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This document outlines plans for a TV advertisement to promote mental health awareness among 15-25 year olds. It discusses targeting this audience who feel alone with their struggles. Ideas include showing how a character's mood improves from sad to happy after spending time with supportive friends and family. Previous successful mental health ads are reviewed that portrayed feelings of loneliness, darkness, and connected personally with viewers. TV ads are considered an effective medium to visually share ideas with immediate impact. The proposed plot follows two characters - one with mental health issues - and how smiling and social interaction changes their day for the better. The unique selling point is to reach those struggling to smile and demonstrate how activities with loved ones can improve mood and thinking.
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This document outlines plans for a TV advertisement to promote mental health awareness among 15-25 year olds. It discusses targeting this audience who feel alone in struggling with mental health problems. Ideas include ads with gloomy/uplifting music or depicting how social interaction can improve one's mood. Previous successful mental health ads are examined that portrayed feelings of characters through their perspective to connect with audiences. The proposed ad would show the different perspectives of a character struggling with mental health and one who is not, demonstrating how smiling and socializing with others who care can improve one's mood and attitude for the day. The unique selling point is hoping to reach those struggling to smile by showing how activities one enjoys can change how one behaves and thinks throughout
Canon primary research
- 40% of the audience has little to no photography experience, while 30% has experience from school. This means the advertisement must appeal to all skill levels.
- There is wide variation in music tastes among the audience, so the advertisement must be open-minded and potentially incorporate themes from different genres.
- The target age range is young adults, which explains the diversity in music and how integral it is to their daily lives.
- The majority of responses to the survey were positive, with some saying music allows them to express their identity and capture memories.
Smile rationale
This document outlines the rationale and plan for a TV advertisement aimed at helping people ages 15-25 struggling with mental health issues. The ad will show how being with friends and smiling can improve one's mood, even if just for a short time. Previous successful mental health ads are examined, noting the importance of connecting with audiences and portraying the viewer's perspective. The proposed ad will use a split screen to contrast the mornings of two characters, one struggling with their mental health and one not, before they meet up and there is an improvement in the struggling character's mood. The goal is to reach those feeling alone and help them open up and feel less isolated.
Evaluation task 3(part 3) *revised
The document summarizes feedback received from a focus group and online survey about a music video. Key findings include:
- Male focus group members did not like the "girly" scenery in the video, while female members enjoyed the simple scenery.
- Focus groups provide a lot of fast, cheap qualitative data but responses can be influenced by others.
- Online statistics identified the audience's gender but not preferences.
- The video successfully targeted female audiences through its indie pop style with pink/purple colors and balloons.
- Most said they would buy the product (album) after seeing the video, though it did not appeal to some male viewers.
Evaluation task 3(part 3)
The document summarizes the results of research conducted to understand audience reception of a music video. Focus groups and online surveys were used to collect feedback. The results showed the audience was primarily young girls who responded positively to the simple, girly visuals featuring a lead singer and dancers. While most girls engaged well with the intended meanings of the video, some boys felt it was too feminine. The research demonstrated how audience demographics and individual perspectives can influence reactions to media.
Target audience
- The target audience is 15-25 year olds, as rates of depression in teens have risen significantly from 2009-2017. Social media can paint an unrealistic picture of life and cause loneliness.
- Young people feel pressure to be happy and productive but may feel sad, worthless, and unmotivated without knowing why. Seeking happiness through buying things or social media leads to toxic positivity and will not solve problems.
- A survey of the target audience found most feel okay daily but not happy, many find it hard to find motivation, and most have an unhealthy obsession with spending money. Fitness and going outside can help relieve stress and improve mental health.
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This document outlines ideas for creating a video and podcast to promote positive mental health for 15-25 year olds. The video would show the experience and positive effects of going for an early morning walk along the beach to see the sunrise. It would aim to motivate the target audience and show how exercise and time outdoors can help reduce stress. The accompanying podcast would feature interviews discussing similar topics like the impacts of walking, spending habits, and social support. The goal is to provide free and accessible content that young people can easily engage with to feel happier and healthier.
