Research and planning draft 3 part 1
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This document provides an outline for a group presentation on research and planning. It includes sections on assigning colors to group members, feedback on a draft presentation including improving audio quality and captions, and how the group changed their topic ideas from just food to three specific episodes on ideology, advertising, and capitalism as they relate to food. The group then developed subtopics for each of the three episodes.
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The document outlines the conventions typically used in television documentaries such as archival footage, interviews, voiceovers, and montages. It then discusses how the group plans to challenge some of these conventions in their documentary by having a young black female presenter and combining interviews with voiceovers. The document provides details on the structure and content of the group's planned 3 episode, 3 hour long documentary series focusing on food ideologies, advertising, and capitalism.
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The document outlines the research and planning for a documentary that will examine fast food consumption and cooking homemade meals, including proposed locations, interview subjects, case studies, and statistics to incorporate. It discusses the presenter, Shahna, and locations where filming will take place, such as Tesco, Marks & Spencer, and Oxford Street, to interview the public and experts. Costumes and props are also outlined, with the presenter wearing a black and white outfit to maintain a serious tone.
Research and planning draft 3 part 2 aa
After researching several newspapers, the Metro was identified as the most appropriate for advertising. The Metro is a free newspaper with a non-specialist audience and a 7th grade reading level, making it accessible to everyone. It is widely available in train stations, allowing working parents to see advertisements. Other publications like the Daily Mail, Guardian and Evening Standard were deemed less suitable due to their older audiences and focus on formal, dull or political content compared to the Metro's colorful, appealing style focused on food.
Research and planning draft 3 part 2 a1
The document provides ideas for the title design and captions for a documentary called "Food for Thought". Some key ideas discussed are:
1. Using people's hands making the title out of different foods like chips or broccoli.
2. Considering the colors of foods used in the title design and what they symbolize.
3. An idea to have the burger "eat" credits off the screen or regurgitate people's names.
4. Using a simple bold font like Arial Bold that gets smaller to show social hierarchy, reflecting ideas of advertising and capitalism.
Research and planning draft 3 part 2
The document discusses plans to promote a documentary about food. It will be promoted on the Channel 4 website as Channel 4 promotes British cooking shows and food-related programming, making it a good fit. The documentary will air around 7pm when the target audience of people interested in food, cooking, and healthy lifestyles would likely be settled at home watching television.
Research and planning draft 3 part 1 d
The document outlines conventions used in TV documentaries such as archival footage, interviews, jiggly cameras, voiceovers, reenactments, and montages. It then discusses how the conventions may be challenged, such as using younger presenters from diverse backgrounds or mixing interviews with voiceovers. Finally, it provides examples of how conventions could be presented or developed for a school project on food ideologies.
Research and planning draft 3 part 1 d
The document outlines conventions used in television documentaries such as archival footage, interviews, voice over narration, and montages. It then discusses how the group plans to challenge some conventions in their documentary by having a young black female presenter and combining interviews with voice over. The document provides details on the proposed documentary series covering topics like ideologies, advertising, and capitalism related to food.
Research and planning draft 3 part 1 b
This document discusses research conducted on the topic of food ideologies. It explores subtopics like the sexualization of food in media, how advertisements relate to company images, and the role of big companies and sponsorships in capitalism. Examples are provided of outdated gender ideologies that associated women with food and the kitchen. The document also analyzes music videos to show how they depict sexualized images of women eating food in a way that appeals to male gazes.
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- 1. RESEARCH AND PLANNING DRAFT 3 PART 1
- 2. Part A
- 3. Assignment 9 group presentation Development of research and planning Rianna’s colour Nkechi’s colour Tiara’s colour Shahna’s colour
- 4. Part B
- 5. •Sometimes the text is too small •More preseason and expert opinions •Need to develop conventions, use , develop and challenge. •Hearing level is very low on the video •Captions and font sizes •Target audience needs to be more clear
- 6. WWW: • Good use of diagrams • Good start to story board • Inspirational movies were excellent
- 7. To improve: • Use ‘SHEP’ when planning episodes- Social, historical, economical and politically. • Improve confidence • OFCOM standards • Script needs to be more detailed and properly structured. • Copyright free music
- 8. Part C
- 9. How we have changed our ideas • We changed our ideas many times on food as we did not have a clear topic.
- 11. • We then came up with 3 episodes which were Ideology, Advertising and Capitalism still relating to our idea of food. • The next 3 slides are our brainstorms for the episodes
- 15. • We then came up with subtopics in our 3 episodes which are: • 1) Ideology – Sexualisation of food, image is everything and the connotations behind certain foods. • 2)Advertising - how the adverts relate to the company image, celebrities in the adverts and the presentation of food. • 3)Capitalism - information on the big companies, food sponsorships and deals in the supermarket.