This target audience is 15-20 year olds in secondary school, college or university who deal with daily stress from their education or situations. They enjoy discovering new brands and products. They also seek status brands to show their place in society and consider themselves stylish. They face pressures from grades, peers and family that make it difficult to maintain a positive mindset. They don't know how to ask for help or find information. Their main sources of information are social media like Instagram and Facebook through ads. They prefer short video, Instagram posts, print posters and workshops as content.
The document proposes a video advertisement for Mind's "Smile Campaign" targeting 15-20 year olds. The proposed video would show a person's dreary daily routine gradually becoming brighter and happier after noticing a smiling girl. Starting in muted tones to convey lack of emotion, the colors would slowly progress to lighter hues showing the person's mood improving as they change and interact with others throughout their day, inspired by the smiling girl. The video aims to connect with viewers and show how small things can positively impact one's outlook.
This document contains the feedback from a survey about a pitch for a smile campaign idea.
The survey asked questions to gauge interest in the idea, suitability for the target audience, amount of detail provided, what people liked about the idea, if they liked the idea, and what could be improved. The feedback showed 88.9% interest in the idea, belief that it was suitable for the audience and provided enough detail, positive comments and likes for the idea, and suggestions to present with more confidence and include more images/educational effects.
Teenagers experience significant stress from pressures like school, careers, and self-image. Smiling can help reduce stress by lowering heart rate and releasing endorphins. Activities like spending time with friends, enjoying hobbies, and being outside are effective ways for teenagers to reduce stress. A survey found that education was a top cause of stress for teenagers. It also revealed that while no one reported being sad, no one reported being truly happy either. Most respondents had pets and friends, but one person did not talk to anyone about problems. The survey informed video ideas about smiling more, spending time with friends, pets, and hobbies.
This document outlines a campaign to reduce stress levels in teenagers through encouraging them to smile more. The target audience is 16-18 year old college students, who experience stress primarily due to academic pressures. Research shows that 31% of teens feel overwhelmed and 30% feel sad or depressed due to stress. Smiling can help reduce stress by lowering heart rate and releasing endorphins. The proposed video advertisement would feature a student experiencing stress from schoolwork who then engages in smiling and relaxing activities to feel better.
The document provides information about a campaign brief for the mental health charity Mind. Mind's goals are to help people stay well, empower those with mental health problems to make their own choices, and provide support. Mind has asked the client to create a podcast and TV advert showing how smiling can reduce stress and improve mood. The target audience for the campaign is 15-20 year olds, as they are more likely to experience mental health issues due to school/exam stress. The campaign aims to encourage smiling and open discussion of mental health among youth.
1) The document analyzes survey responses from 16-25 year olds about what makes them happy and causes stress. A majority said they are stressed most of the time.
2) Respondents listed a variety of hobbies and reported different levels of socializing, from all week to 4-5 days a week.
3) While not all agreed, scientific research shows smiling can positively impact mental health by improving mood and self-confidence.
This document summarizes a student's senior project fundraising for the Just Heart Foundation. The student raised money by selling t-shirts for $16 and bracelets for $2, earning a profit of over $1,000. The foundation helps families with hospitalized children by assisting with bills. Recipient families are later encouraged to fundraise themselves to help other families. The student chose this cause because of personal experiences with heart issues.
This target audience is 15-20 year olds in secondary school, college or university who deal with daily stress from their education or situations. They enjoy discovering new brands and products. They also seek status brands to show their place in society and consider themselves stylish. They face pressures from grades, peers and family that make it difficult to maintain a positive mindset. They don't know how to ask for help or find information. Their main sources of information are social media like Instagram and Facebook through ads. They prefer short video, Instagram posts, print posters and workshops as content.
The document proposes a video advertisement for Mind's "Smile Campaign" targeting 15-20 year olds. The proposed video would show a person's dreary daily routine gradually becoming brighter and happier after noticing a smiling girl. Starting in muted tones to convey lack of emotion, the colors would slowly progress to lighter hues showing the person's mood improving as they change and interact with others throughout their day, inspired by the smiling girl. The video aims to connect with viewers and show how small things can positively impact one's outlook.
This document contains the feedback from a survey about a pitch for a smile campaign idea.
The survey asked questions to gauge interest in the idea, suitability for the target audience, amount of detail provided, what people liked about the idea, if they liked the idea, and what could be improved. The feedback showed 88.9% interest in the idea, belief that it was suitable for the audience and provided enough detail, positive comments and likes for the idea, and suggestions to present with more confidence and include more images/educational effects.
Teenagers experience significant stress from pressures like school, careers, and self-image. Smiling can help reduce stress by lowering heart rate and releasing endorphins. Activities like spending time with friends, enjoying hobbies, and being outside are effective ways for teenagers to reduce stress. A survey found that education was a top cause of stress for teenagers. It also revealed that while no one reported being sad, no one reported being truly happy either. Most respondents had pets and friends, but one person did not talk to anyone about problems. The survey informed video ideas about smiling more, spending time with friends, pets, and hobbies.
