This document analyzes several posters and webpages created by homeless charities. It examines aspects like photography, fonts, colors, layout, language and text. Overall, the document finds that the designs effectively communicate their messages through the use of images that draw viewers in, color schemes that convey the right mood, easy-to-read fonts, short descriptive text, and layouts that balance images and words. While some designs could be improved with brighter colors or less text, the analysis provides insights into effective visual communication strategies for promoting homeless charities.
The document discusses the design elements used in posters and webpages for homeless charities. It analyzes the use of photography, fonts, color schemes, layouts, and language. For posters, a single focal image is used to draw the eye, with short impactful text. Red is often incorporated to emphasize key points and convey urgency. Webpages feature split text, balanced with images, and interactive elements like social media links. Photography shows fundraising events and personal stories. Language is simple and direct to clearly communicate the message.
The document provides an evaluation of a social action advertising campaign. It discusses whether the campaign is fit for purpose by clearly communicating its message to the target audience. The evaluation notes that the campaign catches attention with bright colors and happy images. It also keeps the message simple to understand. The campaign maintains consistency across different publications using the same colors, fonts, and positive tone. While original intentions changed somewhat in execution, key elements like the color scheme and fonts remained the same.
The document discusses an evaluation of a social action advertising campaign for a charity called SASH. The evaluation addresses whether the campaign is fit for purpose, clearly communicates its message, and is appropriate for its target audience. The creator believes the campaign is effective because each ad highlights specific information simply and clearly. Images of regular teenagers help viewers relate to homeless youths. Contact details are prominently featured to allow urgent access to help. The tone is welcoming without being formal. Comparisons are made between the creator's intentions and final outcomes, noting changes made to improve layouts, colors and organization.
Ellie Marsh created several products for a social action campaign about sexual harassment in the workplace. She made posters, leaflets, keyrings, bags, and banners with consistent branding featuring a logo and color scheme. Ellie sought feedback on whether her pieces clearly communicated the message of empowering victims and informing them of their rights and options. Survey responses indicated that most people understood the message, while one poster could be improved by making the text more legible. Ellie designed her products specifically for her target audience of young women aged 19-25 who may experience harassment.
Ellie Marsh created several products for a social action campaign about sexual harassment in the workplace. She made posters, leaflets, keyrings, bags, and banners with consistent branding featuring a logo and color scheme. Ellie surveyed peers about whether her posters clearly communicated the message, and most respondents said yes and could identify that the message was about speaking up about harassment. However, one respondent said the text was difficult to read against the dark background at times. Overall, Ellie aimed her campaign's products at young women aged 19-25 who may be targets of harassment, using appropriate imagery, facts, and advice to fit this audience.
The two magazine pages use bright green bubbles and a faded effect to link the pages together visually without an actual page split. Quotes from the featured band help provide insight into the band's personalities while drawing the reader in. The layout uses a combination of text and images in a way that is both appealing and professional. While the background could use more visual interest and some images might benefit from different cropping, overall the spread effectively introduces the reader to the band through its design.
In this document, the author summarizes how their media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real magazines. They used conventions like including a masthead on the front cover and contents page for branding. They developed conventions by using a drop shadow on the masthead and softer color scheme. The author challenged conventions by using muted colors instead of bright ones typically seen in rock magazines. Across multiple pages, the author both adopted typical magazine layouts but also developed them by using a more formal, structured style.
The document provides an outline for creating promotional materials for a music tour. It includes sections for draft designs, mind maps, mood boards, colors, layouts, fonts, production schedule, launch dates, and safety practices. The goal is to finalize the layout, style, and content for a poster and advertisement to pitch to a client promoting a solo artist's tour called "COLE".
The document discusses the design elements used in posters and webpages for homeless charities. It analyzes the use of photography, fonts, color schemes, layouts, and language. For posters, a single focal image is used to draw the eye, with short impactful text. Red is often incorporated to emphasize key points and convey urgency. Webpages feature split text, balanced with images, and interactive elements like social media links. Photography shows fundraising events and personal stories. Language is simple and direct to clearly communicate the message.
The document provides an evaluation of a social action advertising campaign. It discusses whether the campaign is fit for purpose by clearly communicating its message to the target audience. The evaluation notes that the campaign catches attention with bright colors and happy images. It also keeps the message simple to understand. The campaign maintains consistency across different publications using the same colors, fonts, and positive tone. While original intentions changed somewhat in execution, key elements like the color scheme and fonts remained the same.
The document discusses an evaluation of a social action advertising campaign for a charity called SASH. The evaluation addresses whether the campaign is fit for purpose, clearly communicates its message, and is appropriate for its target audience. The creator believes the campaign is effective because each ad highlights specific information simply and clearly. Images of regular teenagers help viewers relate to homeless youths. Contact details are prominently featured to allow urgent access to help. The tone is welcoming without being formal. Comparisons are made between the creator's intentions and final outcomes, noting changes made to improve layouts, colors and organization.
Ellie Marsh created several products for a social action campaign about sexual harassment in the workplace. She made posters, leaflets, keyrings, bags, and banners with consistent branding featuring a logo and color scheme. Ellie sought feedback on whether her pieces clearly communicated the message of empowering victims and informing them of their rights and options. Survey responses indicated that most people understood the message, while one poster could be improved by making the text more legible. Ellie designed her products specifically for her target audience of young women aged 19-25 who may experience harassment.
