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The document analyzes data from a survey to understand the target audience for a music video. The survey was completed by 17-19 year old students and found that half prefer dance/pop or electronic music genres. Most listen to music at home, in cars, or at festivals. Both males and females said they enjoy dancing, but all females responded that they preferred dancing. Considering the music video will feature a female lead character dancing, this indicates the video will appeal to both genders but mainly females. The target audience is described as tech savvy due to high smartphone ownership among youth and frequent screen time.
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The document analyzes survey results to determine the target audience for a music video. The survey found that half of respondents preferred dance/pop or electronic music genres. Most listeners were ages 17-19. While more male students liked dance/pop or electronic music, females preferred dance and pop music styles. The data showed the target audience enjoys listening to music at home, in cars, and at festivals. Most respondents said they preferred dancing to simply listening. All females surveyed said they enjoy dancing. Therefore, featuring dancing in the music video, with a female lead character, will appeal to both genders but mainly attract females as the target audience.
Evaluation question 4
The target audience for the media product are 16-18 year olds who are currently in school or college. They enjoy listening to rap, hip hop, and grime music every day. Due to their age, they have part time jobs and buy clothes from brands like Adidas, Nike, Topshop, and Zara. The magazine will need to be entertaining and engaging for its young audience while they have free time between school and other activities. It will cover new and upcoming artists in the hip hop genre as well as concerts and events in a digital format accessible on phones and online.
Music Magazine Survey Results
The survey results show that most respondents do not regularly read music magazines, but those who do tend to buy them every few months. The most popular magazines were NME and Kerrang. Respondents looked up to eccentric artists like Lady Gaga, Paramore, and Michael Jackson. Most had attended concerts before. Punk rock and indie were the most popular genres of music. The top reasons for buying magazines were well-known bands, gig information, and free posters. The majority of respondents were female aged 16-19.
Evaluation 4x
The document discusses the target audience for a music magazine. The target age range is between 16 and 28 to suit the genre. The target audience is mainly male because many popular artists in the genre are male and their songs appeal more to males, though females can still enjoy it. The target audience is also middle class people who enjoy going to pubs and bars with live acoustic guitar music, as acoustic guitars are associated with indie rock music.
Survey Results
The document discusses the results of a survey conducted to help design a new magazine. It found that the target audience should be ages 16-19, and include both male and female readers. The survey showed a preference for dubstep music among respondents from various backgrounds. However, dubstep may not be suitable for regular coverage in a magazine, unlike R&B music. The survey also provided insight into popular magazine sections like gossip and freebies, and attention-grabbing covers with celebrities that could be included. The price of the new magazine will be based on this market research.
My survey analysis updated
The document summarizes the results of a survey about music magazines. It found that the target audience is teenagers aged 14-17 who prefer pop and indie music. The magazine will feature both established and up-and-coming indie pop artists like Ed Sheeran, Arctic Monkeys, and The 1975. It will include articles on gossip, tours, and interviews, and will offer concert tickets through a competition. The magazine will be priced between £2-£2.99 and use a black and red color scheme for branding on social media like Twitter and Facebook.
Question 4
The document summarizes audience profiles and opinions on a pop magazine from 6 girls aged 6-17. It collects their responses to questions about whether they would buy or read the magazine and what appeals to them. All of the girls indicate they would buy and read the magazine. They note the bright colors, main image, and variety of fonts as most appealing. They identify the target audience as females between ages 7-19, suggesting the magazine clearly targets a young female pop music audience as evidenced by its bright colors, stylized fonts and imagery.
Survey analysis
The document summarizes the results of a survey about magazine preferences. Most respondents were between 15-25 years old, female, and enjoyed popular artists like Rihanna and Beyonce. They preferred bright colors in magazines and finding interviews, reviews and posters. Most read magazines weekly/monthly and did not only read pop magazines. In conclusion, the survey provided conventional expectations for the design and content of a pop music magazine.
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The document analyzes survey results to determine the target audience for a music video. The survey found that half of respondents preferred dance/pop or electronic music genres. Most listeners were ages 17-19. While more male students liked dance/pop or electronic music, females preferred dance and pop music styles. The data showed the target audience enjoys listening to music at home, in cars, and at festivals. Most respondents said they preferred dancing to simply listening. All females surveyed said they enjoy dancing. Therefore, featuring dancing in the music video, with a female lead character, will appeal to both genders but mainly attract females as the target audience.