Smile Campaign Rationale
This document outlines a campaign to promote mental health awareness among 15-25 year olds. The creator conducted a survey of their target audience to understand their interests, stressors, and coping mechanisms. They will create a TV ad showing a day in the life of a teenager dealing with stressors and then destressing through common coping strategies identified in the research, like spending time with friends. A accompanying podcast will feature conversations between the creator and others discussing their struggles and healthy ways of managing stress. The goal is to make the audience feel less alone and encourage finding helpful coping mechanisms.
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This document outlines plans for a TV advertisement to promote mental health awareness among 15-25 year olds. It discusses targeting this audience who feel alone in struggling with mental health problems. Ideas include ads with gloomy/uplifting music or depicting how social interaction can improve one's mood. Previous successful mental health ads are examined that portrayed feelings of characters through their perspective to connect with audiences. The proposed ad would show the different perspectives of a character struggling with mental health and one who is not, demonstrating how smiling and socializing with others who care can improve one's mood and attitude for the day. The unique selling point is hoping to reach those struggling to smile by showing how activities one enjoys can change how one behaves and thinks throughout
Canon primary research
- 40% of the audience has little to no photography experience, while 30% has experience from school. This means the advertisement must appeal to all skill levels.
- There is wide variation in music tastes among the audience, so the advertisement must be open-minded and potentially incorporate themes from different genres.
- The target age range is young adults, which explains the diversity in music and how integral it is to their daily lives.
- The majority of responses to the survey were positive, with some saying music allows them to express their identity and capture memories.
Smile rationale
This document outlines the rationale and plan for a TV advertisement aimed at helping people ages 15-25 struggling with mental health issues. The ad will show how being with friends and smiling can improve one's mood, even if just for a short time. Previous successful mental health ads are examined, noting the importance of connecting with audiences and portraying the viewer's perspective. The proposed ad will use a split screen to contrast the mornings of two characters, one struggling with their mental health and one not, before they meet up and there is an improvement in the struggling character's mood. The goal is to reach those feeling alone and help them open up and feel less isolated.
Evaluation task 3(part 3) *revised
The document summarizes feedback received from a focus group and online survey about a music video. Key findings include:
- Male focus group members did not like the "girly" scenery in the video, while female members enjoyed the simple scenery.
- Focus groups provide a lot of fast, cheap qualitative data but responses can be influenced by others.
- Online statistics identified the audience's gender but not preferences.
- The video successfully targeted female audiences through its indie pop style with pink/purple colors and balloons.
- Most said they would buy the product (album) after seeing the video, though it did not appeal to some male viewers.
Evaluation task 3(part 3)
The document summarizes the results of research conducted to understand audience reception of a music video. Focus groups and online surveys were used to collect feedback. The results showed the audience was primarily young girls who responded positively to the simple, girly visuals featuring a lead singer and dancers. While most girls engaged well with the intended meanings of the video, some boys felt it was too feminine. The research demonstrated how audience demographics and individual perspectives can influence reactions to media.
Target audience
- The target audience is 15-25 year olds, as rates of depression in teens have risen significantly from 2009-2017. Social media can paint an unrealistic picture of life and cause loneliness.
- Young people feel pressure to be happy and productive but may feel sad, worthless, and unmotivated without knowing why. Seeking happiness through buying things or social media leads to toxic positivity and will not solve problems.
- A survey of the target audience found most feel okay daily but not happy, many find it hard to find motivation, and most have an unhealthy obsession with spending money. Fitness and going outside can help relieve stress and improve mental health.
Rational
This document outlines ideas for creating a video and podcast to promote positive mental health for 15-25 year olds. The video would show the experience and positive effects of going for an early morning walk along the beach to see the sunrise. It would aim to motivate the target audience and show how exercise and time outdoors can help reduce stress. The accompanying podcast would feature interviews discussing similar topics like the impacts of walking, spending habits, and social support. The goal is to provide free and accessible content that young people can easily engage with to feel happier and healthier.