This document outlines a campaign to reduce stress levels in teenagers through encouraging them to smile more. The target audience is 16-18 year old college students, who experience stress primarily due to academic pressures. Research shows that 31% of teens feel overwhelmed and 30% feel sad or depressed due to stress. Smiling can help reduce stress by lowering heart rate and releasing endorphins. The proposed video advertisement would feature a student experiencing stress from schoolwork who then engages in smiling and relaxing activities to feel better.
The document provides information about a campaign brief for the mental health charity Mind. Mind's goals are to help people stay well, empower those with mental health problems to make their own choices, and provide support. Mind has asked the client to create a podcast and TV advert showing how smiling can reduce stress and improve mood. The target audience for the campaign is 15-20 year olds, as they are more likely to experience mental health issues due to school/exam stress. The campaign aims to encourage smiling and open discussion of mental health among youth.
1) The document analyzes survey responses from 16-25 year olds about what makes them happy and causes stress. A majority said they are stressed most of the time.
2) Respondents listed a variety of hobbies and reported different levels of socializing, from all week to 4-5 days a week.
3) While not all agreed, scientific research shows smiling can positively impact mental health by improving mood and self-confidence.
This document summarizes a student's senior project fundraising for the Just Heart Foundation. The student raised money by selling t-shirts for $16 and bracelets for $2, earning a profit of over $1,000. The foundation helps families with hospitalized children by assisting with bills. Recipient families are later encouraged to fundraise themselves to help other families. The student chose this cause because of personal experiences with heart issues.
The survey results showed that rock music was the most popular genre among sixth form students. This informed the creator that focusing their music magazine on rock would attract the largest audience. The results also indicated that most students would be willing to pay between £0-£1.50 for the magazine, so pricing it around £1.50 would make it accessible without being too expensive. Finally, releasing the magazine monthly was deemed the best frequency based on it being the most common response.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience of a magazine to determine how well it attracted them. Most respondents said they liked the popular clothes and purple color scheme featured in the magazine and thought it looked professional. The magazine was seen as being aimed at females ages 15 to early 20s. Most respondents said they would or might purchase the magazine, indicating it successfully attracted its intended audience.
To achieve high productivity, it is important for the mind and the brain to be in a very good state. This presentation will help you learn what you need to be in the right state of mind.
This presentation by Bridget L. Brandt is designed to teach conference attendees how to tell a great story. Participants in my sessions all leave with a great story to tell.
www.donorexperience101.com
I start my media career as an editor of a class magazine when I was twelve. This year I thirty-four year olds. And this is my 22 years experience on media jobs. Just five things. Five important things. Thanks you for listening.
Connecting with Change - Confidence BoostCL3Project
Presentation created by Viv Newman from Newman Training Assocates for the Connecting with Change personal development days in Wrexham, Bodelwyddan and Tremadog in May 2011
This document discusses elements of social wellness and healthy relationships. It identifies key aspects of social health like knowing personal needs and limits, choosing relationships carefully, and effective communication. Warning signs of unhealthy relationships like physical, emotional, or sexual abuse are outlined. The importance of social interaction for development and well-being is explained, especially during adolescence. Maintaining positive relationships that uplift individuals and ending those that are harmful is advised.
The document describes research conducted by a student to collect audience feedback on their media products for a music video, digipack, and advert. 20 students ages 15-20, split evenly between boys and girls, watched the music video and reviewed the products. A questionnaire was used to determine what was effective and what needed improvement. The results showed that while all girls enjoyed the products, only 30% of boys enjoyed the narrative-focused music video and none of the boys ages 17-18 enjoyed the "feminine" song. However, both genders felt the products worked well together. The student learned they need to attract both genders more equally.
The document summarizes feedback from a survey of a band's target audience of 13-17 year olds on several media products, including a music video. The survey found that most respondents were male, as the band is male-led. Respondents responded positively to the music video, finding it "brilliant" and "charming" overall. Some suggested making the lead singer appear more masculine to appeal to male viewers. Respondents also felt the band's image and representation across products was effective at portraying their genre. However, the album cover design was not seen as appealing for in-store purchases in the genre.
'what have you learned from you audience feedback?'- Sabrina Roachsabrinaroach
The document summarizes the results of audience feedback the student received for their media studies projects. They surveyed 10 students ages 15-20 (5 boys and 5 girls) who watched their music video and reviewed other materials. Results from the questionnaire showed that most girls enjoyed and related to the narrative theme, while only 30% of boys did. Both genders felt the digital pack and advert matched the video well. Most boys enjoyed performance shots but some girls preferred the "brand image". A bar chart showed 3 of 5 boys enjoyed the products overall, so the student learned they need to attract both genders more equally. The student concluded their target of girls aged 15-20 was accurate but the products don't attract both genders and they
What have i learnt from my audience feedbackvince40
The document summarizes the results of a survey given to an audience about various media products created to promote a house music artist's new album. The survey asked questions about how effectively the music video and ancillary products like the magazine ad and digipak linked together visually. It also asked if the music video seemed geared more towards teenagers or if other age groups would enjoy it. The responses showed that over half felt the products were effectively linked and primarily targeted teenagers, and 80% said the magazine ad made them interested in watching the music video.
