Radio Advert Analysis McDonalds
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This radio advertisement from McDonald's promotes their breakfast menu using various voices of different ages and accents that conversationally discuss the products being offered like bacon rolls and hash browns. It aims to inform listeners about breakfast options at McDonald's in a humorous way without using their slogan. The iconic McDonald's whistle tune plays at the end along with legal terms and conditions but no contact details. Background music is provided by a soft guitar.
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The radio advertisement for Nando's uses humor and repetition to appeal to audiences. A male voice with a foreign accent jokes in an enjoyable tone, constantly repeating the phrase "It's Okay" to stick in the listener's head. While the company name is only said three times, potentially limiting branding, mariachi music in the background ties into Nando's Portuguese/Mexican food theme. The strong Mexican accent could come across as racist without being carefully executed in the context of their cuisine.
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This document contains 15 weekly progress updates from a student working on their final major project for a creative media production course. In each update, the student summarizes what they accomplished the previous week, any issues they faced, and their plan for the upcoming week. Throughout the project, the student worked to complete pre-production tasks like scheduling, research, and pitching their idea. They then filmed footage with actors over multiple weeks and spent time editing their final project together. In the last update, the student finished editing and uploading their completed project to YouTube so they could begin the evaluation portion of the project.
Image Manipulation
The document discusses editing photographs for a magazine cover and spreads. It describes adjusting brightness, contrast, exposure, and curves to improve quality and correct overexposure. Minor blemishes and marks are removed using the spot healing brush for a perfected, professional look. Further minor edits are made like increasing light and dark features using the dodge and burn tools to structure faces. The clone tool is used to smooth frizz and imperfections like brushing a similar background area over the edited part. Before and after comparisons show the effectiveness of adjustments in defining and bringing out colors for a more high quality, structured final image.
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The document summarizes and evaluates three news stories presented by the author on their college radio show. For the first story, a copy-only piece on a car collision, the author notes they could have delivered it in a more serious, breaking news style. Interviews conducted for the second story about student opinions on voting matched the target audience well. The third story informed students about legal highs. Overall, the author felt their tone of voice did not always match the style of stories but presentation improved over time, and the range of stories made for a cohesive program.
Product Research (PR8 Article Updated)
Animus is a Manchester-born electronic music duo consisting of Emily and Shauna who met while studying at college. They have been making waves in the EDM scene since 2012 and had a top 20 UK hit in 2014 with their song "Upto You" featuring Alex Newell. In this exclusive interview with MINOR Magazine, Emily and Shauna discuss how they met, their influences, upcoming collaborations and festivals over the summer, and their debut album planned for release after summer which will feature some early tracks from their college days along with having a different feel than other house artists. They also discuss their recent UK headline tour in October and performing at a local gig venue in Liverpool where their music had the crowd dancing and singing along
Analysing Text
The document provides instructions for analyzing a double-page magazine article spread. It includes a table with categories for language content, style, proofreading, and headlines. For an example article about the band "INK," the summarizer notes the pun used in the headline plays on the band's name. The article has an informal interview style but also maintains professionalism. It serves both to promote the artist and entertain readers.
Primary Research (FMP - Task 5)
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to help determine the final major project idea. The survey included questions about the respondent's gender, age, preferences for adverts that show more than just promotion, and willingness to watch an advert about different lives wearing a certain brand. The results showed a balanced male to female audience, most respondents between 14-18 years old, a preference for adverts with more depth than just promotion, and overall willingness to watch the proposed advert idea even if not interested in the topic. The survey responses will help inform the creation of the final major project advert.
PR8 Magazine Layout and Page Design
This document discusses the layout and design of two magazines: GQ magazine and Billboard magazine.
For GQ magazine, the summary describes the target audience as mainly middle-aged men, ages 17-45, from middle to upper class. It also discusses the formal text, simple fonts and colors used (red, black, white).
For Billboard magazine, the target audience is described as having a wide age range from teenagers to those in their late 30s, appealing to both genders and mainly working class readers. The magazine uses a monochrome color scheme with simple fonts and layout for a laidback feel.
Shauna Leacy PR8 Article
This article profiles the up-and-coming band Ink, a duo composed of Ryan and Emily from Manchester, England. It discusses their rise to popularity from small local gigs to being signed and releasing their debut self-titled album. Ryan and Emily reveal that they met in high school and bonded over their love of music, and that Emily came up with the band's name. They express their excitement for their upcoming sold-out UK tour and focus on creating good quality music for their fans. The article concludes by wishing Ink the best of luck with their career.