Evaluation question 4
The target audience for the media product are 16-18 year olds who are currently in school or college. They enjoy listening to rap, hip hop, and grime music every day. Due to their age, they have part time jobs and buy clothes from brands like Adidas, Nike, Topshop, and Zara. The magazine will need to be entertaining and engaging for its young audience while they have free time between school and other activities. It will cover new and upcoming artists in the hip hop genre as well as concerts and events in a digital format accessible on phones and online.
Music Magazine Survey Results
The survey results show that most respondents do not regularly read music magazines, but those who do tend to buy them every few months. The most popular magazines were NME and Kerrang. Respondents looked up to eccentric artists like Lady Gaga, Paramore, and Michael Jackson. Most had attended concerts before. Punk rock and indie were the most popular genres of music. The top reasons for buying magazines were well-known bands, gig information, and free posters. The majority of respondents were female aged 16-19.
Evaluation 4x
The document discusses the target audience for a music magazine. The target age range is between 16 and 28 to suit the genre. The target audience is mainly male because many popular artists in the genre are male and their songs appeal more to males, though females can still enjoy it. The target audience is also middle class people who enjoy going to pubs and bars with live acoustic guitar music, as acoustic guitars are associated with indie rock music.
Survey Results
The document discusses the results of a survey conducted to help design a new magazine. It found that the target audience should be ages 16-19, and include both male and female readers. The survey showed a preference for dubstep music among respondents from various backgrounds. However, dubstep may not be suitable for regular coverage in a magazine, unlike R&B music. The survey also provided insight into popular magazine sections like gossip and freebies, and attention-grabbing covers with celebrities that could be included. The price of the new magazine will be based on this market research.
My survey analysis updated
The document summarizes the results of a survey about music magazines. It found that the target audience is teenagers aged 14-17 who prefer pop and indie music. The magazine will feature both established and up-and-coming indie pop artists like Ed Sheeran, Arctic Monkeys, and The 1975. It will include articles on gossip, tours, and interviews, and will offer concert tickets through a competition. The magazine will be priced between £2-£2.99 and use a black and red color scheme for branding on social media like Twitter and Facebook.
Question 4
The document summarizes audience profiles and opinions on a pop magazine from 6 girls aged 6-17. It collects their responses to questions about whether they would buy or read the magazine and what appeals to them. All of the girls indicate they would buy and read the magazine. They note the bright colors, main image, and variety of fonts as most appealing. They identify the target audience as females between ages 7-19, suggesting the magazine clearly targets a young female pop music audience as evidenced by its bright colors, stylized fonts and imagery.
Survey analysis
The document summarizes the results of a survey about magazine preferences. Most respondents were between 15-25 years old, female, and enjoyed popular artists like Rihanna and Beyonce. They preferred bright colors in magazines and finding interviews, reviews and posters. Most read magazines weekly/monthly and did not only read pop magazines. In conclusion, the survey provided conventional expectations for the design and content of a pop music magazine.
Audience profile
The document profiles three individuals - James, Robbie, and Ellie. James enjoys some of the bands that would be featured in the magazine but not most, so he would be less likely to buy it. Robbie enjoys punk-rock music and most of the bands featured, regularly attends concerts, and is heavily involved in music, so he would buy the magazine. Ellie only listens to pop singles and has no interest in the bands featured, so she would not buy the magazine.
Question 2
This magazine targets tweens and young teens who enjoy pop music. It portrays this group as fun, loving life and music, and spending time with friends. The images, colors, and stories used aim to show positive influences and role models. In particular, the magazine focuses on clean, minimal makeup looks and fashion to portray the featured artist in a positive light. It aims to attract fan girls and girlie girls through its pink color scheme and content like quizzes and heartfelt stories.
Results From Questionnaire
From a survey of mostly 16-17 year olds:
- Most listen to R&B and rap music, so the author will focus a magazine on this genre.
- Many enjoy chilling at home or partying in their free time, so the magazine should cover popular music and current events.
- Few currently buy music magazines, so the author needs new ideas to appeal to readers.