Ellie Marsh created several products for a social action campaign about sexual harassment in the workplace. She made posters, leaflets, keyrings, bags, and banners with consistent branding featuring a logo and color scheme. Ellie surveyed peers about whether her posters clearly communicated the message, and most respondents said yes and could identify that the message was about speaking up about harassment. However, one respondent said the text was difficult to read against the dark background at times. Overall, Ellie aimed her campaign's products at young women aged 19-25 who may be targets of harassment, using appropriate imagery, facts, and advice to fit this audience.
The two magazine pages use bright green bubbles and a faded effect to link the pages together visually without an actual page split. Quotes from the featured band help provide insight into the band's personalities while drawing the reader in. The layout uses a combination of text and images in a way that is both appealing and professional. While the background could use more visual interest and some images might benefit from different cropping, overall the spread effectively introduces the reader to the band through its design.
In this document, the author summarizes how their media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real magazines. They used conventions like including a masthead on the front cover and contents page for branding. They developed conventions by using a drop shadow on the masthead and softer color scheme. The author challenged conventions by using muted colors instead of bright ones typically seen in rock magazines. Across multiple pages, the author both adopted typical magazine layouts but also developed them by using a more formal, structured style.
The document provides an outline for creating promotional materials for a music tour. It includes sections for draft designs, mind maps, mood boards, colors, layouts, fonts, production schedule, launch dates, and safety practices. The goal is to finalize the layout, style, and content for a poster and advertisement to pitch to a client promoting a solo artist's tour called "COLE".
The document provides an analysis of a campaign poster, website, and campaign advert.
The campaign poster uses composition, color scheme, scaling, and typography to focus attention on Barack Obama and communicate his message.
The website for a London cycling campaign achieves its goals through composition, color, navigation, grid structure, and imagery. It provides information interactively.
The campaign advert uses composition, lighting, color, scaling, semiotics, and typography to explore gender issues humorously and empower female viewers. It incorporates genre, ideology and brand identity through its upbeat style.
The document analyzes three existing photography products: a photography guide magazine that provides tips and inspiration, a freelance photographer's website showcasing their work and services, and a photography company's business card design. It examines aspects like target audiences, design elements, and goals of each product. The analysis provides context and insights that could help in developing new photography-related products and tailoring them to specific target demographics.
This document provides details for creating promotional materials for a music tour, including a poster and magazine advertisement. It includes mind maps and mood boards to inspire the design work. Draft hand-drawn layouts are created for both pieces along with plans for fonts, colors, graphics, production schedule, and safe working practices. The goal is to finalize the designs and pitch them to a client for a June 25th launch date. Proofreading and a budget are also addressed.
1. The document describes the design choices made for a magazine targeted at young girls aged 8-13 who enjoy music, fashion, and celebrities. Market research was conducted to inform the design.
2. Care was taken to use colors, fonts, and layouts that would appeal to the target audience. Images of attractive celebrities were used throughout to represent aspirational figures for readers.
3. Digital editing tools like Photoshop were used to enhance photographs and give the magazine a polished, professional look in line with the audience's preferences.
This document discusses four potential design concepts for Irn-Bru packaging and advertising. Each concept focuses on different elements like fonts, images, color schemes, and themes. The first focuses on contrasting masculine and feminine design elements. The second emphasizes clear, easy to understand fonts and eye-catching comic-style images. The third features a muted color scheme with high contrast black and white images. The fourth centers around using infographics to convey product information in an innovative, humorous way. Across concepts, the document explores updating Irn-Bru's branding while retaining elements of its distinctive style.
The campaign poster summarizes is for Barack Obama's 2008 presidential campaign. It features an image of Obama with text including "Be the Change" and the inauguration date of January 20, 2009. The colors blue, red and white were used to represent the US flag and create an eye-catching design. The poster uses bold fonts and imagery of the White House to promote Obama and the upcoming inauguration.
This document provides details on the design of billboard advertisements to raise awareness of youth homelessness. It discusses two design concepts:
The first concept features a young person in black and white to look "old and dreary" with a blue background and bold black text. It aims to attract attention with the contrasting colors and convey a strong message about making homeless youth visible.
The second concept shows four images of teenagers - two sad and two happy - to demonstrate how the charity helps different people. It centers the images at eye level and includes comic-style text and the logo to appeal to youth. Both concepts aim to portray homeless youth as normal and in need of help.
The document analyzes conventions used in magazine double page spreads and radio advertisements. It discusses conventions like main images, colors, fonts, pull quotes, and page layouts that are used to attract readers' attention and convey information in magazines. It also examines conventions in radio ads like dates, voices, music, humor, and length that are meant to engage listeners. The document provides examples of how several real magazine articles and radio ads employ these different conventions.
This document summarizes the key design elements and conventions used in magazine double page spreads and radio adverts. It discusses things like masterheads to establish brand recognition, use of fonts and colors to draw attention and imply messages, main images of characters to portray them and their role, pull quotes to make the reader feel intrigued, and page numbers to help readers find specific information. The purpose of these elements is to effectively attract the target audience, guide them through the content, and leave them wanting to learn more about what is being advertised, such as a new crime documentary or music artist.
