The document discusses two Korean TV shows that feature fathers and children - Dad-where are you going? and Superman has returned. It argues that Dad-where are you going? is more enjoyable than Superman has returned because it has more systematic elements and organization. Dad-where are you going? guides the travels of five fathers and children, emphasizes each child's characteristics, and has a format with scheduled activities. In contrast, Superman has returned shows everyday life without special activities or organization, relying only on the families' natural interactions. The document concludes Dad-where are you going? is more interesting because of its systematic elements that help avoid boredom.
Prisma Production is an event planning and marketing company established in 2001 that provides various services including product launches, entertainment events, exhibitions, meetings, conferences, and consumer promotions. It has a wide range of clients across different industries. The company aims to be the best event partner for its clients and provides creative solutions. It has experience organizing numerous events for its clients in cities across Indonesia.
Dolly's Pet Accessories is a small business that handmakes personalized pet accessories and training aids. It started in 2017 when the owner was asked to set up a business making collars, leads, and accessories. Dolly's fills a gap in the market by offering these products in a variety of colors beyond basic black, red, or blue. The business aims to treat customers equally, offer personalized advice, and have low waste by reusing scraps. Brexit may impact material sourcing but could also make UK materials cheaper. The owner uses their savings to start, advertises on social media, and insures themselves for liability while measuring pets. Competition comes from larger retailers able to sell cheaper through bulk buying.
1. The document discusses launching an amusement business near Aizu-wakamatsu station in Fukushima prefecture. It would attract local students and make the city more vibrant.
2. Five innovative ideas are proposed: all-inclusive flat rates, 24/7 operation, incorporating various services, locating near the train station for student access, and time-based fee plans.
3. RoundOne is provided as an example of an existing business. It offers bowling, karaoke, games and more, with prices varying by day, time and customer type. Students receive discounts.
The document provides details of a charity drive event organized by a group of students. It includes sections on the objectives, target market, competition analysis, products and packaging, pricing, promotion, sponsors and donations, distribution, green measures, human resource planning, and evaluation of results. The group's main objective was to raise money for a charity organization through donations and sales of custom t-shirts and photo booth services. They exceeded their fundraising target and generated a gross profit of RM2515 through sales and donations from family, friends, staff and students.
The document provides research on Irn Bru, including facts about its history and composition. It was first made in 1901 and is Scotland's second best-selling soft drink. Only 3 people know the secret recipe for Irn Bru, which has been handed down through generations. Research is also included on the target demographics, competition, and styles of advertising typically used by Irn Bru.
This document outlines six ideas for advertising an energy drink called IRN-BRU. Idea 1 is to put the IRN-BRU advertisement on a sports bag that would be seen by different audiences as the sports member travels. Idea 2 is to create a unique shaped bottle for the drink that would promote the brand both by its design and by others seeing someone drink from it. Idea 3 suggests making IRN-BRU branded sports thermals to advertise to both male and female audiences at various sporting venues. Idea 4 is a simple poster design, but the document notes that every brand does posters so something more original is preferred. Ideas 5 and 6 involve vehicle wrappings using a bus or motorcycle, but these are deemed less
This document provides information about Emi Kito's fashion brand called Studio. Some key points:
- Studio produces "transformer fashion" that can be worn and also function as home decorations.
- The first product is a children's raincoat that transforms into a stuffed animal toy. Additional products planned include a dress and accessories that become a chessboard and pieces.
- The target market is mid-range families with young children who like novelty and unique designs.
- Products aim to be attractive, functional garments that can also decorate living spaces suiting different lifestyles.
- The collection concept is fashion that transforms into home decor, including a jacket that becomes art and a jumper from
Bob Rider is the main character, a college dropout in his early twenties struggling to find his way. He lacks confidence but is motivated to prove himself and find easy employment. He starts a sales job where he meets his boss Mr. Smith, an arrogant manager who likes to assert his power over employees. Bob struggles in his sales pitch with Casey, a teenage consumer obsessed with celebrity culture who represents how corporations manipulate average consumers. The film criticizes modern consumerist society and corporations for lack of morals in how they treat employees and consumers.