This document discusses how small acts of kindness can matter greatly. It argues that focusing too much on big things can diminish the importance of making others happy through small gestures. These small things, like smiling at someone or holding a door, may significantly improve someone's day as we don't know what others are going through. Acts like buying someone a coffee or texting a friend could provide needed support. We should aim to spread kindness through small daily interactions.
This document provides information about the target audience for a project called SMILE, which aims to help 15-20 year olds with mental illness. A survey of the target audience found that 50% feel stressed often or always. Most respondents were 18+ years old, and over 60% had heard of the mental health charity Mind. The document also discusses common coping techniques like retail therapy and toxic positivity. It provides details on Mind's mission to support those with mental health problems through groups, phone/online support. Finally, it outlines ideas for a video that could feature different activities and improvements in body language to represent coping with mental illness.
The document describes a survey of a target audience for a mental health campaign. The survey results show that the target audience is mostly female, aged 16-20, and enjoys low-stress activities like watching TV. Most respondents said they experience stress frequently due to school, work, and family responsibilities. While mental health statuses varied, no one reported being in very good mental health. The results suggest the campaign should focus on helping audiences address stress and providing support resources, as mental health issues negatively impact many of their lives.
The document summarizes the findings from a survey on mental health awareness. The survey asked 10 people questions about their demographics, knowledge of mental health issues and charities, and what they would like to know more about. Key findings included that most respondents were younger females, over 60% were unaware of Mental Health Awareness Week, and the majority had seen campaigns or posters in places like doctors offices but not as widely. Respondents indicated a willingness to donate to mental health charities and a desire to know more about available support and specific mental health issues and conditions. Only 2 respondents knew any facts about prevalence of mental health issues.
The target audience for the Smile Campaign is 15-20 year olds in the local community. This age group is vulnerable to mental health issues due to school pressures. The campaign aims to motivate people to smile to reduce stress. It will be open to all genders, religions, and socioeconomic backgrounds. Research shows this age group is most likely to see ads on YouTube and mobile phones. They may skip ads quickly, so the campaign video needs to grab attention immediately using techniques like subtle beginnings and j-cuts between speakers. Real people should be featured to create more connection than animations. The video style will be inspired by Mind's channel which uses editing to maintain focus on personal stories of mental health. Their print ads use
The document provides information about the client, Mind, a UK-based mental health charity. It details Mind's mission to support those experiencing mental health problems through raising awareness, improving services, and promoting understanding. Research presented shows the high rates of mental illness among youth and the negative impacts of mental health issues, such as job loss. The target audience for Mind's campaigns is identified as ages 15-18, as most mental health problems develop during these years.
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.
The document discusses plans for an advertising campaign targeting obesity in teenagers aged 15-19. It aims to promote healthy living through nutrition, physical activity, and inspiring personal stories. Primary research found teenagers feel lazy and lack motivation. The ad will be in documentary style, featuring interviews with real people about their struggles and improvements in lifestyle. It aims to simply promote exercise and healthy eating to change lives for the better. The ad will air during mature programming on channels like E4 and Channel 4 to reach its teenage 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.
This document outlines a campaign for Mind, a mental health charity, targeting 15-25 year olds. Research was conducted through surveys to understand the target audience. The campaign includes a TV advertisement showing a day in the life of a teenager dealing with stresses and coping mechanisms. A podcast was also proposed where the creator discusses struggles and coping strategies with another person. The goal is to make listeners feel less alone and encourage healthy coping. The campaign aims to appeal to the interests and needs of the target demographic based on the survey research.
The document provides a brief for a campaign called "The Smile Campaign" for the mental health charity Mind. The brief outlines that Mind wants to encourage people to smile as it can reduce stress. It identifies the target audience as those aged 12-18 as mental health issues are prevalent in schools. Research presented finds high rates of depression in Sunderland and increasing mental health issues among students in the North East of England. Additional research discusses how smiling can reduce stress through neurotransmitters and impact others through a "ripple effect". The brief aims to help develop ideas for a podcast/advert to promote smiling and stress reduction for Mind.
The survey results showed that rock music was the most popular genre among sixth form students. This informed the creator that focusing their music magazine on rock would attract the largest audience. The results also indicated that most students would be willing to pay between £0-£1.50 for the magazine, so pricing it around £1.50 would make it accessible without being too expensive. Finally, releasing the magazine monthly was deemed the best frequency based on it being the most common response.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience of a magazine to determine how well it attracted them. Most respondents said they liked the popular clothes and purple color scheme featured in the magazine and thought it looked professional. The magazine was seen as being aimed at females ages 15 to early 20s. Most respondents said they would or might purchase the magazine, indicating it successfully attracted its intended audience.
To achieve high productivity, it is important for the mind and the brain to be in a very good state. This presentation will help you learn what you need to be in the right state of mind.
This presentation by Bridget L. Brandt is designed to teach conference attendees how to tell a great story. Participants in my sessions all leave with a great story to tell.
www.donorexperience101.com
I start my media career as an editor of a class magazine when I was twelve. This year I thirty-four year olds. And this is my 22 years experience on media jobs. Just five things. Five important things. Thanks you for listening.