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The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to gather audience feedback for a music video concept. Key findings include:
- More female respondents than male.
- One Direction was the most popular artist chosen, appealing to teenage girls.
- Jessie J was ranked in the middle in popularity.
- Respondents felt catchy songs, looks, marketing, and genre of music contributed to artists' popularity.
- The audience preferred upbeat, happy music videos but supported the idea of a sad storyline with an upbeat song.
- Most respondents preferred a video with one male and one female character, though some supported two female leads to better fit the storyline.
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What have you learnt from your audience feedback
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- One Direction was the most popular artist chosen, appealing to teenage girls.
- Jessie J was ranked in the middle in popularity.
- Respondents felt catchy songs, looks, marketing, and genre of music contributed to artists' popularity.
- The audience preferred upbeat, happy music videos but supported the idea of a sad storyline with an upbeat song.
- Most respondents preferred a video with one male and one female character, though some supported two female leads to better fit the storyline.
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The document discusses research conducted to determine the target audience for a film opening. A questionnaire found that the main target age group was 16-18 year olds. While this was the base, the document suggests widening the audience to appeal to more people beyond a single age group. It then profiles stereotypical preferences of teen males and females to consider what might appeal to both genders for the opening. This includes fast pacing, drama, loud music for males and romance, emotion for females. The document concludes the opening will target 16-18 year olds of both genders to have broader appeal.
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Evaluation Question 3
The document discusses audience feedback methods used for a romantic film project. A questionnaire distributed through Google Docs received over 50 responses that identified the target audience as teenagers interested in romance genres. A focus group was conducted where teenagers viewed and discussed trailers for reference films. They responded most positively to "A Walk to Remember" which influenced the project. The film was also posted on Facebook, where comments indicated the story was well-crafted while some disliked the unconventional sad ending. Overall, the feedback methods provided useful insight into targeting the film to teenagers and assessing audience reception.
Significance of audience research
Through audience research on a documentary, magazine, and radio advert, the author found that the documentary's title sequence and music engaged viewers, but the magazine's article was of inconsistent quality and length. Research also showed the radio advert had an effective pace but its roleplaying aspect became repetitive before the main point. Overall, the research provided valuable feedback on elements that succeeded and needed improvement for the target audiences of each project.
Task 3
The document discusses the results of a focus group conducted on a music video. A focus group of regular people provided feedback on how the artist was perceived and if the goals of creating an organic, relatable artist were achieved. The group found the artist seemed organic but the song choice made them seem less so. Having the artist in the video was both positive to show his authenticity and talents, but could also be misleading if viewers thought he was being sold based on his look rather than music. Both qualitative and quantitative research methods were used to gather a variety of feedback, including group interviews and open-ended questions.
Evaluation 3
- The feedback from the audience agreed that the film appealed to the target market of females aged 18-25. However, some younger girls under 18 also felt pressure to look good.
- Half the audience was impacted by learning the statistics around body image pressure and plastic surgery. The other half was less impacted by the professional interviews, which they found easier to understand.
- The audience found the professional interview to be the most believable due to the realistic background setting. The public interviews had more distracting backgrounds, making them less believable.
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We surveyed 15 boys and 15 girls aged 15-19 and some older participants about their documentary viewing habits and preferences. The majority of respondents were male and preferred a male presenter. When asked about frequency of viewing, those who watched weekly said it was because the documentaries were part of a series. Respondents had varied preferences for voiceover style depending on the type of documentary. Many who preferred series said it allowed them to connect with main participants and find the documentary more entertaining. For factors influencing viewing choices, most popular responses included topic, characters, and advertising.
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Photographs chosen
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Evaluation 3 script
Gabriella gained valuable audience feedback when producing her short film "Outcast" that helped her better understand what themes and issues would resonate most with her target audience of teenagers. She used questionnaires, interviews, focus groups and screenings to collect feedback. The feedback helped her realize that flashbacks in the film were confusing and needed to be changed to a continuous narrative. It also informed her decision to use teenage actors who could portray feelings and situations her audience could relate to. Overall, the audience feedback helped Gabriella tailor her film to better engage her target audience.