Prisma Production is an event planning and marketing company established in 2001 that provides various services including product launches, entertainment events, exhibitions, meetings, conferences, and consumer promotions. It has a wide range of clients across different industries. The company aims to be the best event partner for its clients and provides creative solutions. It has experience organizing numerous events for its clients in cities across Indonesia.
Dolly's Pet Accessories is a small business that handmakes personalized pet accessories and training aids. It started in 2017 when the owner was asked to set up a business making collars, leads, and accessories. Dolly's fills a gap in the market by offering these products in a variety of colors beyond basic black, red, or blue. The business aims to treat customers equally, offer personalized advice, and have low waste by reusing scraps. Brexit may impact material sourcing but could also make UK materials cheaper. The owner uses their savings to start, advertises on social media, and insures themselves for liability while measuring pets. Competition comes from larger retailers able to sell cheaper through bulk buying.
1. The document discusses launching an amusement business near Aizu-wakamatsu station in Fukushima prefecture. It would attract local students and make the city more vibrant.
2. Five innovative ideas are proposed: all-inclusive flat rates, 24/7 operation, incorporating various services, locating near the train station for student access, and time-based fee plans.
3. RoundOne is provided as an example of an existing business. It offers bowling, karaoke, games and more, with prices varying by day, time and customer type. Students receive discounts.
The document provides details of a charity drive event organized by a group of students. It includes sections on the objectives, target market, competition analysis, products and packaging, pricing, promotion, sponsors and donations, distribution, green measures, human resource planning, and evaluation of results. The group's main objective was to raise money for a charity organization through donations and sales of custom t-shirts and photo booth services. They exceeded their fundraising target and generated a gross profit of RM2515 through sales and donations from family, friends, staff and students.
The document provides research on Irn Bru, including facts about its history and composition. It was first made in 1901 and is Scotland's second best-selling soft drink. Only 3 people know the secret recipe for Irn Bru, which has been handed down through generations. Research is also included on the target demographics, competition, and styles of advertising typically used by Irn Bru.
This document outlines six ideas for advertising an energy drink called IRN-BRU. Idea 1 is to put the IRN-BRU advertisement on a sports bag that would be seen by different audiences as the sports member travels. Idea 2 is to create a unique shaped bottle for the drink that would promote the brand both by its design and by others seeing someone drink from it. Idea 3 suggests making IRN-BRU branded sports thermals to advertise to both male and female audiences at various sporting venues. Idea 4 is a simple poster design, but the document notes that every brand does posters so something more original is preferred. Ideas 5 and 6 involve vehicle wrappings using a bus or motorcycle, but these are deemed less
This document provides information about Emi Kito's fashion brand called Studio. Some key points:
- Studio produces "transformer fashion" that can be worn and also function as home decorations.
- The first product is a children's raincoat that transforms into a stuffed animal toy. Additional products planned include a dress and accessories that become a chessboard and pieces.
- The target market is mid-range families with young children who like novelty and unique designs.
- Products aim to be attractive, functional garments that can also decorate living spaces suiting different lifestyles.
- The collection concept is fashion that transforms into home decor, including a jacket that becomes art and a jumper from
Bob Rider is the main character, a college dropout in his early twenties struggling to find his way. He lacks confidence but is motivated to prove himself and find easy employment. He starts a sales job where he meets his boss Mr. Smith, an arrogant manager who likes to assert his power over employees. Bob struggles in his sales pitch with Casey, a teenage consumer obsessed with celebrity culture who represents how corporations manipulate average consumers. The film criticizes modern consumerist society and corporations for lack of morals in how they treat employees and consumers.