Connecting with Change - Confidence BoostCL3Project
Presentation created by Viv Newman from Newman Training Assocates for the Connecting with Change personal development days in Wrexham, Bodelwyddan and Tremadog in May 2011
This document discusses elements of social wellness and healthy relationships. It identifies key aspects of social health like knowing personal needs and limits, choosing relationships carefully, and effective communication. Warning signs of unhealthy relationships like physical, emotional, or sexual abuse are outlined. The importance of social interaction for development and well-being is explained, especially during adolescence. Maintaining positive relationships that uplift individuals and ending those that are harmful is advised.
The document describes research conducted by a student to collect audience feedback on their media products for a music video, digipack, and advert. 20 students ages 15-20, split evenly between boys and girls, watched the music video and reviewed the products. A questionnaire was used to determine what was effective and what needed improvement. The results showed that while all girls enjoyed the products, only 30% of boys enjoyed the narrative-focused music video and none of the boys ages 17-18 enjoyed the "feminine" song. However, both genders felt the products worked well together. The student learned they need to attract both genders more equally.
The document summarizes feedback from a survey of a band's target audience of 13-17 year olds on several media products, including a music video. The survey found that most respondents were male, as the band is male-led. Respondents responded positively to the music video, finding it "brilliant" and "charming" overall. Some suggested making the lead singer appear more masculine to appeal to male viewers. Respondents also felt the band's image and representation across products was effective at portraying their genre. However, the album cover design was not seen as appealing for in-store purchases in the genre.
'what have you learned from you audience feedback?'- Sabrina Roachsabrinaroach
The document summarizes the results of audience feedback the student received for their media studies projects. They surveyed 10 students ages 15-20 (5 boys and 5 girls) who watched their music video and reviewed other materials. Results from the questionnaire showed that most girls enjoyed and related to the narrative theme, while only 30% of boys did. Both genders felt the digital pack and advert matched the video well. Most boys enjoyed performance shots but some girls preferred the "brand image". A bar chart showed 3 of 5 boys enjoyed the products overall, so the student learned they need to attract both genders more equally. The student concluded their target of girls aged 15-20 was accurate but the products don't attract both genders and they
What have i learnt from my audience feedbackvince40
The document summarizes the results of a survey given to an audience about various media products created to promote a house music artist's new album. The survey asked questions about how effectively the music video and ancillary products like the magazine ad and digipak linked together visually. It also asked if the music video seemed geared more towards teenagers or if other age groups would enjoy it. The responses showed that over half felt the products were effectively linked and primarily targeted teenagers, and 80% said the magazine ad made them interested in watching the music video.
This document discusses how small acts of kindness can matter greatly. It argues that focusing too much on big things can diminish the importance of making others happy through small gestures. These small things, like smiling at someone or holding a door, may significantly improve someone's day as we don't know what others are going through. Acts like buying someone a coffee or texting a friend could provide needed support. We should aim to spread kindness through small daily interactions.
This document provides information about the target audience for a project called SMILE, which aims to help 15-20 year olds with mental illness. A survey of the target audience found that 50% feel stressed often or always. Most respondents were 18+ years old, and over 60% had heard of the mental health charity Mind. The document also discusses common coping techniques like retail therapy and toxic positivity. It provides details on Mind's mission to support those with mental health problems through groups, phone/online support. Finally, it outlines ideas for a video that could feature different activities and improvements in body language to represent coping with mental illness.
The document describes a survey of a target audience for a mental health campaign. The survey results show that the target audience is mostly female, aged 16-20, and enjoys low-stress activities like watching TV. Most respondents said they experience stress frequently due to school, work, and family responsibilities. While mental health statuses varied, no one reported being in very good mental health. The results suggest the campaign should focus on helping audiences address stress and providing support resources, as mental health issues negatively impact many of their lives.
The document summarizes the findings from a survey on mental health awareness. The survey asked 10 people questions about their demographics, knowledge of mental health issues and charities, and what they would like to know more about. Key findings included that most respondents were younger females, over 60% were unaware of Mental Health Awareness Week, and the majority had seen campaigns or posters in places like doctors offices but not as widely. Respondents indicated a willingness to donate to mental health charities and a desire to know more about available support and specific mental health issues and conditions. Only 2 respondents knew any facts about prevalence of mental health issues.
The target audience for the Smile Campaign is 15-20 year olds in the local community. This age group is vulnerable to mental health issues due to school pressures. The campaign aims to motivate people to smile to reduce stress. It will be open to all genders, religions, and socioeconomic backgrounds. Research shows this age group is most likely to see ads on YouTube and mobile phones. They may skip ads quickly, so the campaign video needs to grab attention immediately using techniques like subtle beginnings and j-cuts between speakers. Real people should be featured to create more connection than animations. The video style will be inspired by Mind's channel which uses editing to maintain focus on personal stories of mental health. Their print ads use
The document provides information about the client, Mind, a UK-based mental health charity. It details Mind's mission to support those experiencing mental health problems through raising awareness, improving services, and promoting understanding. Research presented shows the high rates of mental illness among youth and the negative impacts of mental health issues, such as job loss. The target audience for Mind's campaigns is identified as ages 15-18, as most mental health problems develop during these years.
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.
