It includes questions about respondent demographics, interests, purchasing habits, and how much they would be willing to pay. The majority of respondents were female aged 17-18 who associate indie music with colors like red. Most purchase magazines monthly and would pay between £3.50-5.50, with many also willing to pay £1.50-2.50. The information provides insight into the target audience for an indie magazine.
This document contains the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience for a new music magazine. Most respondents were between 15-24 years old, and there was an even split between male and female respondents. Rock was the favorite music genre. Most would pay between £2-4 for a magazine and are drawn to cover images and stories. They typically buy magazines monthly or less. Respondents preferred multiple images on the cover and felt online availability makes magazines more attractive. Based on these results, the magazine will focus on alternative rock, be published monthly, and have an online presence.
The document summarizes market research conducted to determine the target audience for a new music magazine. A questionnaire was administered to 10 people collecting both quantitative and qualitative data. The results showed that the target audience is 16-20 year old students who listen to pop, R&B, and house music. They typically buy music magazines 2 times per month for £4-5 and prefer to purchase them at music shops where they focus on upcoming concerts/events and top artists. This informs the creator to target their magazine towards this young adult demographic.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about music magazine preferences. Key findings include that the target audience is 16-18 year old males who buy magazines monthly and are willing to pay £1.50-£2. Popular genres are indie/rock, favorite bands are Arctic Monkeys and Black Keys, and colors associated are cream, red, and white. Readers like pictures and eye-catching covers in magazines and dislike unappealing images.
The document analyzes conventions used on the covers of three music magazines: Q, NME, and Vibe. It finds that Q and NME place their mastheads at the top left for visibility, while Vibe places its masthead behind the main image. Q and NME feature a single large main image taking up most space, while Vibe has the image covering the masthead. None use supporting images. Straplines are typically placed left and right, except for Q which anchors the image to provide context. Color, images, and layout are used strategically to attract audiences.
Task 7 - Introduction, graphs and conclusionskerensixthform
1) The document discusses the results of a questionnaire conducted to inform the creation of a magazine profile and target audience. Quantitative questions asked for quantities while qualitative questions asked for opinions and reasons.
2) The results showed the questionnaire asked mostly males instead of the intended female target audience. It also asked the correct age range but only white British people.
3) Most popular artists mentioned varied widely and were not related to the intended pop-punk genre. However, results indicated including posters and interviews would be well-received.
This document provides a list of the top 19 photographs from a unit along with an additional 9 photographs that were also highly rated but did not make the top list. The document shares the results of evaluating photographs and selecting the best ones to highlight.
This document provides a top 20 list of photographs from a unit 4 class project, followed by an additional list of the next best 10 photographs. It shares the instructor's selections of the highest quality student work photographs from a class.
This document highlights the top 20 photographs from a unit and provides a further list of the next best 10 photographs. It begins with the title "Best Work Powerpoint" and concludes by stating that the previous list comprised the author's top 20 photographs.
Katie Mould has planned a 15 hour exam over 4 days to shoot various portraits and facial expressions. On Monday she will shoot facial expressions in the studio for 3 hours. On Tuesday she will plan and shoot faces in the studio for 5 hours, focusing on natural beauty shots of different models. On Wednesday she will plan test shots, shoot half faces in a forest for 4 hours. On Thursday she will shoot obscured portraits in the studio for 3 hours, partially covering faces with objects like glass or feathers.
This production schedule outlines tasks and deadlines for researching, planning, shooting, and editing an ancillary and main production project, with research to be completed by mid-December, planning by late January, shooting through early March, editing done by mid-March, and evaluation of the projects by late April. Several tasks have contingencies for delays due to testing, weather, or health issues.
This 30 line document discusses the best and next best items from a list. The first 20 lines are labeled as the best items, followed by the next best 10 items from lines 21-30. The document provides rankings and comparisons between the top items in the list.