This document provides advice for choosing a career path. It recommends being realistic about different professions and not basing your decision solely on glamorized portrayals in media. Lawyers and detectives are given as examples of jobs that seem exciting on TV but can be difficult and grueling in real life. The document also suggests gauging your willingness to invest time and effort into pursuing different careers, as success is not guaranteed in fields like music. Students are advised to research careers thoroughly before committing and remain flexible in case their first choice does not work out.
GO CREATE is a charity that promotes careers in the creative industries to young people. They are commissioning a 3-6 minute promotional video to raise awareness of opportunities.
The proposed video would follow two students - a girl passionate about architecture from age 4, and a boy passionate about photography - and show their progression into creative careers. It would inspire young viewers to pursue their dreams.
Shots would include the girl drawing houses from age 4 to professionally in college, and the boy keeping his toy camera into his photography career. The video aims to show young people they can have long-term, fulfilling careers in creativity.
This document contains research and notes for an infographic about Irn-Bru, a popular soft drink in Scotland. It includes background information on Irn-Bru noting that it is Scotland's second national drink after whiskey. The document also contains research on Irn-Bru's advertising techniques, targeting Scottish culture and using humor. Research on competitors like Coca-Cola and their persuasive advertising is presented. Primary audience research findings show the target is teenagers aged 13-20, mostly male. Secondary research found Irn-Bru is not usually a first choice but is regularly purchased.
The Sil Lum Tao of Innovation ——James Andrade, Former VP Research Developme...Simba Events
The Sil Lum Tao of Innovation
——James Andrade, Former VP Research Development & Quality, Mondelez International; Adjunct Professor, Griffith University
This document provides information about advertising and how to analyze advertisements. It includes:
- Definitions of advertising and how to analyze ads.
- Descriptions of macro features like genre and narration, and micro features like cinematography, editing, mise-en-scene, sound, and special effects.
- An example analysis of a Calvin Klein perfume advertisement focusing on visual and textual strategies.
- Discussion of lines of appeal advertisers use including happy families, luxury lifestyles, romance, elite people, and beautiful women.
- Analyses of advertisements using these lines of appeal for products like stock cubes, Greek yogurt, and Honda cars.
- Explanations of
This document summarizes several methods for developing and refining creative works and ideas:
1. Mind maps are useful for generating initial ideas but can become unwieldy if not structured well.
2. Mood boards are easy to create and help develop ideas visually, though some may not understand their purpose.
3. Style sheets save time by establishing design elements like fonts and colors for future use.
4. Various brainstorming, sketching, pitching, and planning methods help develop concepts through individual ideation, group collaboration, and receiving feedback to strengthen final projects.
Miss A
Place of Birth: San Francisco,
USA
Date of Birth: 24/3/1994
Horoscope: Aries
Blood Type: A
Height: 168cm
Weight: 48kg
Weight: 75kg
Family members: Parents, younger sister.
Hobbies: Playing basketball, listening to music.
Family members: Parents, older sister Jessica.
Hobbies: Shopping, reading, playing with her dogs.
So in summary, these are some popular Korean celebrities that you should get to know more about! Their profiles provide a glimpse into their personal backgrounds and interests. Let me know if you need any other information!
The document provides information on two Scottish soft drinks: Irn-Bru and Coca-Cola. Irn-Bru has a unique secret recipe of 32 flavors and distinctive advertising using Scottish humor and wordplay. While not Scotland's top-selling drink, it remains more popular there than in other countries. Coca-Cola uses a more conventional advertising approach compared to Irn-Bru's edgier style. The document also discusses ideas for potential Irn-Bru advertisements involving humorously misinterpreted phrases or an anthropomorphized "battle" between Irn-Bru and Coke cans.
Irn-Bru is a unique tasting soft drink created in Scotland in 1901. Its recipe uses 32 secret ingredients and is only known by three people. Irn-Bru's advertisements often push boundaries with humorous misinterpretations of Scottish accents and awkward social situations that are resolved after drinking Irn-Bru. Their ads, including ones featuring Goths at the beach and elderly people saying suggestive words, aim to be memorable through playful use of language and taboo humor. Irn-Bru relies heavily on its distinctive advertising to compete in the challenging soft drinks market.
