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1) Universities should identify their strengths and play to them to differentiate themselves, as graduates contribute differently based on where they studied.
2) Brand equity refers to the value added to a product or service by its brand name and the assets and liabilities associated with the brand.
3) Corporate branding takes an "inside out" approach focusing on core values and sustainable planning, representing ownership.
4) Branding in higher education is still in its infancy but can help differentiate institutions. Understanding a brand's true contribution is more important than financial figures.
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The document discusses how sports fans interact with and consume sports information in the modern era compared to the past. It notes that while fans once relied primarily on attending games, listening to radio broadcasts, or reading newspapers/magazines, they now have many more online options like streaming games, listening to internet/satellite radio, following teams on social media, and using mobile apps to stay updated. It also outlines how television has evolved with channels solely dedicated to sports along with high definition and 3D broadcasts now available. The quote from Nelson Mandela emphasizes the power of sports to unite people across differences.
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The poster uses various design elements to draw the viewer in and convey a sense of terror. It focuses on a young boy with "smashed glass" eyes, dressed in red to symbolize danger. His central placement and gaze directly at the viewer are meant to be unsettling. In the background, an isolated house is shown with gray clouds and a shadowy figure in the window, suggesting something frightening is approaching. Text promotes the filmmakers and quotes emphasize how scary it is, enticing viewers to watch. The tagline and title further the horror theme and leave the viewer wanting to know more about what is "haunted" in the film.
This document provides slides for services at First Missionary Church and tests the capabilities of SlideShare.net. It includes a photo from Ireland and poses the question of what loaves and fishes may symbolize today. Additionally, it notes that Moses was not the only one to see a burning bush.
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The document describes a 3D cubes process template for presentations. It includes multiple editable cubes that can be arranged and recolored. The template allows users to customize the cubes to capture an audience's attention and bring presentations to life. Users can ungroup and edit individual cubes, as well as change their color, size, and orientation.
The document discusses branding in higher education and outlines several key points:
1) Universities should identify their strengths and play to them to differentiate themselves, as graduates contribute differently based on where they studied.
2) Brand equity refers to the value added to a product or service by its brand name and the assets and liabilities associated with the brand.
3) Corporate branding takes an "inside out" approach focusing on core values and sustainable planning, representing ownership.
4) Branding in higher education is still in its infancy but can help differentiate institutions. Understanding a brand's true contribution is more important than financial figures.
Andy Statham - Sport, Technology and Mobile media - 2009ACTIVE institute
The document discusses using interactive media like fitness games to increase physical activity by making exercise more engaging. It describes several concepts and projects that aim to integrate movement tracking technologies with games. These include a hockey training game that provides feedback on form, an EMG-controlled Wii game that requires muscle activity to play, and a fitness center with interactive gaming floors and walls. The goal is to leverage popular games to motivate movement and provide insights into exercise performance.
The document discusses how sports fans interact with and consume sports information in the modern era compared to the past. It notes that while fans once relied primarily on attending games, listening to radio broadcasts, or reading newspapers/magazines, they now have many more online options like streaming games, listening to internet/satellite radio, following teams on social media, and using mobile apps to stay updated. It also outlines how television has evolved with channels solely dedicated to sports along with high definition and 3D broadcasts now available. The quote from Nelson Mandela emphasizes the power of sports to unite people across differences.
The document discusses choosing educational apps to focus on. It lists four names and asks what technology they are using and what they will do next. It then outlines that each person will individually choose an app over the week and how it can be used across subjects. They will then come together and choose one or two apps to research in more depth, looking at pros and cons.
The poster uses various design elements to draw the viewer in and convey a sense of terror. It focuses on a young boy with "smashed glass" eyes, dressed in red to symbolize danger. His central placement and gaze directly at the viewer are meant to be unsettling. In the background, an isolated house is shown with gray clouds and a shadowy figure in the window, suggesting something frightening is approaching. Text promotes the filmmakers and quotes emphasize how scary it is, enticing viewers to watch. The tagline and title further the horror theme and leave the viewer wanting to know more about what is "haunted" in the film.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about horror movie preferences. It finds that psychological and comedy horror are the most popular subgenres. Most participants felt more sympathy for a victim of similar age and enjoyed when trailers include jump scares. Sound design and creating tension were also seen as important. The most popular settings were houses and woods. Inserts in trailers were sometimes read.
The document analyzes and describes the process of creating a horror movie poster. The creator was inspired by the poster for the movie Insidious. They edited a photo of one of the protagonists, adjusting colors and effects to make her eyes orange and scary. Text was added including the title, tagline, release date, and production company logos. Formatting and effects were applied to make the text stand out. The final poster uses a black, white, and orange color scheme to be intriguing while representing the horror genre.