The document provides details on logo designs, campaign posters, merchandise designs, and membership forms for a charity focused on cleaning beaches and protecting wildlife.
The logo designs feature a simple surfboard logo to represent the organization. Campaign posters will use dark tones and emotive imagery to target adults rather than children. Merchandise designs include clothing, accessories, and printed items featuring penguins, starfish, and the charity's logo in bright colors for children or monochrome tones for adults. Membership forms will include information on the charity, benefits of joining, and space to provide contact details.
The document provides details on logo designs, campaign posters, and merchandise designs for a charity campaign aimed at reducing litter on beaches. For the logo, the designer improved it by simplifying the surfboard graphic and using a bold font with thick outlines. Three campaign posters were designed for adults using less imagery and more text in a formal tone. The posters use a deteriorating double exposure effect to emphasize the message. A two-sided membership form and designs for t-shirts, hats and bags are also presented, with the designs focusing on the logo or modern graphics related to beaches and wildlife.
How I have used, developed and challenged media conventionsaishak22
The document discusses adhering to and challenging conventions in magazine design for a pop genre magazine. It describes using typical layouts, color schemes, and graphic elements commonly seen in pop magazines. However, it also aims to create a unique edge by using a gender-neutral band as the cover feature, atypical facial expressions, and an interview-style article that subverts expectations. The goal is to engage the target teenage audience through both familiar conventions and unexpected design choices.
The document discusses adhering to and challenging conventions in magazine design for a pop genre magazine. It describes using typical layouts, color schemes, and graphic elements commonly seen in pop magazines. However, it also aims to create a unique edge by using a gender-neutral band as the focus, atypical facial expressions and poses, and an interview-style article that subverts expectations. The goal is to engage the target teenage audience while putting a fresh spin on typical pop magazine conventions.
The document discusses genre conventions of newspapers such as bold headlines, subheadings, use of images and photos, and article structure. It provides details on layout, use of fonts, inclusion of bylines and captions. The document also discusses how the media product meets these conventions through bold eye-catching mastheads, column structure of articles, use of serif fonts, and placement of minor details. Audience feedback confirmed the balance of text and images and professional appearance of the product.
The document provides an analysis of existing fanzine products. It finds that fanzines typically use more images than text as readers do not want large blocks of text in their spare time. Bold fonts are important for any text to catch readers' attention. Front covers need to be aesthetically pleasing to attract readers. Color schemes and themes should match the topic. Images are key to showing content about subjects like street art. Both informal and formal writing styles can be effective depending on the intended audience.
Henry Buckham was contracted to design promotional materials for the charity Surfers Against Sewage, including a logo, campaign poster, recruitment form, and merchandise. He created several logo designs before settling on a simple circular logo featuring a wave shape. For the campaign poster, he designed two versions before selecting one with a serious message about cigarette litter using impactful typography and color matching the logo. The recruitment form featured images of polluted beaches with compelling text to recruit members. The merchandise line included apparel and accessories branded with original graphics tying into SAS campaigns.
The document compares the author's draft and actual front covers for their R&B magazine called "Desire". For the actual cover, the author zoomed in more on the model's face to make her the center of attention. Colors were changed to red, black, and white to appeal to the target audience. More text was added for more information. A barcode and issue number were included to make it seem more like a real magazine. The name "Desire" was chosen to create an association between the magazine and readers.
The document provides an analysis of different homeless charity marketing campaigns. It summarizes the fonts, color schemes, images, tones, and techniques used in posters and websites for Shelter, Centrepoint, and SASH homeless charities. Key points made are that the fonts are universally readable, red is used to convey danger in Shelter and Centrepoint materials, and green represents safety in the Centrepoint and SASH campaigns. Statistics and impactful images are analyzed as effective techniques to raise awareness. Similarities and differences between the campaigns are discussed. The results of a homeless survey show negative stereotypes influence perceptions and support is seen as key to addressing homelessness.
Chapter 4 lecture 5, 6 social action / Interactiion Liaqat Jogi .
1. Max Weber defined sociology as the science of social action, which refers to any action that takes into account other people's actions and influences them.
2. Talcott Parsons identified five basic elements of social action: the actor, the goal, the social situation, normative orientation, and energy.
3. Max Weber further classified social action into four categories: rational action oriented toward individual ends, rational action oriented toward absolute values, traditionally oriented action, and affectually oriented action.
The presentation covered homelessness from several perspectives. Charisma provided basic research on the issue and its importance given Toronto's growing population. Shanshan analyzed the root causes such as economic recession, lack of affordable housing, and addiction. She also discussed effects on society like increased government costs and crime. May and Jay proposed social actions like volunteering or donating to Covenant House Toronto, which provides services to homeless youth. They also mentioned Five Days for the Homeless, a campaign where students live homeless to raise awareness and funds.
Social action is a method of social work that aims to mobilize groups and bring about structural changes in social systems to promote social justice and empowerment. It uses strategies like propaganda and social legislation. The objectives of social action include preventing needs, improving conditions for large groups, and redistributing power and resources. Principles of social action include building credibility, legitimizing goals, dramatizing issues, using multiple strategies like education and power, taking a dual approach of building counter-systems, and implementing various economic, social, and political programs. The process involves defining needs, planning action, mobilizing resources, implementing programs, and evaluating outcomes.