This document contains a list of video clips from the filming of a project. Each clip includes the duration, scene number, description of the content, and an indication of whether the clip should be included or excluded from the final cut. The majority of clips are marked as excluded due to issues like characters not acting naturally, breaking character, forgetting lines, moving too fast or slow, or technical problems like poor lighting or sound. A few clips from each scene are marked as included and deemed acceptable takes for the final cut.
The document outlines a shoot list for a film involving characters Marie and Anthony. It details 21 shoots that will take place in Grundy Park, outside and inside Marie's house, and inside Anthony's house. The shoots will cover Marie and Anthony's initial meeting in the park, their conversation at Marie's house where they appear happy but also serious, and shots of each character alone looking sad in their respective homes.
The risk assessments identify potential risks such as slipping, tripping, falling objects and cuts at Grundy Park. Precautions include wearing appropriate footwear, removing hazards, and ensuring nothing can fall. Emergencies may require first aid or hospital treatment depending on injuries. At the houses, risks involve tripping over equipment, choking, glass breaking, and falls. Precautions are removing trip hazards and being careful. Emergencies may require first aid, clearing hazards, or checking for injuries.
The filming call sheet outlines the shooting schedule for various scenes involving the characters Chris and Nan over several days. On January 3rd, scenes will be filmed at Grundy Park of Nan dropping her shopping trolley twice, and of Chris and Nan passing each other and having a dialogue. Additional scenes on this date include the characters entering Nan's house. On subsequent dates, scenes include Chris finding a note and reacting, the characters laughing over tea, and having an in-depth conversation at Nan's house. Further scenes involve Nan alone in her house and pans around the interior. The final days of filming include Chris having dinner with his family and doing chores.
Photo Shoot Call Sheet – 23rd February 2014KatieMould27
The photoshoot call sheet for February 23rd 2014 schedules Chris and Nan for a photoshoot from 1pm to 2:30pm, with the first half hour used for preparation at Nan's House and then shoots planned at Grundy Park for images for a magazine cover, poster, and backups.
Katie Mould is creating a theatrical trailer appealing to 16-24 year old females about an unlikely friendship between a boy with no friends and an old lady in a similar situation. She has completed research, planning, and skeleton layouts for the trailer and ancillary magazine cover and poster. Currently, she is working on influences and magazine title ideas, and will next look into filming locations, complete the treatment and script, and prepare talent release forms.
This document provides an overview of the history and development of motion pictures and the drama genre. It discusses how motion pictures began as a novelty in the late 1880s and developed into a mass media form of entertainment. Early films were silent until technology advanced. The basics of drama involve realistic characters dealing with emotional themes and stories of conflict. The drama genre expanded in the 1950s with more naturalistic techniques and realism dominating screens by the late 1970s. War dramas and mob dramas became popular subgenres in later decades.
The document analyzes the film 500 Days of Summer and provides details on how it will inform the creation of the author's own film trailer. Some key points made include:
- 500 Days of Summer focuses on how one person's life depends on another, similar to the concept in the author's trailer.
- Scenes from 500 Days of Summer that effectively establish emotion, character personalities, and mood will be replicated or adapted for the author's trailer.
- Elements like jumping between time periods and certain shot types are well executed in 500 Days of Summer and will also be utilized.
The document provides an overview of several narrative theories and how they relate to the films 500 Days of Summer and The Great Gatsby. It summarizes Todorov's theory of equilibrium being disrupted and restored, Propp's idea of stock characters, and how both films follow aspects of these theories. It also discusses various visual, audio, narrative, action, enigma, and symbolic codes used in the film trailers to represent their genres and hint at the plots without revealing too much.
This one sentence document appears to be a title or heading stating "BEST WORK SO FAR POWERPOINT KATIE MOULD". It suggests this PowerPoint presentation by Katie Mould is considered her best work to date.