- Vibe magazine is popular because it covers R&B and rap, confirming these genres should be the magazine's focus.
- Readers prefer lower magazine prices between £1-2, and including posters could attract more buyers.
Question 4
The target audience for the music magazine is teenage boys and girls ages 13-18. This age group was chosen because they are likely to read a pop music magazine and allow flexibility in the magazine's layout and content. Both genders were included to have a larger audience and appeal to different ideas, since both have interest in this genre of music, though care was taken to avoid predominantly gendered colors like pink. A typical pop fan portrayed as the target audience wears fashionable, simple and bright colors and accessories, and branded clothing from popular brands with an interest in music and shows.
Survey analysis
The survey results show that most respondents who answered questions about pop music preferences were female (75%) and aged 16-18 (94%), indicating that young people and females have a stronger interest in pop music. Respondents' favorite artists were Drake, Rihanna, Beyoncé, and Little Mix, who are all famous pop stars, and their preferred music genres were R&B, rap, hip-hop, and other. Most would pay less than £3 for a pop music magazine and associated pop music with the colors purple and gold or pink/orange, viewing it as a feminine genre. This information will help design a pop music magazine that appeals to its target audience.
Target Audience Profile
The target audience for the pop music artist is female students aged 16-25 who listen to pop and R&B music. They would likely feel connected to the similar-aged artist and find meaning in the heartbreak-themed lyrics based on their own experiences. The music would be streamed on YouTube and Spotify as most listeners in that age group use streaming services rather than purchasing music.
Magazine analysis final
The document analyzes the results of a questionnaire about preferences for a music magazine. It finds that the target audience is mostly male between ages 11-20 who are willing to pay £2-3. They prefer magazines with picture-heavy layouts focused on funky house and R&B music. Therefore, the magazine should aim its content, advertising, and design at this demographic with a focus on visuals over text.
Magazine analysis final
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Who would be the audience for you media?
The document discusses the target audience for a music magazine. Based on a questionnaire of 30 people, the target audience is identified as being ages 16-25, from working to middle class backgrounds, and both female and male. The target audience fits the profiles provided, which are ages 16-23, students or in apprenticeships, and interested in genres like indie, acoustic and pop music. The magazine aims to appeal to both males and females by featuring a male subject on the cover but also female models inside.
Feedback for proposal
Esme proposed creating a rock music magazine targeted towards females ages 14-32. While the reviewer thinks the target age range should be lowered to 14-30, they appreciate that Esme included content to appeal to both male and female readers. The reviewer also compliments Esme's magazine layout, color scheme, and research into similar successful magazines. They conclude that if Esme implements her proposal, she will likely create a very successful music magazine by the end of the course.
Evaluation question-4_&_5
The target audience for the Radar Reader magazine is female students aged 16-20 who enjoy indie music and festivals. To attract this audience, the magazine focuses on indie artists in that age range, uses casual language appealing to students, and advertises chances to win festival tickets. A questionnaire provided insights into the audience's interests, employment status as mostly students, and preferences for content and design. A focus group of the target audience mostly approved of the magazine but suggested adding another color and using color photography to make the design more appealing.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses research conducted on pop music magazines as a genre to help design a new music magazine. Some key findings were that pop music appeals most to teenagers aged 13-19, girls are more likely than boys to listen to and buy pop music, and magazines use bright colors, bold images and fonts to attract female readers. The new magazine was designed with these insights in mind to appeal to its target audience of teenagers interested in the latest music and artists.
Music Magazine Questionnaire Analysis
The document discusses the results of a questionnaire about preferences for a new music magazine. It found that the majority of respondents were female aged 16-25, liked R&B music, bought some magazines but few bought music magazines, and preferred freebies like tickets. They would pay between £1-£1.49 for the magazine and were interested in listening to music. The key findings provide an initial idea of what this target audience wants from a new music magazine.
Results From Questionnaire
From a survey of mostly 16-17 year olds, the following was found:
1) Most respondents enjoyed R&B and rap music, so a magazine focused on that genre would have broader appeal.
2) Many preferred relaxing at home to partying, so the magazine should cover popular artists and current events.
3) Few currently buy music magazines, so new ideas are needed to attract young readers and make the magazine appealing. Including a poster could boost sales.