The document provides an analysis of a campaign poster, website, and campaign advert.
The campaign poster uses composition, color scheme, scaling, and typography to focus attention on Barack Obama and communicate his message.
The website for a London cycling campaign achieves its goals through composition, color, navigation, grid structure, and imagery. It provides information interactively.
The campaign advert uses composition, lighting, color, scaling, semiotics, and typography to explore gender issues humorously and empower female viewers. It incorporates genre, ideology and brand identity through its upbeat style.
The document analyzes three existing photography products: a photography guide magazine that provides tips and inspiration, a freelance photographer's website showcasing their work and services, and a photography company's business card design. It examines aspects like target audiences, design elements, and goals of each product. The analysis provides context and insights that could help in developing new photography-related products and tailoring them to specific target demographics.
This document provides details for creating promotional materials for a music tour, including a poster and magazine advertisement. It includes mind maps and mood boards to inspire the design work. Draft hand-drawn layouts are created for both pieces along with plans for fonts, colors, graphics, production schedule, and safe working practices. The goal is to finalize the designs and pitch them to a client for a June 25th launch date. Proofreading and a budget are also addressed.
1. The document describes the design choices made for a magazine targeted at young girls aged 8-13 who enjoy music, fashion, and celebrities. Market research was conducted to inform the design.
2. Care was taken to use colors, fonts, and layouts that would appeal to the target audience. Images of attractive celebrities were used throughout to represent aspirational figures for readers.
3. Digital editing tools like Photoshop were used to enhance photographs and give the magazine a polished, professional look in line with the audience's preferences.
This document discusses four potential design concepts for Irn-Bru packaging and advertising. Each concept focuses on different elements like fonts, images, color schemes, and themes. The first focuses on contrasting masculine and feminine design elements. The second emphasizes clear, easy to understand fonts and eye-catching comic-style images. The third features a muted color scheme with high contrast black and white images. The fourth centers around using infographics to convey product information in an innovative, humorous way. Across concepts, the document explores updating Irn-Bru's branding while retaining elements of its distinctive style.
The campaign poster summarizes is for Barack Obama's 2008 presidential campaign. It features an image of Obama with text including "Be the Change" and the inauguration date of January 20, 2009. The colors blue, red and white were used to represent the US flag and create an eye-catching design. The poster uses bold fonts and imagery of the White House to promote Obama and the upcoming inauguration.
This document provides details on the design of billboard advertisements to raise awareness of youth homelessness. It discusses two design concepts:
The first concept features a young person in black and white to look "old and dreary" with a blue background and bold black text. It aims to attract attention with the contrasting colors and convey a strong message about making homeless youth visible.
The second concept shows four images of teenagers - two sad and two happy - to demonstrate how the charity helps different people. It centers the images at eye level and includes comic-style text and the logo to appeal to youth. Both concepts aim to portray homeless youth as normal and in need of help.
The document analyzes conventions used in magazine double page spreads and radio advertisements. It discusses conventions like main images, colors, fonts, pull quotes, and page layouts that are used to attract readers' attention and convey information in magazines. It also examines conventions in radio ads like dates, voices, music, humor, and length that are meant to engage listeners. The document provides examples of how several real magazine articles and radio ads employ these different conventions.
This document summarizes the key design elements and conventions used in magazine double page spreads and radio adverts. It discusses things like masterheads to establish brand recognition, use of fonts and colors to draw attention and imply messages, main images of characters to portray them and their role, pull quotes to make the reader feel intrigued, and page numbers to help readers find specific information. The purpose of these elements is to effectively attract the target audience, guide them through the content, and leave them wanting to learn more about what is being advertised, such as a new crime documentary or music artist.
The document provides details on logo designs, campaign posters, merchandise designs, and membership forms for a charity focused on cleaning beaches and protecting wildlife.
The logo designs feature a simple surfboard logo to represent the organization. Campaign posters will use dark tones and emotive imagery to target adults rather than children. Merchandise designs include clothing, accessories, and printed items featuring penguins, starfish, and the charity's logo in bright colors for children or monochrome tones for adults. Membership forms will include information on the charity, benefits of joining, and space to provide contact details.
The document provides details on logo designs, campaign posters, and merchandise designs for a charity campaign aimed at reducing litter on beaches. For the logo, the designer improved it by simplifying the surfboard graphic and using a bold font with thick outlines. Three campaign posters were designed for adults using less imagery and more text in a formal tone. The posters use a deteriorating double exposure effect to emphasize the message. A two-sided membership form and designs for t-shirts, hats and bags are also presented, with the designs focusing on the logo or modern graphics related to beaches and wildlife.
How I have used, developed and challenged media conventionsaishak22
The document discusses adhering to and challenging conventions in magazine design for a pop genre magazine. It describes using typical layouts, color schemes, and graphic elements commonly seen in pop magazines. However, it also aims to create a unique edge by using a gender-neutral band as the cover feature, atypical facial expressions, and an interview-style article that subverts expectations. The goal is to engage the target teenage audience through both familiar conventions and unexpected design choices.