The document discusses plans for an advertising campaign targeting obesity in teenagers aged 15-19. It aims to promote healthy living through nutrition, physical activity, and inspiring personal stories. Primary research found teenagers feel lazy and lack motivation. The ad will be in documentary style, featuring interviews with real people about their struggles and improvements in lifestyle. It aims to simply promote exercise and healthy eating to change lives for the better. The ad will air during mature programming on channels like E4 and Channel 4 to reach its teenage 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.
This document outlines a campaign for Mind, a mental health charity, targeting 15-25 year olds. Research was conducted through surveys to understand the target audience. The campaign includes a TV advertisement showing a day in the life of a teenager dealing with stresses and coping mechanisms. A podcast was also proposed where the creator discusses struggles and coping strategies with another person. The goal is to make listeners feel less alone and encourage healthy coping. The campaign aims to appeal to the interests and needs of the target demographic based on the survey research.
The document provides a brief for a campaign called "The Smile Campaign" for the mental health charity Mind. The brief outlines that Mind wants to encourage people to smile as it can reduce stress. It identifies the target audience as those aged 12-18 as mental health issues are prevalent in schools. Research presented finds high rates of depression in Sunderland and increasing mental health issues among students in the North East of England. Additional research discusses how smiling can reduce stress through neurotransmitters and impact others through a "ripple effect". The brief aims to help develop ideas for a podcast/advert to promote smiling and stress reduction for Mind.
Betty analyzed the results of her survey on mental health that received 18 responses. She feels the survey did not get enough attention online and most responses came from her classmates. The majority of respondents were aged 16-18 and male. Over 40% of respondents knew 5 or more people affected by mental health issues. The responses supported campaigning to raise awareness of mental health issues among youth and improving support systems. However, two respondents disagreed with some aspects of campaigning.
Betty analyzed the results of her survey on mental health that received 18 responses. She feels the survey did not get enough attention online and most responses came from her classmates. The majority of respondents were aged 16-18 and male. Over 40% of respondents knew 5 or more people affected by mental health issues. The responses supported campaigning to raise awareness of mental health issues among youth and improving support systems. However, two respondents disagreed with some aspects of campaigning.
This document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to determine the audience for a photography project on portraying life with mental illness. Key findings include:
- 60% of respondents were female, aged 15-19, and had direct experience with mental illness either personally or through close relationships.
- 90% of respondents felt positively about the idea, though the 10% without mental illness experience answered neutrally.
- 70% were interested in photography tackling mental health issues, while the remaining 30% correlated with those over 40 or without personal experience.
- Open-ended responses provided expectations for the images, such as conveying emotions/struggles or promoting awareness and understanding.
The document provides information from surveys conducted to inform a PTSD awareness campaign targeting 16-24 year olds. The surveys found that 16-20 year olds had the lowest awareness of PTSD. Females were more likely to take the survey than males. Those aged 21-45 were identified as the target audience. The surveys also found that knowing someone in the military increased awareness of PTSD, and many respondents knew someone suffering from PTSD. Respondents felt not enough support was provided for PTSD sufferers and more campaigns were needed. This information will be used to create a campaign focused on helping sufferers and raising awareness among 16-20 year olds through concise messaging.
The survey results document summarizes the findings from a survey about mental health and stress for a target audience of 12-18 year olds. Key findings include:
- Most respondents were aged 16-18, with good representation across age groups.
- Two-thirds identified as women, one-fifth as men, and one-tenth as non-binary.
- Respondents experience low moods often or all the time.
- Half said their mental health was average or poor.
- Stress was a major issue, with most feeling stressed often.
- Activities like music, reading, and time alone helped relieve stress.
- Friends, family, and animals were top things that made
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire on mental health. Key findings include:
- Most respondents were aged 16-19, likely because the questionnaire was shared mostly with that group.
- The majority of respondents were male, and all males reported never having a mental illness. This may indicate reluctance to disclose issues.
- Females were more likely to report current or previous mental health conditions.
- Sexual orientation did not impact results.
- Many respondents, especially male, were unaware of where to seek help for mental health issues.
This document provides information about various mental health topics relevant to adolescents, including:
1. It defines mental health and psychological well-being, and discusses the importance of interpreting concepts of mental health in everyday observations during adolescence.
2. It identifies common mental health problems that can occur during adolescence such as depression, anxiety, and body image issues.
3. It provides strategies for adolescents to maintain good mental health, including identifying their own vulnerabilities and creating a plan to stay mentally healthy.
The survey analyzed awareness of the Irene Stacy Community Mental Health Center. Surveys were distributed to various locations and most respondents were females aged 18-24. While most respondents had heard of Irene Stacy, few knew its programs. Respondents knew little about mental health issues and treatments. Most had a friend/family member with mental health or substance abuse issues. Social media and television were most used for news. The focus group provided additional insights. College campuses were identified as untapped resources. Wages needed to be competitive to retain staff. Negative press hurt Irene Stacy's image. Increased outreach and partnerships were recommended. Both highlighted opportunities for Irene Stacy to improve awareness of its services and build its brand in the
The student proposes creating a public service announcement on the issues of homelessness and lack of access to sports programs for children, to bring awareness to the struggles faced by homeless youth and families. The PSA will highlight how homelessness can affect anyone and that those experiencing it are still deserving of dignity and opportunities. It will air on television and online to educate both teenagers and adults on understanding homelessness beyond superficial judgments.