The storyboard summarizes the key shots planned for a horror movie trailer. It begins with a close-up shot of a girl humming as she searches books on a shelf. As she finds a yearbook, creepy music begins and extreme close-ups show bullying messages. Further shots show her unfriending victims on social media and scenes of those victims being murdered, building tension with lighting, music and sounds. The trailer climaxes with the final victim being pulled away screaming before ending on a close-up of the bloody murder weapon.
This contact sheet contains poster photos for an upcoming project. The photos showcase a variety of poses and outfits that could be used in posters to promote the project. A selection will need to be made from these photos to feature on marketing posters.
The document discusses the title, setting, costumes, props, camera work, editing, font, and story of a horror movie trailer. The title "Deactivate" refers to deactivating someone from social media and life. Most scenes take place in a normal house to feel realistic. Costumes are normal teen clothes. Key props include a yearbook and bloody knife. Shots include close-ups, angles, and handheld camera for realism. The old typewriter font ties to social media. The opening hints at revenge and confusion through a falling yearbook and flashback. Main teen characters are introduced to set up the slasher elements.
This document summarizes risks and preventions for a film production. It identifies risks such as equipment damage from weather, disturbing the public, traffic in shots, power loss, actor illness, theft, injury, and equipment being blown over. Preventative measures include arranging transportation, checking weather, choosing private locations, having backup equipment and actors, securing cameras, checking for hazards, and weighing down tripods. The goal is to anticipate potential issues and have contingencies to avoid delays or lost work from risks.
The document analyzes key techniques used in the film Texas Chain Saw Massacre. It discusses the use of jump cuts and pacing to create suspense and tension. Lighting is dark and harsh, costumes emphasize the vulnerability of female characters. Diegetic sounds like screaming and chainsaws, and non-diegetic sinister music, are used to generate fear. Camera angles and shot compositions are employed to manipulate the power dynamics between characters and viewers.
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This document analyzes the 1974 film The Texas Chainsaw Massacre in terms of its use of exploitation horror techniques and film theory concepts. It notes the film's fast opening pace contrasted with scenes of teenagers having fun, the masked killer using various weapons culminating in a chainsaw, the teenagers encountering the abandoned house and suspicious locals, and the lone surviving female character at the end consistent with the "Final Girl" trope. Overall, it examines how the film employs conventions of the horror genre like mysterious killers, dark settings, and vulnerable victims to create suspense through its visuals, sounds, and treatment of gender roles.
The document discusses the inserts and slogans used for the trailer of a horror film called "Deactivate". The slogan "When life is online, your life is on the line" is intended to make viewers think and draw connections to the film's focus on social media. The first insert establishes that the story is "based on a true story". Subsequent inserts are meant to intrigue viewers and leave them wanting more, with phrases like "The past has returned" and "...to get you". The final insert and slogan repeats the initial phrase to leave an impression. Sound effects accompany the inserts to highlight the text.
The minutes summarize a meeting to discuss further filming for a project. They decided on additional filming dates for scenes at a house and bedroom. They also discussed filming a victim scene on Friday at a dining room, needing props like fake blood. They talked about getting help to film a Facebook scene professionally. Responsibilities were assigned like directing, filming, and later editing. Action points included filming the last victim scene on Friday and speaking to someone about the Facebook scene on Sunday.
The minutes document the discussion of a film shoot that took place on November 2nd 2012. Tarun Knapp, Johanna Fryer, Sijanta Thapa, Rosie Suharto and Martha Suharto were present. They discussed shooting angles, making a book fall look realistic, separating audio and visual, and filming an effective flashback. They decided on how to film the book falling and actors' positions. For the flashback, they chose an eye level shot of Rosie and Martha with separate audio and visual. Tarun filmed, Johanna directed, and Sid handled set and lighting.
This document discusses using images of artists in magazine layouts. It explains that a mid-shot image of an artist makes the reader feel like they know the artist and sets a calm mood. Such an image is well-suited for a double page spread with the image on one page and an interview on the other. The document also notes that images of artists looking directly at the reader create engagement and that magazine covers typically feature large images of popular artists to attract readers.
Sijanta Thapa evaluated different music magazines to help create their own new music magazine. They followed the conventions of Top of the Pops magazine most closely because of the similar target audiences of pop music fans aged 13-16. For layout elements like the front cover, contents page, and double page spreads, Sijanta modeled them after Top of the Pops because of its proven popularity and effectiveness at attracting its target audience. Sijanta chose to publish their magazine with Bauer Media because it already publishes another pop music magazine, so it understands how to effectively reach the target pop music audience.