The document discusses adhering to and challenging conventions in magazine design for a pop genre magazine. It describes using typical layouts, color schemes, and graphic elements commonly seen in pop magazines. However, it also aims to create a unique edge by using a gender-neutral band as the focus, atypical facial expressions and poses, and an interview-style article that subverts expectations. The goal is to engage the target teenage audience while putting a fresh spin on typical pop magazine conventions.
The document discusses genre conventions of newspapers such as bold headlines, subheadings, use of images and photos, and article structure. It provides details on layout, use of fonts, inclusion of bylines and captions. The document also discusses how the media product meets these conventions through bold eye-catching mastheads, column structure of articles, use of serif fonts, and placement of minor details. Audience feedback confirmed the balance of text and images and professional appearance of the product.
The document provides an analysis of existing fanzine products. It finds that fanzines typically use more images than text as readers do not want large blocks of text in their spare time. Bold fonts are important for any text to catch readers' attention. Front covers need to be aesthetically pleasing to attract readers. Color schemes and themes should match the topic. Images are key to showing content about subjects like street art. Both informal and formal writing styles can be effective depending on the intended audience.
Henry Buckham was contracted to design promotional materials for the charity Surfers Against Sewage, including a logo, campaign poster, recruitment form, and merchandise. He created several logo designs before settling on a simple circular logo featuring a wave shape. For the campaign poster, he designed two versions before selecting one with a serious message about cigarette litter using impactful typography and color matching the logo. The recruitment form featured images of polluted beaches with compelling text to recruit members. The merchandise line included apparel and accessories branded with original graphics tying into SAS campaigns.
The document compares the author's draft and actual front covers for their R&B magazine called "Desire". For the actual cover, the author zoomed in more on the model's face to make her the center of attention. Colors were changed to red, black, and white to appeal to the target audience. More text was added for more information. A barcode and issue number were included to make it seem more like a real magazine. The name "Desire" was chosen to create an association between the magazine and readers.
The document provides an analysis of different homeless charity marketing campaigns. It summarizes the fonts, color schemes, images, tones, and techniques used in posters and websites for Shelter, Centrepoint, and SASH homeless charities. Key points made are that the fonts are universally readable, red is used to convey danger in Shelter and Centrepoint materials, and green represents safety in the Centrepoint and SASH campaigns. Statistics and impactful images are analyzed as effective techniques to raise awareness. Similarities and differences between the campaigns are discussed. The results of a homeless survey show negative stereotypes influence perceptions and support is seen as key to addressing homelessness.
Chapter 4 lecture 5, 6 social action / Interactiion Liaqat Jogi .
1. Max Weber defined sociology as the science of social action, which refers to any action that takes into account other people's actions and influences them.
2. Talcott Parsons identified five basic elements of social action: the actor, the goal, the social situation, normative orientation, and energy.
3. Max Weber further classified social action into four categories: rational action oriented toward individual ends, rational action oriented toward absolute values, traditionally oriented action, and affectually oriented action.
The presentation covered homelessness from several perspectives. Charisma provided basic research on the issue and its importance given Toronto's growing population. Shanshan analyzed the root causes such as economic recession, lack of affordable housing, and addiction. She also discussed effects on society like increased government costs and crime. May and Jay proposed social actions like volunteering or donating to Covenant House Toronto, which provides services to homeless youth. They also mentioned Five Days for the Homeless, a campaign where students live homeless to raise awareness and funds.
Social action is a method of social work that aims to mobilize groups and bring about structural changes in social systems to promote social justice and empowerment. It uses strategies like propaganda and social legislation. The objectives of social action include preventing needs, improving conditions for large groups, and redistributing power and resources. Principles of social action include building credibility, legitimizing goals, dramatizing issues, using multiple strategies like education and power, taking a dual approach of building counter-systems, and implementing various economic, social, and political programs. The process involves defining needs, planning action, mobilizing resources, implementing programs, and evaluating outcomes.
The document discusses several problems facing Pakistani youth, including low education rates, child labor, drug abuse, suicide, the influence of politics and media. It provides statistics and details on issues like 57% primary school enrollment, the effects of substance abuse, and the 11th leading cause of death being suicide. Suggestions are made to encourage each other, take guidance from the Quran, prove skills, and stand against harmful Western influences.
Social action aims to bring about structural changes through mobilizing masses. It focuses on preventing harmful changes and improving mass conditions. The goals of social action include preventing needs, solving mass problems, influencing policies, and redistributing power and resources more equitably. Effective social action is built on principles like credibility building, legitimization, dramatization, using multiple strategies including educational, persuasive, facilitative and power approaches, adopting a dual approach of building counter-systems while mobilizing public support, and implementing a variety of economic, social and political programs.
This document summarizes several key sociological theories related to social action:
1. Weber's theory of social action which identifies four types: traditional, affectual, value-rational, and instrumentally rational action.
2. Symbolic interactionism which emphasizes how society is shaped by the meanings individuals attach to things through social interaction. Key theorists discussed are Mead, Blumer, and their concept of taking the role of the other.
3. Goffman's dramaturgical model analyzes social interaction as a performance with roles, scripts, impression management, and a distinction between front stage and backstage behavior.