This document outlines the planning for a theatrical trailer for a drama film targeted at 16-24 year old females. Key elements of the trailer include focusing on a realistic storyline with relatable themes around relationships. The trailer aims to intrigue audiences about the film's story and leave some cliffhangers, without giving too much away. The film would be distributed by a major studio like Universal known for appealing to family audiences. Marketing efforts will ensure the film's themes are relevant to modern society.
This document is a film trailer questionnaire conducted to understand viewer interests in film trailers and genres. It contains 18 multiple choice questions about factors that influence viewing choices, preferences around trailer length and content, favorite genres and films, and whether viewers see films in theaters or wait for home release. The questionnaire aims to provide insights about crafting effective trailers for different genres.
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2. PURPOSE, AIMS AND METHODOLOGY
The purpose of this presentation is to show the results that I
collect on my music magazine through a questionnaire. I
asked questions based of the information I wanted to find out
about my target audience surrounding my festival music
magazine.
Conducting a questionnaire was the best way for me to collect
results because I can get straight to the point answers for
what I need to know, in order to put the data into charts and
graphs.
The aim is to explain the results I collected and how it all fits
in with my music magazine.
All of the information I have collected allows me to see easier
what I am going to put into my magazine when I am finalising
it, to make sure that it appeals to my target audience.
3. AUDIENCE PROFILE
From the results that I collected from my questionnaire, I can clearly see that my target
audience is going to be mainly female who are between 16 and 20 years old. Most of
them are unemployed because they are all full-time students at either sixth form or
college which means they will not have a sustainable money supply. This shows me that
they will only have a small disposable income. Because of their employment status they
are much more likely to have time to go out and buy a magazine and have even more
time to read it and take everything in. I think that the magazine can appeal to the male
audience just as much as the female, which is why I am going to keep everything very
neutral so that it can appeal to both genders.
Gender Age Employment Status
8
7
6
7
5
40% 6
Male 4 5
Female 3 4
60% 2 3
2
1
1
0 0
16-20 21-25 Unemployed Part-Time Full-Time
4. AUDIENCE PROFILE
I can also see that the majority of the audience live in Harlow which means that it would
be best to market my magazine in this area first before I take it anywhere else. I think
that I could maybe do the surrounding areas of Harlow as well because most people
would travel in to Harlow town to shop. Most of my target audience share a mutual
interest in listening to music which shows me that I may be able to entice my audience
if I can put some sort of free music, such as CD’s or discount vouchers into the
magazine. Most of their hobbies/interests involve some sort of music which means I
can appeal to the majority of the audience with my type of magazine as it covers all
types of music, rather than one specific genre.
Town of Residence Hobbies/Interests
7 5
6 4
5 3
4 2
3 1
2 0
1 Listening to Playing an Attending Playing a Socialising Playing Playing in a
0 Music Instrument Gigs Sport with Games Band
Harlow Bishops Stortford Debden Friends
5. MEDIA PURCHASING HABITS
From the information I collected on my target audiences media purchasing habits, I was
able to find out the amount of magazines males and females buy each month. It was
clear that the majority of the males do not have much interest in buying magazines on a
regular basis which is why I am going to aim my magazine, mainly to the females. By
finding out where most people buy magazines, it made it easier for me to decide where
I am going to market them first of all to get them to sell more. Most of the females
tend to buy their magazines when they are on the go on the way to work or on their way
home which is why it is easy for them to stop of in a supermarket or newsagents to
quickly pick one up. I will put my magazine in one of these shops first of all.
Magazine Purchasing (per month) Magazine Purchasing Location
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
1 1
0 0
None One Two Supermarket Newsagents
6. MEDIA PURCHASING HABITS
From these results I collected about media purchasing habits, I have concluded that I
will definitely be producing a magazine once a month to appeal to my target audience
of mainly females. I think that this will work better than creating one once a week or
once a year because it’ll give the reader type to digest the information and decide what
they want from the next issue. I personally think that the males think they should be
sold once a year, because they don’t buy magazines very often themselves. The
magazine costs that were the majority were also very convenient because I thought that
£2-£3 was the most appropriate price for this type of magazine. The majority of the
males and females chose this price also which is why I am going for it.