The document discusses research done on the role of photographer for an infographic. It provides details on the qualifications needed to become a photographer, statistics on photographers in the UK such as average salary and percentage self-employed. It also lists the highest paying areas for photographers and current vacancies. Equipment needed to start photography is outlined as well as typical personality traits. Worldwide photography stats are also presented.
The document discusses research done on the role of photographer for an infographic. It provides details on the qualifications needed to become a photographer, statistics on photographers in the UK such as average salary and percentage self-employed. It also lists the highest paying areas for photographers and current vacancies. Equipment needed to start photography is outlined as well as typical personality traits. Worldwide photography stats are also presented.
The document discusses three roles in media that the author has chosen to research: photographer, editor, and screenwriter. For the photographer role, the document provides information on the qualifications needed, typical job stats in the UK, highest paying areas and vacancies for photographers, typical duties and personality traits, and equipment needed to start. It then continues researching the role of photographer with worldwide stats. The document concludes with a bibliography citing sources for the research.
The document describes receiving feedback on initial advertising ideas from peers through a questionnaire. The feedback was both positive and negative. The negative feedback was carefully considered to make improvements, such as merging separate sponsorship and advertising ideas into a cohesive campaign. Changes were made to scenes, sounds, and flows based on the peer feedback. The feedback helped succeed at objectives by pushing them to think more creatively within their constraints. The revised advertisements were viewed as successfully targeting the demographic.
The document summarizes a student's evaluation of their group's media production project. It discusses how their opening sequence uses conventions of romantic comedy genres like titles and credits while also including some unique elements. Their use of music helps set the tone for different scenes. The project represents different social groups through characters' clothing, appearances and interactions. A distributor like Universal Studios or Screen East may be suitable given their interest in new talent. The target audience is females aged 14-22 as they most relate to the romantic comedy storyline and social commentary. Realistic aspects like locations and characters help address this audience. Through the project, the student learned skills in editing, planning, shooting and using technologies like Adobe Premiere Pro and blogs.
This document outlines a proposal for a drill/UK rap magazine project. It discusses the target audience as being males aged 14-24 from lower social classes who enjoy rebellious music. Research will include learning about drill artists and their backgrounds. The concept is to create a magazine cover featuring a fake rising star, with an article about their career and plans for 2020. Interior pages will provide information on real drill artists. Photographs will be taken and edited to give a gritty, professional feel representative of the genre. The work will be evaluated by critically analyzing strengths and weaknesses to improve future projects.
Planning and Pitching – Environment of Presentation
The author pitched their class about their magazine using presentation slides projected from a Mac connected to a projector. They used a camera on a tripod to record themselves for later evaluation.
Evidence of pitch and Survey Monkey
The author provided screenshots from their recorded pitch about their magazine. They then used Survey Monkey to gather feedback from their class on how to improve their next pitch.
Production plan
The author outlined a production plan for their magazine over several weeks, including interviewing artists, taking photos, inserting articles, finding distributors and promoting on social media. They also included a costs breakdown for office space, equipment and supplies.
This document provides planning details for a music festival. It includes sections on target audience, artists, location, branding with colors and slogans, and marketing. The target audience is ages 18-35, and marketing will involve posters around train stations in London at a cost of £2,500. A video advertisement will be created for YouTube and social media. The festival is aimed to take place the last week of June to avoid conflicting with other events. Budget details provide costs for staff salaries, office space, equipment, and advertising of £690 in magazines over 6 months.
The document discusses building a strong company culture at Appster. It emphasizes the importance of culture and outlines Appster's vision of becoming an unprecedented development hub for innovative ideas. It describes the company's core values of embracing change, relentless discipline, and high performance. It provides examples of what these values mean in practice and how culture will be developed through hiring top talent, transparent goals and feedback. The overall message is that culture will determine the company's destiny and success.