It also briefly discusses phenomenology, ethnomethodology, and Giddens' structuration
Social problems of pakistan and their solutions by Nadeem WaganNadeem Wagan Wagan
The document discusses several social, political, and economic issues facing Pakistan including poverty, illiteracy, terrorism, water and food crises, population growth, poor health facilities, and more. It notes that the literacy rate in Pakistan is only 49.9% and that the education system is unequal with a lack of funding and trained teachers. Terrorism is identified as a major threat caused by political instability, economic conditions, extremism, and more. Solutions proposed include increasing education funding, establishing more schools, promoting primary education, and addressing the root causes of terrorism through education, justice, and economic reforms.
Social Problems Of Pakistan And Their SolutionsNajam Aneel
The document discusses several social problems facing Pakistan and their potential solutions. The key problems mentioned are illiteracy, terrorism, water crisis, and food crisis.
To address illiteracy, the government needs to increase education spending, establish more schools, appoint qualified teachers, promote primary education, and provide more technical education.
To reduce terrorism, military operations against terrorists are necessary along with improving education, justice, political stability, and resolving conflicts with religious groups.
For the water crisis, solutions include building new water reservoirs to increase storage capacity and maintain existing reservoirs.
Addressing the food crisis requires improving availability of food and stabilizing prices through balancing supply and demand.
This mood board focuses on attracting new, older members to an environmental organization. In contrast to previous boards targeting younger audiences and retaining existing customers, it proposes using persuasive text, attractive imagery, and a creative logo featuring a surfer surfing on marine litter to engage potential new members. Merchandise like clothing with the logo would appeal to this audience and help spread the organization's message. The board explores using a distinctive font, providing clear but detailed information, and hosting events to distribute membership forms to new audiences.
The document is an evaluation by Savannah Hardwick of advertising products created for the charity SASH. Savannah believes the products are fit for purpose because they relate to the charity's message and use bright colors to catch attention. Savannah used techniques like fading colors and emotive images to draw in audiences. While the products provide some information about the charity, Savannah notes they could provide more details about services. Overall, the evaluation examines the effectiveness, appropriateness and potential impact of the advertising campaign.
Task 10 - Social action and community media pitcholibrandon
Here is a suggested schedule for completing your SASH charity posters:
Thursday AM: Collect and finalize all copy text for both posters
Thursday PM: Create templates for Poster 1 and Poster 2 layout/design
Friday AM: Take photographs and begin editing images in Photoshop
Friday PM: Continue editing images and start constructing Poster 1
Wednesday AM: Continue constructing Poster 1
Wednesday PM: Finish Poster 1 and start Poster 2
Thursday AM: Continue constructing Poster 2
Thursday PM: Finish constructing Poster 2
This schedule allows time each day for image editing, layout design, and poster construction. It focuses your efforts each session and ensures both posters will be completed
The document discusses an advertising campaign created for the charity SASH to prevent youth homelessness. The campaign includes three products: a bookmark, park bench advertisement, and two posters. The author believes the products are fit for purpose because they relate to the charity's goals, use bright colors to catch attention, and look cohesive as part of the same campaign. The products are also deemed appropriate for the target 16-24 year old audience through use of engaging fonts, colors, and simple designs. However, the author notes the products could more clearly communicate the charity's message and services provided.
This document discusses and analyzes different logos and advertisements used by homeless charities.
It summarizes three advertisements - one using minimal text and imagery to convey a powerful message about homelessness, another using an image of a sad child to manipulate emotions, and a logo for a youth homelessness charity featuring a simple house illustration.
The key aspects evaluated are the use of imagery, fonts, colors and messaging to effectively engage audiences and represent the charities' goals of helping the homeless. Minimal designs that convey clear messages are deemed most effective at attracting attention and understanding.
The document discusses the development of a social action campaign promoting LGBTQ rights. The creator aimed to design pieces that were striking, simple, and conveyed the campaign's message clearly without room for confusion. This included refining an initial pun-based logo to instead feature bright colors and the phrase "Just Be U." Feedback indicates the pieces communicate support for LGBTQ individuals and normalize diverse identities while educating audiences.
The document discusses the development of a social action campaign promoting LGBTQ+ rights. The creator aimed to design pieces that were striking, simple, and conveyed the campaign's message clearly without room for confusion. Based on feedback, the initial logo idea was refined to be more appropriate and sensitive. Overall, the techniques used were effective at creating shareable graphics that raise awareness of the issue in an accessible way.
Mind is a mental health charity founded in 1946 that aims to provide support and treatment for those suffering from mental health conditions. It works to lobby the government and raise public awareness of mental health issues. Mind receives funding through donations, sponsorships, grants and charity shops. It campaigns on issues like reducing stigma and discrimination against those with mental illnesses. Some of Mind's impacts include reaching over 390,000 people through its services and influencing 75% of the government's mental health priorities. It still hopes to make support available to all who need it and improve understanding of mental illness.
The document discusses an advertising campaign created for a youth homelessness charity called SASH.
The creator aimed to communicate the message of "preventing youth homelessness together" through various mediums including business cards, posters, and ads. The original intentions were to use purple tones and a house logo, but these were changed to seem more professional and appropriate for the target audiences.