- The document discusses planning and research for a documentary and poster creation project about Sunderland Culture.
- The creator conducted research on Sunderland Culture's goals of supporting the local community and educating about local history.
- An audience survey was administered to determine which topic - growing up in the Northeast, identity, football, or wealth disparity - would be most interesting for the documentary and poster. Generational growth and identity were selected.
- Further research involved podcasts and documentaries about life in the Northeast to inform the documentary's style and questions. Local artists were also studied for inspiration for the poster design.
The document summarizes the filmmaker's process over two days of editing their documentary about growing up in the Northeast in the 1970s. On the first day, they organized their footage by renaming files, transferred files to their computer, and noticed audio issues like static that they wanted to fix. They experimented with different audio effects in DaVinci Resolve but had trouble reducing the static. On the second day, they edited their documentary together in Premiere Pro, loading all media and placing interview clips in order. They found the "Dehummer" effect successfully removed static from audio clips.
The document is a production diary detailing the process of creating promotional posters for a documentary about growing up in the Northeast of England in the 1970s. Over several days, the diary documents sketches, design iterations in Canva, feedback received, and survey results testing different poster designs with target audiences. Based on the feedback, simplistic designs with retro fonts and borders were generally preferred to designs with additional graphics or effects. The most popular design was the original simple silhouette design, informing the creator that less is more for capturing audience attention.
Sunderland Culture is a charity based in Sunderland, England that aims to inspire and educate people about the region's history and future possibilities through art. It operates five buildings around Sunderland that host classes, exhibitions, and community events. The charity raises funds to commission new artworks and projects by local artists to showcase the community and support its members. It partners with other local organizations and businesses to jointly fund and display artworks that reflect different aspects of Sunderland.
The Washington Youth Film Collective is organized by Dan Appleby and freelance filmmaker Alistair Cumming. Through sessions of the Collective, the narrator has learned skills like camera operation, cinematography, screenwriting, and post-production editing from Alistair. The group's first task was to interview each other, taking turns operating equipment. They discussed more equipment and analyzed films. Their first project was a short horror film called "The Grey Lady," which the narrator helped film through lighting, sound, and directing. It took three weeks to complete the film due to many scenes and technical challenges.
Northern Stage hosted a comedy fest in Newcastle on May 13, 2022. The event featured talks from actors, producers, screenwriters, and directors about their experiences in the industry and how they want to change it. The author attended four sessions and learned about the many career paths and jobs in media industries, including how neurodiversity is addressed. They discovered how networking benefits line managers and helps create new ideas. The author is now considering careers as a producer or director based on the interesting discussions. The event provided valuable insights into how the film and TV industry impacts people and raises awareness of issues like ADHD.
This networking experience was a visit to the Washington Arts Centre on September 23rd. The Centre is owned by Sunderland Culture, an organization that aims to bring more culture and community engagement through art exhibitions and classes across several locations. During the tour, the visitor learned about the various art exhibitions, classes, and activities held at the Centre for the local community. They also discussed the Centre's history as a stable and efforts to engage younger generations. The visitor gained valuable insight into how such facilities obtain artwork, host exhibitions, and provide opportunities for up-and-coming artists to gain exposure.
Leo Pearlman is a producer and executive producer who has worked on many movies and documentaries. He gave a talk about his experience in the media industry and opportunities for those starting off, sharing both positive and negative lessons he learned. He also discussed how other industry professionals got their start compared to where they are now. The talk showed there are many opportunities in media and people willing to help newcomers, while introducing the speaker's own career path.
The document summarizes a spring cleaning event that took place in April 2022 in Sunderland Riverside. Students from a local college helped clean up under a bridge in collaboration with local organizations. The event organizer had the goal of cleaning up trash and allowing easier walking access. The writer photographed and filmed students working hard despite cold weather, and interviewed some to create a video highlighting their charitable work. The event inspired the writer and provided experience dealing with recording challenges like windy conditions.
Sunderland Culture is a charity based in Sunderland that aims to inspire youth and educate them about the region's history and future potential. They hold exhibitions and classes to engage the community. The "Bright Lights" exhibition features art by local youth to inspire and engage them. The document discusses conducting research through a questionnaire for the 16-25 year old target audience. It provides ideas for a documentary on generations growing up in the northeast and the Newcastle-Sunderland football rivalry. Print poster ideas focus on creating a collage to showcase the identity of the northeast region of England.
Zara McDermott is an English media personality who appeared on the reality show Love Island. She has since produced a BBC documentary on eating disorders and uncovered rape culture. The documentary provided insight into how eating disorders manifest and are not limited to underweight individuals. It also detailed Zara's experience with online abuse from trolls after Love Island. When asked if she regretted going on Love Island, Zara said the villa experience was great and she wouldn't be where she is today without it. The documentary showed how ruthless the media industry can be and how modern generations may struggle with its pressures. A media industry professional advised that getting work requires demonstrating familiarity with television by discussing what was watched recently.