The document provides details on a pre-production plan and budget for a suite of seasonal school ident animations featuring dolls. Key points:
- The team will create 4 ident animations featuring dolls depicting school enrichments like a fashion show, awards ceremony, football match, and art show.
- The budget totals £1893.98 with largest expenses being equipment hire, crew costs, and props/costumes.
- Production will take place over 8 days with roles assigned for the director, cinematographer, assistant director, and editor.
- Potential issues addressed are going over budget, health and safety, securing locations and props, and challenges of animation as it's the team's first
The document discusses how the filmmakers attracted and addressed their target audience through research, characters, props, and settings. They conducted surveys and research to determine their target audience is 12+ females. They aim to attract this audience by including relatable child characters, emotional storylines, and props like toy cars that females can feel empathy for. Additionally, settings like parks allow the audience to connect through childhood memories, while a crime scene aims to attract male viewers through stereotypical interests. Using characters of different ages also widens the appeal to older maternal audiences.
This document provides advice for choosing a career path. It recommends being realistic about different professions and not basing your decision solely on glamorized portrayals in media. Lawyers and detectives are given as examples of jobs that seem exciting on TV but can be difficult and grueling in real life. The document also suggests gauging your willingness to invest time and effort into pursuing different careers, as success is not guaranteed in fields like music. Students are advised to research careers thoroughly before committing and remain flexible in case their first choice does not work out.
GO CREATE is a charity that promotes careers in the creative industries to young people. They are commissioning a 3-6 minute promotional video to raise awareness of opportunities.
The proposed video would follow two students - a girl passionate about architecture from age 4, and a boy passionate about photography - and show their progression into creative careers. It would inspire young viewers to pursue their dreams.
Shots would include the girl drawing houses from age 4 to professionally in college, and the boy keeping his toy camera into his photography career. The video aims to show young people they can have long-term, fulfilling careers in creativity.
This document contains research and notes for an infographic about Irn-Bru, a popular soft drink in Scotland. It includes background information on Irn-Bru noting that it is Scotland's second national drink after whiskey. The document also contains research on Irn-Bru's advertising techniques, targeting Scottish culture and using humor. Research on competitors like Coca-Cola and their persuasive advertising is presented. Primary audience research findings show the target is teenagers aged 13-20, mostly male. Secondary research found Irn-Bru is not usually a first choice but is regularly purchased.
The Sil Lum Tao of Innovation ——James Andrade, Former VP Research Developme...Simba Events
The Sil Lum Tao of Innovation
——James Andrade, Former VP Research Development & Quality, Mondelez International; Adjunct Professor, Griffith University
This document provides information about advertising and how to analyze advertisements. It includes:
- Definitions of advertising and how to analyze ads.
- Descriptions of macro features like genre and narration, and micro features like cinematography, editing, mise-en-scene, sound, and special effects.
- An example analysis of a Calvin Klein perfume advertisement focusing on visual and textual strategies.
- Discussion of lines of appeal advertisers use including happy families, luxury lifestyles, romance, elite people, and beautiful women.
- Analyses of advertisements using these lines of appeal for products like stock cubes, Greek yogurt, and Honda cars.
- Explanations of
This document summarizes several methods for developing and refining creative works and ideas:
1. Mind maps are useful for generating initial ideas but can become unwieldy if not structured well.
2. Mood boards are easy to create and help develop ideas visually, though some may not understand their purpose.
3. Style sheets save time by establishing design elements like fonts and colors for future use.
4. Various brainstorming, sketching, pitching, and planning methods help develop concepts through individual ideation, group collaboration, and receiving feedback to strengthen final projects.
Miss A
Place of Birth: San Francisco,
USA
Date of Birth: 24/3/1994
Horoscope: Aries
Blood Type: A
Height: 168cm
Weight: 48kg
Weight: 75kg
Family members: Parents, younger sister.
Hobbies: Playing basketball, listening to music.
Family members: Parents, older sister Jessica.
Hobbies: Shopping, reading, playing with her dogs.