Techniques like lowering image opacity and adding shapes were used to draw attention to key messages. The content is meant to raise awareness of SASH and get people interested in volunteering or learning more. One poster in particular uses a dark tone to emphasize the need for more volunteers. The campaign aims to have a positive impact by informing the public about
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2. ShelterPhotography; there is one main image used that is the focal point of this
poster, the fact the his eye level is lowered shows his innocence, and
vulnerability, expressing sadness and unhappiness feeling sympathy towards
him. the photographer uses a small depth of field to focus on the expression
of the child, as you can see that the surroundings are out of focus and
blurred. The lighting has been set to give the photograph an erary feel, such
as the candle which adds to the mise-en-scene of the poster, and the ideas
surrounding homelessness.
Fonts; there are two main fonts included in this poster, the first used as the
logo of the company, and seen on all there advertising material, which will
mean it can be recognized by the public. The second is used for the main part
of the text and is in sans serif font that is clear and readable which also
catches the eye of the reader.
Layout; the format for this poster is clearly set out, with a text box and main
image, I feel this layout works well because you can clearly see the text and
doesn’t distort or interfere with the image which helps to get the message
across. Both the text and images are also well interlinked with what the
message is saying ‘no room at the inn’ and the image which relates to this.
Text and language; the language is formal as it is used as an informative
piece to state the facts and get the points across, by doing this in short
snappy sentences helps to get there point across and aiming to get
donations. The key ‘donate £3 to help us in our work, simply text ‘home’ to
70007’ is also emphiased by the coloured text box which it is in to get that
message across .
Colours; there is a clear colour scheme which runs through this advert which
helps to make it look professional, using the colours red and black, both very
striking colours. Red is used as a colour to empahse a specific point as a text
box in the donations box, as apart of the logo and used on the clothing of the
model. The fact that they have taken the colour scheme from the original
logo, helps to run seamlessly as an advertising campaign which all there
other promotional material have in common
3. When analyzing this poster I will look to take
inspiration and look at the likes and dislikes of these
poster and what I will look to include in my own
promotional material, in terms of the things I would
change I would possibly look to use less text or using
a larger font to get the message across as I feel that
people passing by wont take as much notice to read
it, so using as little text as possible as it would work
better with a strong image. However I do like the
choice of color scheme as I feel it is bold and catchy
so combing to striking colors I feel would help me to
do so. I also like the layout to this advert to as it is
clearly split between text and image which I feel
works well at drawing the audience into the advert.
What; this poster is apart of an advertising campaign
for the homeless charity shelter.
Why; the purpose is to promote this charity so
people are aware if they are ever in need and also is
a way of asking for donations from the public
Where; this poster would be found in magazines that
could relate to such issues whether this being topical
magazines or as a newspaper insert. It could also be
found on on billboard within the city to make people
more aware of such as this company as
homelessness is found most commonly within the
inner city. This could also be found online as many
websites and blogs have room for adverts whether
this being still or moving.
4. SASH Photography; as a webpage the images used help to split the text out and makes it more
interesting to the reader. These images are mainly amateur as there purpose is mainly
photography captures, the moments from fundraisers and campaigns to help promote and
press which comes with such a small local charity. The photographs are displayed in a flip card
manner to make it more interactive and eye catching. There are also some forms of candid
photography and portrait photography which Is used to tell the story of a case study, using a
small depth of field to focus on that person where then the surroundings are blurred out.
Color scheme; using a green and white color scheme is another color combinations, and from
this research have found that most of these charity do this. The color green is there to
connote growth, harmony and safety something which can be associated with these homeless
charities and the sense of community and support it brings. The green is not only used as a
text color but also as backgrounds for some of the text
Font; like many of the campaigns the text has been included in a sans serif font which is clear
and easy readable for all ages. I also feel that by using that type of font also matches in with
other pieces of promotional material working well as a combined campaign. However to
emphasis some of the main point boldness has been added helping to emphasis the key
points.
Text and language; the text which is included uses simple language, and short sentences to
get to the point and also adds impact, the use of rhetorical questions also helps to get the
reader attention and get them questioning therefore hooking them into the webpage. The
text has also been presented in a formal manner which helps to make it look professional and
high quality.
Layout; it has been presented in a way which splits up the text in to smaller paragraphs, with
an equal balance between images and text making it informative yet and visually appealing.
There are also links to social networking sites such as Facebook, twitter and you tube which
helps connect them with the wider community, especially with this company been a local
charity so promoting it an important part of making people aware of this. The homepage also
has a slide show effect with 3 running boards. This moving image helps to make it more
visually appealing and is a clever way of adding more information without it looking over
crowed, Which helps to categories' the information into what is the most important. The logo
is also clearly places at the top left of the webpage along with the side bar full of all the other
links. The logo helps to reader to understand the company, making it easier to recognize , and
works well as an advertising campaign with posters and leaflets too.
What; the purpose of this webpage is to promote and publise the company making them aware
of this issue in to society by including case studies, what they do and how others can help.
Why; the reason behind this is to inform the public this homeless charity
5. Street LinkPhotography; there is one main image within this poster which is used as
a background for the advert, as it is in soft focus because it makes the
person look more innocent and make the text the focal point of this
advert. The lighting used has helped to emphasis the rough sleeper in the
photograph which has been set within an underground tube station in a
urban location associated with homelessness.