David Puttnam is a renowned British film producer who has worked on many award-winning films since the 1960s. He discussed his career journey from his early work on television shows to his breakthrough film success with Bugsy Malone. Puttnam went on to produce several other hit films, winning Best Picture at the Academy Awards five times. Through his online seminar, he provided insights into the filmmaking process and the many roles involved in bringing ideas to life on screen. He also spoke about key lessons and guidance he received from friends in the industry that helped shape his successful career.
The document describes the process of creating and refining a post-production showreel over multiple drafts. Based on feedback from surveys, the creator worked to add an intro, shorten clips, better match audio, and add an outro. For the final draft, an upbeat music track was chosen and clips were adjusted to match its pace. Feedback indicated people liked the showreel overall, with no significant suggestions for further improvement.
The document provides tips for preparing for and conducting oneself during a job interview. It recommends thoroughly researching the company and position ahead of time. During the interview, the document advises being prompt, prepared with questions to ask, and having a professional demeanor. Some common interview questions are outlined, along with tips on how to appropriately address them by highlighting relevant strengths and experiences. Proper business attire and positive body language are also emphasized.
This document discusses the design of a business card for Jasmine McNeil's media and film business. It provides details on three different business card designs created using Canva.
The first design uses a template that is modified with yellow colors and graphics to represent honey and create a bee theme. It includes the business name and logo in the center with contact information on the back.
The second design uses colored spots and honeycomb graphics on a simple background with the name and logo in the middle. It is meant to be understated but informative.
The third design is created from scratch with watercolor stains and a honeycomb graphic in the background. A serif sans font is used for readability and
The document discusses the process of designing a logo for a business called Bea Productions. The logo aims to incorporate a bee design to represent the business name. Various designs are explored using different bee images, color palettes, backgrounds, and font styles. Feedback is gathered from others on the designs. The final logo features the original bee image with a darker green background and golden gradient font, which testers responded was professional, modern, and eye-catching. This design is selected as the best representation of the business.
The document discusses potential filming locations in the Northeast of England for a documentary. Locations included are:
Newcastle Monument - Short clips would be filmed here to showcase the landmark and use in a montage.
Tyne Bridge - Multiple views would be captured, including from walking or bus, to prominently feature the recognizable bridge.
Sunderland Winter Gardens - Exterior shots from various angles would be taken to depict the size and identify the location.
Sunderland Park Lane - Brief bus and people clips ranging from 5-20 seconds would be recorded at the transport hub and edited into a montage.
Gateshead Millennium Bridge - Viewpoints of the distinctive "blinking
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
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.
This document provides an overview of wound healing, its functions, stages, mechanisms, factors affecting it, and complications.
A wound is a break in the integrity of the skin or tissues, which may be associated with disruption of the structure and function.
Healing is the body’s response to injury in an attempt to restore normal structure and functions.
Healing can occur in two ways: Regeneration and Repair
There are 4 phases of wound healing: hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation, and remodeling. This document also describes the mechanism of wound healing. Factors that affect healing include infection, uncontrolled diabetes, poor nutrition, age, anemia, the presence of foreign bodies, etc.
Complications of wound healing like infection, hyperpigmentation of scar, contractures, and keloid formation.
Chapter wise All Notes of First year Basic Civil Engineering.pptxDenish Jangid
Chapter wise All Notes of First year Basic Civil Engineering
Syllabus
Chapter-1
Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
Chapter 2
Introduction: Scope and Specialization of Civil Engineering, Role of civil Engineer in Society, Impact of infrastructural development on economy of country.
Chapter 3
Surveying: Object Principles & Types of Surveying; Site Plans, Plans & Maps; Scales & Unit of different Measurements.
Linear Measurements: Instruments used. Linear Measurement by Tape, Ranging out Survey Lines and overcoming Obstructions; Measurements on sloping ground; Tape corrections, conventional symbols. Angular Measurements: Instruments used; Introduction to Compass Surveying, Bearings and Longitude & Latitude of a Line, Introduction to total station.
Levelling: Instrument used Object of levelling, Methods of levelling in brief, and Contour maps.
Chapter 4
Buildings: Selection of site for Buildings, Layout of Building Plan, Types of buildings, Plinth area, carpet area, floor space index, Introduction to building byelaws, concept of sun light & ventilation. Components of Buildings & their functions, Basic concept of R.C.C., Introduction to types of foundation
Chapter 5
Transportation: Introduction to Transportation Engineering; Traffic and Road Safety: Types and Characteristics of Various Modes of Transportation; Various Road Traffic Signs, Causes of Accidents and Road Safety Measures.
Chapter 6
Environmental Engineering: Environmental Pollution, Environmental Acts and Regulations, Functional Concepts of Ecology, Basics of Species, Biodiversity, Ecosystem, Hydrological Cycle; Chemical Cycles: Carbon, Nitrogen & Phosphorus; Energy Flow in Ecosystems.