PR8 - Editing and Processing Text
Emily and Shauna met while studying at college in Manchester and formed the EDM duo Animus in 2012. They have seen success with singles like "Up to You" reaching the UK top 20. This exclusive interview discusses how they met, got their start playing local venues, and their plans for upcoming collaborations, festivals, and their debut album to be released after summer. They hope to take their unique blend of house music globally and become the top DJs in the world.
News Story 3 Script
Legal highs are substances that mimic illegal drugs like cocaine and cannabis but are not regulated. Nitrous oxide, also called laughing gas or balloons, is one popular legal high that causes euphoria and relaxation but also carries risks. While legal, nitrous oxide has been linked to 17 deaths between 2006-2012 and is used frequently by 500,000 young people globally. The interviewees were made aware of nitrous oxide's dangers but responses varied on future use.
News Story 2 Script
Three local young people were asked questions about voting in the upcoming UK general election. Emily had registered to vote online, and could name some of the major parties running like Labour, the Greens, and the Lib Dems. Shauna was not registered because she was too young. Both Shauna and Sarah expressed that they did not feel informed enough about politics and the parties at a younger age to vote. Emily wanted the election to lower university tuition fees and keep the NHS funded. The interview concluded that younger voters seemed to lack political knowledge and it was uncertain if their votes could be effectively cast.
News Story 3 Interview Prep Sheet
The interview prep sheet outlines details for an interview on May 7th, 2015 with various vox pops about legal highs like nitrous oxide. The journalist Ryan Sharman from r.sharman@hotmail.co.uk will record the interviews with a college voice recorder to ask 6 questions and raise awareness of legal highs like nitrous oxide, also known as hippy crack or balloons, and the risks of death from lack of oxygen.
PR7: Me and My Movies (New)
The document defines the action and adventure genre and provides examples of films that fall into this genre. It then analyzes three specific films - Guardians of the Galaxy, The Divergent Series: Insurgent, and Avatar - in more detail. For each film, it summarizes the key plot points and commercial performance. It then focuses more closely on Guardians of the Galaxy, discussing elements like its large star-studded cast, special effects, sci-fi storyline, and how these factors make it appealing and draw in audiences.
PR6: The Hollywood Blockbuster
This document discusses the target audiences and marketing strategies for two Disney films: Cinderella (2015) and Big Hero 6 (2014).
For Cinderella, the target audience includes children, parents who watched the original animated film, and fans of similar Disney princess films. The film was marketed through trailers before other films, billboards in busy areas, posters in magazines for girls and children, and by pairing it with the popular film Frozen.
For Big Hero 6, the target audience is also children and younger audiences, as it was produced by the same team as Frozen and Wreck-It Ralph. The film was marketed through YouTube ads related to similar films, trailers in cinemas, and bill
News Story 2 Interview Prep Sheet
An interview is scheduled for April 21st 2015 between journalist Ryan Sharman and a vox pops interviewee at Eccles College regarding young people and the 2015 election. The interview will be recorded using the college's voice recorder and focus on topics like voting registration, knowledge of parties, opinions on lowering the voting age, and preferences for the upcoming election. Planned questions explore the interviewee's age, registration status, sources of voting information, and views of the parties and issues in the 2015 election.
Research - News Story 2
There was a huge surge in young people registering to vote as the deadline to register for the upcoming UK general election approached, with 47,300 people under 24 and 39,300 people aged 25-34 registering in a single day. Young people drove an increase of 124,000 registrations on the Sunday before the deadline. The spike in youth voter registrations suggests efforts to encourage young people to register have been effective, as the ratio of young to older registrations has been significantly higher than normal recently. The chair of the Electoral Commission urged anyone still unregistered to take the few minutes needed to apply online before the deadline.
PR6 - The Hollywood Blockbuster
The document provides details about the films Cinderella and Big Hero 6. For Cinderella, it describes the plot of the story, identifies the target audience as children and fans of other Disney princess films, and discusses how the film uses elements of fantasy and romance. For Big Hero 6, it identifies the target audience as kids based on other Disney films it was produced by, describes the action/adventure genre, and provides production details. Marketing methods discussed include TV, social media, cinema, posters/billboards. The concept of "anchorage" is explained in using elements on the Cinderella poster to connect to the target audience.
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三、进国企，银行，事业单位，考公务员等等，这些单位是必需要提供真实教育部认证的，办理教育部认证所需资料众多且烦琐，所有材料您都必须提供原件，我们凭借丰富的经验，快捷的绿色通道帮您快速整合材料，让您少走弯路。
留信网认证的作用:
1:该专业认证可证明留学生真实身份
2:同时对留学生所学专业登记给予评定
3:国家专业人才认证中心颁发入库证书
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对于老客户或者被老客户介绍过来的朋友，我们都会适当给一些优惠。
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