My Audience and How I Attracted Them
The document discusses strategies for distributing a media product focused on missing children. The primary audience is identified as middle-aged adults who would emotionally connect with an opening sequence about a child's abduction. Secondary audiences may include older adults who can relate from past experiences. Psychographic research on attitudes, interests and lifestyles of mothers was valuable for targeting. Distribution strategies include sharing on social media like Twitter and creating a Facebook fan page to spread the message and build interest. Partnering with a TV company like the BBC for advertisements is seen as an effective way to reach the intended television audience.
Evaluation Question 5
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Evaluation qu 3 ppt
The student learned that audience feedback is essential for improving work. Feedback from peers and the target audience on a music video helped identify specific shots that could be added. A comment about adding "OUT NOW" to a magazine ad helped finish it. Overall, feedback throughout the process ensured the work was on the right track for attracting the intended audience.
How did you attract/address your audience?
The document summarizes audience feedback from a media evaluation of a thriller production. Eight people found the rising suspense throughout to be effective, with tension increasing through editing and camera techniques. Music was also found to add to the tension for most viewers. The production targeted middle-class audiences by including a middle-class victim to increase association and interest. While aiming to be a fast-paced thriller, some viewers found the build up to the kidnapping scene to be slow. Most viewers reported forming an emotional bond with the victim character.
What have you learnt from your audience feedback
Stephanie received feedback from multiple viewers on her documentary. Some positive feedback included comments that the documentary was "very interesting" and "put together brilliantly". However, several viewers mentioned that the voiceover needed to be louder relative to the background music. This feedback helped Stephanie realize that the loud music was distracting and she could have made the documentary more appealing by balancing the audio levels differently. Overall, the feedback showed aspects the documentary did well but also opportunities for improvement in the future.
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1) The two-step flow model suggests that most people's opinions are influenced by opinion leaders who are influenced by mass media.
2) Cultivation theory proposes that repeated media messages can influence people's views of reality.
3) Uses and gratification theory examines how people use media to fulfill needs like entertainment and social connection.
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2) For the outro, the assistant chose a chilled but upbeat song online and overlapped it with the podcast audio, gradually increasing the volume of the song as the podcast finished.
3) For the intro, the assistant cut out a long pause and increased the volume of the intro music as it faded in to cover background noise and make the transition sound natural.
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The podcaster recorded an episode about mental health and what makes them happy, joined by a guest who spoke about their past. They discussed how important friends are for support and how past experiences have shaped who they are. While recording, the podcaster learned to use the studio equipment and editing software, gaining skills in audio mixing and overlapping tracks to make the podcast sound professional for their target youth audience. They also learned how to export the finished podcast.
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- 2. TARGET AUDIENCE • Who is the target audience for this product? The target audience for my product is the age range between 15 – 25 year olds. This product is aimed at people that struggle with mental health problems and find themselves believing to be alone. They are not alone, so my aim is to reach out to those in this category helping them open up more.
- 3. IDEAS FOR TV ADVERTS • Dark and gloomy – serious music • Uplifting, fun music • Sad morning then towards the day the mood and behaviour of character gets better and becomes happier • Start off character having fun with friends then when by themselves the character is depressed towards end, this shows how smiling and being with people that makes them happy (friends, family partners etc..) can automatically change their mood no matter how they initially were feeling at the start of the day.
- 4. • From previous advertisements about mental health, the majority of them become successful when they are able to portrait how people that struggle with mental health are feeling through their perspective. For example, in an advertisement about depression, they shot scenes where a female character was surrounded with nothing but trees. This is capturing her feeling loneliness and how she feels helpless. By doing this, the audience are able to connect with that character and can relate to her. Therefore, when creating my product, I am having to include these key points to be able to create a successful product. • Key points: 1. Connect with the audience 2. Understand what the audience are more likely to attract to 3. How to deliver the idea to be successful WHAT HAVE I LEARNED FROM PREVIOUS ADVERTISEMENTS?