So in summary, these are some popular Korean celebrities that you should get to know more about! Their profiles provide a glimpse into their personal backgrounds and interests. Let me know if you need any other information!
The document provides information on two Scottish soft drinks: Irn-Bru and Coca-Cola. Irn-Bru has a unique secret recipe of 32 flavors and distinctive advertising using Scottish humor and wordplay. While not Scotland's top-selling drink, it remains more popular there than in other countries. Coca-Cola uses a more conventional advertising approach compared to Irn-Bru's edgier style. The document also discusses ideas for potential Irn-Bru advertisements involving humorously misinterpreted phrases or an anthropomorphized "battle" between Irn-Bru and Coke cans.
Irn-Bru is a unique tasting soft drink created in Scotland in 1901. Its recipe uses 32 secret ingredients and is only known by three people. Irn-Bru's advertisements often push boundaries with humorous misinterpretations of Scottish accents and awkward social situations that are resolved after drinking Irn-Bru. Their ads, including ones featuring Goths at the beach and elderly people saying suggestive words, aim to be memorable through playful use of language and taboo humor. Irn-Bru relies heavily on its distinctive advertising to compete in the challenging soft drinks market.
The document discusses research done on the role of photographer for an infographic. It provides details on the qualifications needed to become a photographer, statistics on photographers in the UK such as average salary and percentage self-employed. It also lists the highest paying areas for photographers and current vacancies. Equipment needed to start photography is outlined as well as typical personality traits. Worldwide photography stats are also presented.
The document discusses research done on the role of photographer for an infographic. It provides details on the qualifications needed to become a photographer, statistics on photographers in the UK such as average salary and percentage self-employed. It also lists the highest paying areas for photographers and current vacancies. Equipment needed to start photography is outlined as well as typical personality traits. Worldwide photography stats are also presented.
The document discusses three roles in media that the author has chosen to research: photographer, editor, and screenwriter. For the photographer role, the document provides information on the qualifications needed, typical job stats in the UK, highest paying areas and vacancies for photographers, typical duties and personality traits, and equipment needed to start. It then continues researching the role of photographer with worldwide stats. The document concludes with a bibliography citing sources for the research.
The document describes receiving feedback on initial advertising ideas from peers through a questionnaire. The feedback was both positive and negative. The negative feedback was carefully considered to make improvements, such as merging separate sponsorship and advertising ideas into a cohesive campaign. Changes were made to scenes, sounds, and flows based on the peer feedback. The feedback helped succeed at objectives by pushing them to think more creatively within their constraints. The revised advertisements were viewed as successfully targeting the demographic.
The document summarizes a student's evaluation of their group's media production project. It discusses how their opening sequence uses conventions of romantic comedy genres like titles and credits while also including some unique elements. Their use of music helps set the tone for different scenes. The project represents different social groups through characters' clothing, appearances and interactions. A distributor like Universal Studios or Screen East may be suitable given their interest in new talent. The target audience is females aged 14-22 as they most relate to the romantic comedy storyline and social commentary. Realistic aspects like locations and characters help address this audience. Through the project, the student learned skills in editing, planning, shooting and using technologies like Adobe Premiere Pro and blogs.
This document outlines a proposal for a drill/UK rap magazine project. It discusses the target audience as being males aged 14-24 from lower social classes who enjoy rebellious music. Research will include learning about drill artists and their backgrounds. The concept is to create a magazine cover featuring a fake rising star, with an article about their career and plans for 2020. Interior pages will provide information on real drill artists. Photographs will be taken and edited to give a gritty, professional feel representative of the genre. The work will be evaluated by critically analyzing strengths and weaknesses to improve future projects.
Planning and Pitching – Environment of Presentation
The author pitched their class about their magazine using presentation slides projected from a Mac connected to a projector. They used a camera on a tripod to record themselves for later evaluation.
Evidence of pitch and Survey Monkey
The author provided screenshots from their recorded pitch about their magazine. They then used Survey Monkey to gather feedback from their class on how to improve their next pitch.