The document contains minutes from a meeting to plan a horror film called "Deactivate". It summarizes the group's discussions on the film's title, characters, plot, and three-act structure. The main protagonist is a psychologically troubled girl who is bullied by her classmates. After reading hateful messages in her yearbook, she deactivates her bullies on social media. They then die in that order, with the last girl standing trying to solve the mystery. The group outlined the key events and tones for each act in the film's trailer. Their next steps are to name characters and locations, and add more plot details.
The poster uses various techniques to attract and scare viewers. It centers a young boy with light eyes that draw the viewer in, suggesting he is important but also in danger. Text promotes the film's directors' success in horror and a 5-star review emphasizes sheer terror. A dark background with the boy in red isolates the house and foreshadows something terrifying. Together, these visual and textual elements aim to intrigue viewers and make them want to watch the film to understand the entrapping insidious forces hinted at.
The Ring is a 2002 psychological horror film directed by Gore Verbinski, based on the Japanese novel Ring by Koji Suzuki. It tells the story of a mysterious videotape that kills anyone who watches it seven days later. The film was a major box office success, grossing $249 million on a $48 million budget and spawning a 2005 sequel.
The Ring is a 2002 psychological horror film directed by Gore Verbinski, based on the novel Ring by Koji Suzuki. It tells the story of a mysterious videotape that kills anyone who watches it seven days later. The film was a major box office success, grossing $249 million on a $48 million budget and spawning a 2005 sequel.
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about horror movie preferences. It finds that psychological and comedy horror are the most popular subgenres. Most participants felt more sympathy for a victim of similar age and enjoyed when trailers include jump scares. Sound design and creating tension were also seen as important. The most popular settings were houses and woods. Inserts in trailers were sometimes read.
The document analyzes and describes the process of creating a horror movie poster. The creator was inspired by the poster for the movie Insidious. They edited a photo of one of the protagonists, adjusting colors and effects to make her eyes orange and scary. Text was added including the title, tagline, release date, and production company logos. Formatting and effects were applied to make the text stand out. The final poster uses a black, white, and orange color scheme to be intriguing while representing the horror genre.
The storyboard summarizes the key shots planned for a horror movie trailer. It begins with a close-up shot of a girl humming as she searches books on a shelf. As she finds a yearbook, creepy music begins and extreme close-ups show bullying messages. Further shots show her unfriending victims on social media and scenes of those victims being murdered, building tension with lighting, music and sounds. The trailer climaxes with the final victim being pulled away screaming before ending on a close-up of the bloody murder weapon.
This contact sheet contains poster photos for an upcoming project. The photos showcase a variety of poses and outfits that could be used in posters to promote the project. A selection will need to be made from these photos to feature on marketing posters.
The document discusses the title, setting, costumes, props, camera work, editing, font, and story of a horror movie trailer. The title "Deactivate" refers to deactivating someone from social media and life. Most scenes take place in a normal house to feel realistic. Costumes are normal teen clothes. Key props include a yearbook and bloody knife. Shots include close-ups, angles, and handheld camera for realism. The old typewriter font ties to social media. The opening hints at revenge and confusion through a falling yearbook and flashback. Main teen characters are introduced to set up the slasher elements.
This document summarizes risks and preventions for a film production. It identifies risks such as equipment damage from weather, disturbing the public, traffic in shots, power loss, actor illness, theft, injury, and equipment being blown over. Preventative measures include arranging transportation, checking weather, choosing private locations, having backup equipment and actors, securing cameras, checking for hazards, and weighing down tripods. The goal is to anticipate potential issues and have contingencies to avoid delays or lost work from risks.
The document analyzes key techniques used in the film Texas Chain Saw Massacre. It discusses the use of jump cuts and pacing to create suspense and tension. Lighting is dark and harsh, costumes emphasize the vulnerability of female characters. Diegetic sounds like screaming and chainsaws, and non-diegetic sinister music, are used to generate fear. Camera angles and shot compositions are employed to manipulate the power dynamics between characters and viewers.
Exploitation horror analysis of chainsaw massacrejohanna-asmedia
This document analyzes the 1974 film The Texas Chainsaw Massacre in terms of its use of exploitation horror techniques and film theory concepts. It notes the film's fast opening pace contrasted with scenes of teenagers having fun, the masked killer using various weapons culminating in a chainsaw, the teenagers encountering the abandoned house and suspicious locals, and the lone surviving female character at the end consistent with the "Final Girl" trope. Overall, it examines how the film employs conventions of the horror genre like mysterious killers, dark settings, and vulnerable victims to create suspense through its visuals, sounds, and treatment of gender roles.
The document discusses the inserts and slogans used for the trailer of a horror film called "Deactivate". The slogan "When life is online, your life is on the line" is intended to make viewers think and draw connections to the film's focus on social media. The first insert establishes that the story is "based on a true story". Subsequent inserts are meant to intrigue viewers and leave them wanting more, with phrases like "The past has returned" and "...to get you". The final insert and slogan repeats the initial phrase to leave an impression. Sound effects accompany the inserts to highlight the text.