- 5. EXAMPLE 1 • HTTPS://WWW.YOUTUBE.COM/WATCH?V=JBS7V-V5OMO • THIS ADVERTISEMENT SHOWS HOW MENTAL HEALTH ILLNESSES CAN BE EXTREMELY EFFECTIVE TO A PERSONS EVERYDAY LIFESTYLE. TO GO INTO MORE DEPTH, THE GIRL IN THIS ADVERT SUFFERS FROM AN ANXIETY DISORDER AND SHE SPEAKS DIRECTLY TO THE CAMERA AS IF SHE IS TALKING TO THE AUDIENCE. THIS IS DONE TO CREATE AN EFFECTIVE WAY TO CONNECT TO THE AUDIENCE. SHE THEN EXPLAINS THE IMPACT THIS HAS ON HER DAY-TO-DAY LIFE AND SHE EXPRESSES THE PAIN SHE IS DEALING WITH AND SHOWS THAT THE DISORDER SHE HAS IS VERY SERIOUS AS SHE IS LYING IN A HOSPITAL BED. THE MESSAGE BEHIND THIS ADVERTISEMENT IS THAT NO MATTER WHAT PEOPLE ARE DEALING WITH THEY SHOULD BE ABLE SEEK HELP AND THAT MENTAL HEALTH CAN BE DANGEROUS. MENTAL HEALTH IS CONSIDERED AS AN ILLNESS.
- 6. EXAMPLE 2 • HTTPS://WWW.YOUTUBE.COM/WATCH?V=ACV10OWZMZU • IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT, MENTAL HEALTH IS CONSIDERED AS AN UNNOTICEABLE THING TO MOST PEOPLE. IN ONE OF THE SHOTS, THE SCENE WAS TAKING PLACE IN A FOREST AND A GIRL BY HERSELF STANDING IN THE MIDDLE OF THIS SCENERY. THIS COULD DEMONSTRATE THAT SHE FEELS ALONE ALL THE TIME EVEN WHEN SURROUNDED BY PEOPLE THAT CARE ABOUT HER. IN ADDITION TO THIS, THERE IS THIS OTHER SCENE WHERE THE GIRL THAT IS DEALING WITH DEPRESSION, IS FALLING INTO DARKNESS. THIS COULD DEMONSTRATE THAT SHE IS FALLING INTO A DARK TIME OF HER LIFE AND DOES NOT KNOW HOW TO DEAL WITH IT NOR GET OUT OF IT. THIS GIVES THE AUDIENCE SOME SORT OF AN UNDERSTANDING OF HOW SHE/ PEOPLE WHO DEAL WITH THIS IS FEELING.
- 7. WHY ARE TV ADVERTISEMENTS A GOOD IDEA? • Short term profits • Has the most effective impact on an audience as they can visually see and hear my idea • mmediate and longer term benefits is a particular advantage of TV advertising.
- 8. CODES AND CONVENTIONS • The music – matches the characters energy • Theme – dark, gloomy. • Font - I would use serif font style as this is about a serious topic e.g. Mental health. By doing this it would make the audience get a serious feeling atmosphere whilst watching the advert video.
- 9. THE PITCH PLOT – SMILE • At the beginning of this video, we will have a two characters. One character that struggles with mental health, and one that doesn’t. I will then take shots of how both characters start their days from both perspectives in a split screen. After that, they both meet as both characters are friends. We then will be able to create a shot on how smiling and spending time with people that care about you can change your mood. However, once they part, we will be able to see an improvement in the characters (that struggles with mental health) attitude that they were initially feeling.
- 10. WHAT IS ITS USP? • My USP (unique selling point) is that I am wanting to reach out to people with mental health problems and that are struggling to smile. This is mainly aimed at 15 to 25 years old who don’t have the motivation or ability to smile and are struggling. This why I am creating an advertisement to demonstrate how much doing stuff that you love can change that by changing way you can behave and think throughout the day-to-day basis. By people watching this video I am hoping it helps people understand the problems others face whilst dealing with mental health issues and hopefully they can relate to it.