Production plan
The author outlined a production plan for their magazine over several weeks, including interviewing artists, taking photos, inserting articles, finding distributors and promoting on social media. They also included a costs breakdown for office space, equipment and supplies.
This document provides planning details for a music festival. It includes sections on target audience, artists, location, branding with colors and slogans, and marketing. The target audience is ages 18-35, and marketing will involve posters around train stations in London at a cost of £2,500. A video advertisement will be created for YouTube and social media. The festival is aimed to take place the last week of June to avoid conflicting with other events. Budget details provide costs for staff salaries, office space, equipment, and advertising of £690 in magazines over 6 months.
The document discusses building a strong company culture at Appster. It emphasizes the importance of culture and outlines Appster's vision of becoming an unprecedented development hub for innovative ideas. It describes the company's core values of embracing change, relentless discipline, and high performance. It provides examples of what these values mean in practice and how culture will be developed through hiring top talent, transparent goals and feedback. The overall message is that culture will determine the company's destiny and success.
The document provides details on a pre-production plan and budget for a suite of seasonal school ident animations featuring dolls. Key points:
- The team will create 4 ident animations featuring dolls depicting school enrichments like a fashion show, awards ceremony, football match, and art show.
- The budget totals £1893.98 with largest expenses being equipment hire, crew costs, and props/costumes.
- Production will take place over 8 days with roles assigned for the director, cinematographer, assistant director, and editor.
- Potential issues addressed are going over budget, health and safety, securing locations and props, and challenges of animation as it's the team's first
The document discusses how the filmmakers attracted and addressed their target audience through research, characters, props, and settings. They conducted surveys and research to determine their target audience is 12+ females. They aim to attract this audience by including relatable child characters, emotional storylines, and props like toy cars that females can feel empathy for. Additionally, settings like parks allow the audience to connect through childhood memories, while a crime scene aims to attract male viewers through stereotypical interests. Using characters of different ages also widens the appeal to older maternal audiences.
1. 2013-2 advanced english
1346001 kim yu jin
Dad-where are you going has more factors for enjoyment
than Superman has returned.
Nowadays, entertainment shows father and child making memories tofether
are popular. Dad-where are you going? and Superman has returned are
that of show. Famous stars and their children make memory together. But
Dad-where are you going is more systematic than superman has returned
because it has more categories and better systematic elements for fun.
Dad-where are you going seems like more producers of broadcasting and
staffs care the program than Superman has returned. In this program,
producers guide the travel and notify schedule to do on the travel
destination. In Superman has returned, no cameras or producers appear,
and fathers and their children do what they want to do, go where they
want to. This shooting environment which depends on only guests’ free
activities pursues realism and naturalism, but if this only realistic element
were to continue, enjoyment would not be guaranteed.
Dad-where are you going? ‘s format has well systematically organized
elements than Superman has returned. In Dad-where are you going?, five
fathers and children take a trip on the countryside every other week and
and they follow the organized procedure, for example, choosing home to
stay, making food by themselves, doing the countryside’s work. But
Superman has returned almost shows everyday life in the home or
elsewhere near the home without any mission or special activity. Also, in
Dad-where are you going?, five children’s each characteristic and scenes
showing they’re getting along together and it makes this program more
interesting.
Dad-where are you going? has systematic elements for fun, which are
appearance of producers, format of travel, emphasizing each characteristics
of five children, and they make the program more interesting. Although
both Dad-where are you going? and Superman has returned show dad and
child’s memorable experience, Dad-where are you going? can make people
expect what they’re going to do and where they’re going to travel next
week. That is, Dad-where are you going? is better because it can avoid
boredom due to these systematic elements.