Water Pollution: Water Quality standards, Introduction to Treatment & Disposal of Waste Water. Reuse and Saving of Water, Rain Water Harvesting. Solid Waste Management: Classification of Solid Waste, Collection, Transportation and Disposal of Solid. Recycling of Solid Waste: Energy Recovery, Sanitary Landfill, On-Site Sanitation. Air & Noise Pollution: Primary and Secondary air pollutants, Harmful effects of Air Pollution, Control of Air Pollution. . Noise Pollution Harmful Effects of noise pollution, control of noise pollution, Global warming & Climate Change, Ozone depletion, Greenhouse effect
Text Books:
1. Palancharmy, Basic Civil Engineering, McGraw Hill publishers.
2. Satheesh Gopi, Basic Civil Engineering, Pearson Publishers.
3. Ketki Rangwala Dalal, Essentials of Civil Engineering, Charotar Publishing House.
4. BCP, Surveying volume 1
Philippine Edukasyong Pantahanan at Pangkabuhayan (EPP) CurriculumMJDuyan
(𝐓𝐋𝐄 𝟏𝟎𝟎) (𝐋𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐨𝐧 𝟏)-𝐏𝐫𝐞𝐥𝐢𝐦𝐬
𝐃𝐢𝐬𝐜𝐮𝐬𝐬 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐄𝐏𝐏 𝐂𝐮𝐫𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐮𝐥𝐮𝐦 𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐏𝐡𝐢𝐥𝐢𝐩𝐩𝐢𝐧𝐞𝐬:
- Understand the goals and objectives of the Edukasyong Pantahanan at Pangkabuhayan (EPP) curriculum, recognizing its importance in fostering practical life skills and values among students. Students will also be able to identify the key components and subjects covered, such as agriculture, home economics, industrial arts, and information and communication technology.
𝐄𝐱𝐩𝐥𝐚𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐍𝐚𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐒𝐜𝐨𝐩𝐞 𝐨𝐟 𝐚𝐧 𝐄𝐧𝐭𝐫𝐞𝐩𝐫𝐞𝐧𝐞𝐮𝐫:
-Define entrepreneurship, distinguishing it from general business activities by emphasizing its focus on innovation, risk-taking, and value creation. Students will describe the characteristics and traits of successful entrepreneurs, including their roles and responsibilities, and discuss the broader economic and social impacts of entrepreneurial activities on both local and global scales.
ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 42001, and GDPR: Best Practices for Implementation and...PECB
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How to Make a Field Mandatory in Odoo 17Celine George
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Communicating effectively and consistently with students can help them feel at ease during their learning experience and provide the instructor with a communication trail to track the course's progress. This workshop will take you through constructing an engaging course container to facilitate effective communication.
How to Setup Warehouse & Location in Odoo 17 InventoryCeline George
In this slide, we'll explore how to set up warehouses and locations in Odoo 17 Inventory. This will help us manage our stock effectively, track inventory levels, and streamline warehouse operations.
2. Target Audience
Age: 15 to 20 years old Gender, Religion & Race : None
In the brief Mind sent, I know that their target
audience is 15 to 18 years old and by some of
my own research I found that "Half of the
mental ill health starts by the age 15
and 75% develops by the age 18" This age
group are more likely to be stressed as they
are in some form of education.
Gender , Religion and Race will not be a
main part of the target audience profile
as this in a non-bias campaign which is
trying to get the target audience smile. I
wish to be inclusive to the target audience
and help the community.
Education: Secondary , College,
University
Social Grade
From the age of the target audience, I know
that they are most likely in some form of
education which will cause them many
reasons to be stressed. Stress is found quite
often in this age range as they are put under a
lot of pressure socially and academically.
The social grade for the target audience will
be D as they are mostly likely in a form of
full-time education, so they won't have any
time for employment. Some may have a
part time job, but it will be unlikely they
have a full-time job as they are in some
form of education.
20XX
Smile Campaign 2
3. Survey – Target
Audience
In order to understand my target audience, I conducted a
survey in order for them to fill out. This will allow me to
understand what they know, think and feel about stress and
how much they go through it.
The gender of my audience is evenly split so I know that
gender will not play any role in creating the ideas for my
video as everyone suffers from stress and needs to know
how to control it.
On the survey I asked about what types of things they like a
simple thing that makes them smile and many of them said
animlas which make them smile or music. This shows me
that animals and music have a bigger impact on the target
audience then I thought.
This informs me that I could center the video around music
or animals to intrigue and aim for the target audience while
also linking in mental health, stress and how smiling can
help with dealing with stress.
Another question I asked was about what they thought of
Mind and what they knew of them, I asked this to get an
understand if they were informed of the charity mind and if
they knew how Mind helps many people around the UK each
20XX Pitch deck title 3
How old are you?
What is your Gender?
4. Target
Audience
From the information I was able to gather from the survey by target audience is what
intrigues them the most and what they already know about the charity Mind.
From the survey I am able to see that many of the target audience already knows who the
company Mind is but not many know what their core values are and why they want to help
everyone they can with their mental health. I want to show the audience what the core
values are, and Mind does not just help with your mental help they help you be able to live
your life with a full support system.
I am going to have to do this by show how easy it is to ask for help from mind and how
easy it is to gain all the information you need if you don’t know what to do so they are fully
informed about situations they may be in.
I know already from the audience that they are more likely to be face stress and stressful
situations day to day, as this based on their age range. The age range is more likely to
face stressful situations as they have to face education, friends' drama , family drama and
many other things that can deeply impact their life at that age and form them into the
person they could be.
For the video I know from the age range I must find a way to show that smiling can deeply
affect your mental health and improve your physical health Aswell.
20XX Pitch deck title 4