The minutes summarize a meeting to discuss further filming for a project. They decided on additional filming dates for scenes at a house and bedroom. They also discussed filming a victim scene on Friday at a dining room, needing props like fake blood. They talked about getting help to film a Facebook scene professionally. Responsibilities were assigned like directing, filming, and later editing. Action points included filming the last victim scene on Friday and speaking to someone about the Facebook scene on Sunday.
The minutes document the discussion of a film shoot that took place on November 2nd 2012. Tarun Knapp, Johanna Fryer, Sijanta Thapa, Rosie Suharto and Martha Suharto were present. They discussed shooting angles, making a book fall look realistic, separating audio and visual, and filming an effective flashback. They decided on how to film the book falling and actors' positions. For the flashback, they chose an eye level shot of Rosie and Martha with separate audio and visual. Tarun filmed, Johanna directed, and Sid handled set and lighting.
This document discusses using images of artists in magazine layouts. It explains that a mid-shot image of an artist makes the reader feel like they know the artist and sets a calm mood. Such an image is well-suited for a double page spread with the image on one page and an interview on the other. The document also notes that images of artists looking directly at the reader create engagement and that magazine covers typically feature large images of popular artists to attract readers.
Sijanta Thapa evaluated different music magazines to help create their own new music magazine. They followed the conventions of Top of the Pops magazine most closely because of the similar target audiences of pop music fans aged 13-16. For layout elements like the front cover, contents page, and double page spreads, Sijanta modeled them after Top of the Pops because of its proven popularity and effectiveness at attracting its target audience. Sijanta chose to publish their magazine with Bauer Media because it already publishes another pop music magazine, so it understands how to effectively reach the target pop music audience.
The document contains minutes from a meeting to plan a horror film called "Deactivate". It summarizes the group's discussions on the film's title, characters, plot, and three-act structure. The main protagonist is a psychologically troubled girl who is bullied by her classmates. After reading hateful messages in her yearbook, she deactivates her bullies on social media. They then die in that order, with the last girl standing trying to solve the mystery. The group outlined the key events and tones for each act in the film's trailer. Their next steps are to name characters and locations, and add more plot details.
The poster uses various techniques to attract and scare viewers. It centers a young boy with light eyes that draw the viewer in, suggesting he is important but also in danger. Text promotes the film's directors' success in horror and a 5-star review emphasizes sheer terror. A dark background with the boy in red isolates the house and foreshadows something terrifying. Together, these visual and textual elements aim to intrigue viewers and make them want to watch the film to understand the entrapping insidious forces hinted at.
The Ring is a 2002 psychological horror film directed by Gore Verbinski, based on the Japanese novel Ring by Koji Suzuki. It tells the story of a mysterious videotape that kills anyone who watches it seven days later. The film was a major box office success, grossing $249 million on a $48 million budget and spawning a 2005 sequel.
The Ring is a 2002 psychological horror film directed by Gore Verbinski, based on the novel Ring by Koji Suzuki. It tells the story of a mysterious videotape that kills anyone who watches it seven days later. The film was a major box office success, grossing $249 million on a $48 million budget and spawning a 2005 sequel.
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Research into magazine publishing companies ipc
1. Research into magazine publishing companies
I am researching into IPC media magazine publishing company.
IPC stands for International Publishing Coporation.
IPC media produces over 60 iconic media brands, with print alone reaching almost 2/3
of UK women and 42% of UK men. This is almost 26 million adults in the UK. Their
websites reach over 20 million users every month.
IPC Media have 3 core audiences.
-Connect – mass market women
-SouthBank – upmarket women
- Inspire - men
IPC distribute their magazines in many different places. Places such as shops, online
supermarkets and online websites eg: IPC website. This shows that they must earn alot
of money, because their magazines are distributed all over the place and this gives
consumers more opportunity to buy them.
IPC have offices all over the country and their main office, the press briefing centre is
located in London. We can see from the fact that they have so many different offices
that they are a really big publishing company. If they need all these different offices
then it means that they have lots of staff working for them in which they need to have
offices for.
IPC have a large portfolio, and sell over 350 million copies every year.
IPC’s worldwide magazine distribution is fairly big, marketing 23% of the whole
magazine category. They have an export service to 90 countries worldwide, selling over
113 million copies every year through a committed team of international specialists.
IPC don’t actually publish that many well-known music magazines. The main music
magazine they publish is NME, which has been said that it is the longest published and it
is the most respected music weekly in the world. Every week, it reaches over 1 million
music fans. NME is a massive music magazine and extremely popular, therefore bringing
in a huge amount of money. But IPC isn’t hugely known for its music brands.