Questionnaire answers
The document summarizes the results of a survey about preferences for a new music magazine, showing that it will be made for men and women ages 16 and over, focus on pop music as the most popular genre indicated, cost between £3-£5 as the price most were willing to pay weekly, and include adverts, freebies and competitions as most people said they engage with those elements when reading music magazines.
Target Auidence
We Love Pop magazine targets 13-18 year old girls who have a keen interest in the latest pop music and artists such as One Direction, Justin Bieber, and Katy Perry. They are obsessed with following their favorite artists on social media to keep up with their albums, relationships, and careers. The target reader is a secondary school student who prefers creative and social subjects to academic ones, with average grades of B/C. She considers music a passion and listens to it daily depending on her mood. In her free time, she enjoys shopping, movies with friends, and reading magazines like We Love Pop for news about artists and their music.
Harrys evaluation 4
The target audience for the media product is people aged 16 to 28, mainly male, who enjoy indie rock music. The price of the magazine is aimed to be affordable for this age group. While males may be the primary audience for many indie artists and their music, females can also enjoy the genre. The overall target audience is anyone who appreciates the promoted music, regardless of age or gender, as indie rock performed live in pubs would attract middle-class university students and older adults as well.
Question 4
The target audience for the media product would be 21-year-old James and 17-year-old Jessica. James studies music technology at university and spends most of his money on music through albums, concerts, and streaming services. Jessica also studies music and spends her money supporting her favorite bands through iTunes, concerts, and merchandise. They would be interested in a magazine that profiles a variety of artists, provides advice for up-and-coming musicians, and has an design that appeals to their age group.
Survey Answers
Most respondents to the survey were female students aged 16-24 who listen to indie-pop music. They enjoy reading exclusive interviews and articles about new artists but have little money to spend. Facebook, YouTube and Instagram are the most popular social media platforms. Respondents prefer pastel color schemes and on-location photos in magazines priced between £3-4, though they rarely buy magazines currently.
Audince profile
Amy is a typical 16-year old female fan of pop music. She enjoys artists like Justin Bieber and uses social media frequently to keep up with the latest posts and trends from celebrities. As a student, Amy's income comes from pocket money or part-time jobs. Her ambition is to become a fashion designer. Amy fits into Maslow's third stage of needs, seeking love and belonging through pop music and wanting to fit in with her peers.
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Audience profile
The document profiles three individuals - James, Robbie, and Ellie. James enjoys some of the bands that would be featured in the magazine but not most, so he would be less likely to buy it. Robbie enjoys punk-rock music and most of the bands featured, regularly attends concerts, and is heavily involved in music, so he would buy the magazine. Ellie only listens to pop singles and has no interest in the bands featured, so she would not buy the magazine.
Question 2
This magazine targets tweens and young teens who enjoy pop music. It portrays this group as fun, loving life and music, and spending time with friends. The images, colors, and stories used aim to show positive influences and role models. In particular, the magazine focuses on clean, minimal makeup looks and fashion to portray the featured artist in a positive light. It aims to attract fan girls and girlie girls through its pink color scheme and content like quizzes and heartfelt stories.
Results From Questionnaire
From a survey of mostly 16-17 year olds:
- Most listen to R&B and rap music, so the author will focus a magazine on this genre.
- Many enjoy chilling at home or partying in their free time, so the magazine should cover popular music and current events.
- Few currently buy music magazines, so the author needs new ideas to appeal to readers.
- Vibe magazine is popular because it covers R&B and rap, confirming these genres should be the magazine's focus.
- Readers prefer lower magazine prices between £1-2, and including posters could attract more buyers.
Question 4
The target audience for the music magazine is teenage boys and girls ages 13-18. This age group was chosen because they are likely to read a pop music magazine and allow flexibility in the magazine's layout and content. Both genders were included to have a larger audience and appeal to different ideas, since both have interest in this genre of music, though care was taken to avoid predominantly gendered colors like pink. A typical pop fan portrayed as the target audience wears fashionable, simple and bright colors and accessories, and branded clothing from popular brands with an interest in music and shows.