2. A Market for Matisse
1346001 Kim Yu Jin
In “A Market for Matisse”, the author says that regarding art as a
investment fund is not good. This tendency, buying well known
artists’ art and make profit by selling them was started by Level. As
he
made
profit
by
using
art
in
selling
market.
many
people
participated this new type of investment, but investing in art had
turned into the way only for money, not for pleasure. Now days,
fund managers, who have professional view in paintings help people
to decide to invest their money in famous artists’ painting, or
recently made paintings. But it cannot be perfectly convincing thing.
In fact, no one can be sure about whether paintings’ price will soar
or decline in the future. That is investing in art has many risks.
Regarding art as a kind of investment fund would be a good
tendency in Korea. In Korea, there are many people who invest their
money in some undesirable way and squander their money. The
cause of this is that people who dreaming of making a fortune invest
their money in something excessively, and the rich excessively
speculate in real estate or even try on gambling to increase their
fortune. By introduce desirable one in selling market, we can reduce
these wrong investment tradition. And art is the desirable one that
many people can participate in. In fact, so many people don’t have
interest in art, but as art become trend as investment fund, many
people would try to have wide outlook in art and it can emerge as
the pop culture in Korea. But, although the art is relatively desirable
kind of investment fund in selling market, people should be careful
not to addict in making profit by selling their paintings or dreaming
of making fortune. First of all, to maintain art as desirable one as a
kind of investment fund in selling market, people should have their
own firm outlook about paintings and artists. Due to no one can’t
assure the painting’s future value, people should decide to buy or
sell art with their trust to take any risk. Also, people should think
that it isn’t a lottery, only a investment and enjoyment.
3. Advanced English
In-class essay
Prof. Annie Choi
213. 12. 15
1346001 Kim Yu Jin
There is validity in the opinion that smokers do damage to non-smokers.
But in company, it’s not always true that smokers do damage to company’s
profit or smokers can’t get good outcomes. Person who has proficient
working and personal ability and gets the greatest outcomes in the
company can be a smoker. If company decide to stop permitting smoking
in the company only due to the non-smokers’ view, it would oppress
smokers’ right. And if the company have hard regulation about smoking, it
could lower the smoking employee’s working ability. So, the company has
to have the appropriate regulation for both smoking and non-smoking
employees.
First, smoking employees can smoke only at outside rest areas. To keep
this regulation, the company may have to prepare rest area at outside,
before. And in the usual rest area inside the company, both smoking and
non-smoking employees can rest and talk without smoking. By doing this,
non-smokers doon’t need to harm from smoking smell. Also, smoking
employees
can
keep
their
right
to
smoke and
also get
along
with
non-smoking employees in the inside rest area for every employees.
Second, smoking employees can smoke only at lunch or dinner time. If
they go out to smoke whenever they want, other employees can’t get
attention to work and feel upset for smoking smell. So, smoking employees
should smoke only at lunch or dinner time, about 50 minutes to 1 hour
,which is
sufficient to get rid of smoking smell. Of course, some might
argue that this regulation to permit employees to smoke only in fixed time
is too heartless, So, once smoking employees observe well this rule, and
other employees think they can get attention and comfortably work better
than before keeping this rule, the company would make more permitted
tome to smoke for smoking employees.
4. Third, the company may offer benefits when smoking employees quit
smoking. Employees spend about 8-10 hours in company every day, so
company has more meaning than just workplace for them. As employees
devote themselves to work in the company, the company also should care
the
company's
employees’
health.
So,
when
smoking
employee
quit
smoking, the company would offer benefit for him. By doing this, many
employees
may
quit
the
smoking
and
work
more
hard
with
high
satisfactory, and the company would make healthy working environment.
Smoking is one of the most controversial issues in many places like
school, home, university, company, and elsewhere. Among them, especially,
company is the place that it's employees are all adults and in this place,
and it also means that the percentage of smokers can be higher than other
places. So, in the company, smoking problem would be more critical than
other places. So, In company, by getting these three regulations, we can
alleviate the smoking problem. And if these regulations get affirmative
outcome, many other places also get their own regulations of smoking.
Finally, the smoking problem would be alleviated in almost everywhere.