Fonts; the text is in a bold sans serif font like most advertising campaigns
as it is clear and easy readable from a distance. The same font is used
throughout the whole poster which shows continuity and makes it look
professional, however towards the bottom of the page there are the logo
and links to the supporters and brands which are involved in this
company.
Colour scheme; this poster uses a mainly monochrome colour scheme,
which sets a monotone and depressing outlook which reflects the life of
the homeless. However the hint of red which emphasises that point and
draws your eye into the poster, the colour red is also a very common
colour found in homeless posters such as the shelter poster I analysed
earlier. The connotations behind this colour suggest, warning, sense of
emergency and danger. The fact that it is used for the text ‘no second
night out on the streets’ helps to emphases this and making it the main
purpose and focus to this advertising campaign.
Text and language; the fact that includes the word millions helps to
emphases this problem, and encourages people to donate. As they aren't
stating this as fact and showing there belief is a way of grabbing the
attention of the reader. They have used short snappy sentences which
help to keep the reader interested , as I feel without if the poster had to
much text the public wont be as interesting and too informative. They
have also made sure that they have included the contact details to get in
touch, however this poster doesn’t ask for donations and instead is based
on the interest of the public and finding those homeless.
Layout; this poster has a set layout with the text to one side and the main
image to the other, as you can see the text is also places round the focal
point of the image, which also helps to emphasis this point. The ratio
between the text and image is also similar as the message is clearly read.
6. From my analyze of this poster I know have an indication
of the things that I like and dislike within this poster and
what I can include in my work. Some of which are; I think
that the layout of the text and image works well because
it falls around the main image as away of drawing the
readers attention, as it looks simplistic and professional
to the reader which I will look to incorporate in my own
work. However, I feel that in terms of color schemes I
may look to use a more brighter color scheme because
even the red draws your attention into the poster I don’t
think that it sends out the right message, as the
background to this image seems glum and depressing
something which is negatively portrayed so in order to
improve upon this using more positive colors till help, at
getting that message across.
What; this poster is apart of an advertising campaign for
the homeless organisation street link .
Why; which looks at supporting those homeless or in a
vulnerable situation. And instead of asking for donations
they look at finding these people in need with the help
of the public, to track these down.
Where; this poster would be found in magazines that
could relate to such issues whether this being topical
magazines or as a newspaper insert. It could also be
found on billboards within the city to make people more
aware of what this issue and how they can help. This
could also be found online in places such as campaigning
sites, support groups and social media sites of a way of
promoting what they do because if more people are
made aware then it helps in getting them off the streets.
7. Logo Analysis
Text; all of the following logos use words associated with
homelessness and to counter balance this trying to send a
positive message across, giving them a place to stay or turn to
for support.
Font; all of these logos use a sans serif font, which has been
used because of its simplistic nature and which is clear to read
for all ages, by using this text also means that the logo isn't
misread and can be seen from a far. Some of these also use
bold to emphases the point or that specific word. Shelter have
associated the word within there logo, by emphasizing the
letter ‘h’ into the icon associated with house which I feel is a
great way of adapting the text. Simon on the streets also has a
clever use of font as this graffiti distressed look links in with
the ideas surrounding homelessness.
Graphics and layout; these logos all seem to be very
streamline and horizontally placed so that it looks
professional and high quality. As well as text some of the logo
use different symbols and shapes within that may relate to
the word or situation and also makes it memorable for the
viewer if there is something to symbolise that company.
Which I will look to include in my own designs.
Colours; from the 5 logos I have picked out they all seem to
follow the same colour scheme reds and blacks. The red
connotes warning, a sense of danger and alert, which will help
to draw the attention of the reader however I feel that that
there are some negative representations behind it. The black
is also a common colour found in the print industry which is
clear and easy to read.
8. Comparison
To conclude I feel that each artefact effectively gets there message across, and use the same principles in which to do so. The images are
an important element to any charity campaign helping to set the scene, and is an effect way of drawing the audience in, choosing
sympathetic imagery, which has chum and sad scenes especially in posters. However in other artefacts the images display a different
message such as the SASH homepage tending to take a different angle and showing this in a more positive and upbeat manner to show
the progression they have made, which in effect could mean a better response from the public and are likely to donate. Colour schemes
are also an important factor as this as it important to connote and sends out the right message to the public. For example red suggest both
positive and negative connation's, showing a sense of urgency and importance, it can also display signs of anger and violence. However is
something that is use in many charity campaigns to grab the attention of the reader. SASH however from there previous campaigns
rebranded to avoid the colour red which is used in there past logo, however has changed to subtle greens , which connote calm, sense of
community and is an inviting colour, and so colours are very important to set the right mood. The types of fonts also seem to be similar no
matter what the product, a sans serif font which is clear and easy to understand for all ages as well as font it is also key to make sure you
are writing in short snappy sentences especially for poster an example could be stating a fact as this automatically puts this into reality
which is hard hitting and a great way of creating impact. Short sentences are always used because as poster will be placed in the streets on
billboards and buses, it is important to hook your audience which are most likely to be passer’s by. so enphasing this by using language
techniques, such as rhetorical questions alliteration, and facts and figures or simply using a bolder font will help to do so.