Frequency of Release Magazine Costs
6 7
5 6
4 5
4
3
3
2 2
1 1
0 0
Once a Week Once a Month Once a Year £1-£2 £2-£3 £3-£4
7. PERSONAL PREFERENCES
From these results on personal preferences, I can see that the majority of the males
think that the layout should be neat, however the majority of the females think that it
should either be structure or simple but informative. I think that I am going to go with
simple but informative because it has a balance between the males and the females.
For the front cover image I think that I am definitely going to go with the festival crowd
because it is very plain to see that the majority of the people that I surveyed, said that it
would be better than the band idea that I had.
I can also see from the gifts/offers results I collected, that near enough everyone that I
surveyed would want a free CD, plainly because it is a music magazine and it is
something that they’d expect to receive in a magazine.
Layout Front Cover Image Gifts/Offers
4 8 6
5
3 6 4
3
2 2
4 1
1 0
2
0
Neat Structured Minimalistic Simple but 0
Informative Festival Crowd Band
8. PERSONAL PREFERENCES
To me, finding out what sort of features the target audience would like to see in the
magazine was the most crucial part of the questionnaire. I wanted a couple that would
stand out to the crowd so that I could create a good page to put them into. The ideas
that tended to appeal to the majority of the target audience were ‘A Day In The Life
Of…’, ‘Festival Line-Ups’ and ‘Festival Life’. I think that I am going to do one of these for
the double page spread in my magazine so that it can appeal to the target audience.
The colour schemes that most people went for tended to be the same as well which
highlighted that I needed to go with the first option in order to appeal to both of the
genders.
Features Colour Scheme
8 6
7
6 5
5 4
4
3 3
2
1 2
0 1
Gig Reviews A Day In Album Festival Top 10 Best Festival Life Headlining
The Life Reviews Line-Ups Festivals Acts 0
Of… White, Dark Green, Beige, OrangeGrey, Dark Blue
Green, Beige, DarkOrange, Beige, Black, Green
White, Beige, Dirty Green, Bla
9. CONCLUSIONS AND PROPOSALS
From the results I collected through the questionnaire, I am going to target my
audience at mainly females because I feel like they would be the people that are
most likely to buy my magazine. However, I am going to keep everything very
neutral in order to keep a male interest in the magazine rather than alienating
them completely. I am going to do this by keeping the colour scheme of the
magazine very earthy with a lot of browns and beiges. I think that this will work well
in appealing to both genres. The age of the target audience will be from around 16
– 25 years old as that is the average age of a festival goer. I think that this will also
help me sell more copies if I target a broader range of people.
I am going to price my magazine at £2.99 so that it is not too expensive but not too
cheap. I think that this price will appeal to most people because of the content and
free gifts you get inside the magazine.
I am going to release a new issue every month so that the readers do not forget
about my magazine and also so that they can send in their own ideas so that they
can feel a part of the magazine experience. I think that this will entice more people
because it will make them feel like they are a part of the magazine rather than just
reading it.
10. CONCLUSIONS AND PROPOSALS
To appeal to the majority of the people that I questioned I am going to keep the
layout of the magazine simple but informative and structured when it comes to
interviews and reviews so that the readers feel like adults rather than being
treated like children. I think that this will spark more interest in the magazine.
I am also going to make the photo on the front cover as a festival crowd
because I feel like that appeals to a much wider audience than a specific band
would. A large group of people such as an audience at a festival will be much
more appealing that a certain band that may only appeal to certain types of
females.
For the gifts and offers part of the magazine I am going to include a free CD
with the first issue so that the audience feels enticed to buy the magazine in
order to receive free music. For the average person that I am targeting with
this magazine, free music would be a treat when paying £2-£3 for a magazine.
The majority of the people that I asked also said that they would prefer to see
colours such as whites, dark greens, beiges and oranges to keep the colours
earthy and natural.