Survey analysis
The survey results show that most respondents who answered questions about pop music preferences were female (75%) and aged 16-18 (94%), indicating that young people and females have a stronger interest in pop music. Respondents' favorite artists were Drake, Rihanna, Beyoncé, and Little Mix, who are all famous pop stars, and their preferred music genres were R&B, rap, hip-hop, and other. Most would pay less than £3 for a pop music magazine and associated pop music with the colors purple and gold or pink/orange, viewing it as a feminine genre. This information will help design a pop music magazine that appeals to its target audience.
Target Audience Profile
The target audience for the pop music artist is female students aged 16-25 who listen to pop and R&B music. They would likely feel connected to the similar-aged artist and find meaning in the heartbreak-themed lyrics based on their own experiences. The music would be streamed on YouTube and Spotify as most listeners in that age group use streaming services rather than purchasing music.
Magazine analysis final
The document analyzes the results of a questionnaire about preferences for a music magazine. It finds that the target audience is mostly male between ages 11-20 who are willing to pay £2-3. They prefer magazines with picture-heavy layouts focused on funky house and R&B music. Therefore, the magazine should aim its content, advertising, and design at this demographic with a focus on visuals over text.
Magazine analysis final
The document analyzes the results of a questionnaire about preferences for a music magazine. It finds that the target audience is mostly male between ages 11-20 who are willing to pay £2-3. They prefer magazines with pictures over text focusing on genres like funky house and R&B. Therefore, the magazine should have a male-oriented theme, target teenagers, cost £2-3, focus on those music styles and emphasize visuals over written content.
Who would be the audience for you media?
The document discusses the target audience for a music magazine. Based on a questionnaire of 30 people, the target audience is identified as being ages 16-25, from working to middle class backgrounds, and both female and male. The target audience fits the profiles provided, which are ages 16-23, students or in apprenticeships, and interested in genres like indie, acoustic and pop music. The magazine aims to appeal to both males and females by featuring a male subject on the cover but also female models inside.
Feedback for proposal
Esme proposed creating a rock music magazine targeted towards females ages 14-32. While the reviewer thinks the target age range should be lowered to 14-30, they appreciate that Esme included content to appeal to both male and female readers. The reviewer also compliments Esme's magazine layout, color scheme, and research into similar successful magazines. They conclude that if Esme implements her proposal, she will likely create a very successful music magazine by the end of the course.
Evaluation question-4_&_5
The target audience for the Radar Reader magazine is female students aged 16-20 who enjoy indie music and festivals. To attract this audience, the magazine focuses on indie artists in that age range, uses casual language appealing to students, and advertises chances to win festival tickets. A questionnaire provided insights into the audience's interests, employment status as mostly students, and preferences for content and design. A focus group of the target audience mostly approved of the magazine but suggested adding another color and using color photography to make the design more appealing.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses research conducted on pop music magazines as a genre to help design a new music magazine. Some key findings were that pop music appeals most to teenagers aged 13-19, girls are more likely than boys to listen to and buy pop music, and magazines use bright colors, bold images and fonts to attract female readers. The new magazine was designed with these insights in mind to appeal to its target audience of teenagers interested in the latest music and artists.
Music Magazine Questionnaire Analysis
The document discusses the results of a questionnaire about preferences for a new music magazine. It found that the majority of respondents were female aged 16-25, liked R&B music, bought some magazines but few bought music magazines, and preferred freebies like tickets. They would pay between £1-£1.49 for the magazine and were interested in listening to music. The key findings provide an initial idea of what this target audience wants from a new music magazine.
Results From Questionnaire
From a survey of mostly 16-17 year olds, the following was found:
1) Most respondents enjoyed R&B and rap music, so a magazine focused on that genre would have broader appeal.
2) Many preferred relaxing at home to partying, so the magazine should cover popular artists and current events.
3) Few currently buy music magazines, so new ideas are needed to attract young readers and make the magazine appealing. Including a poster could boost sales.
Questionnaire answers
The document summarizes the results of a survey about preferences for a new music magazine, showing that it will be made for men and women ages 16 and over, focus on pop music as the most popular genre indicated, cost between £3-£5 as the price most were willing to pay weekly, and include adverts, freebies and competitions as most people said they engage with those elements when reading music magazines.
Target Auidence
We Love Pop magazine targets 13-18 year old girls who have a keen interest in the latest pop music and artists such as One Direction, Justin Bieber, and Katy Perry. They are obsessed with following their favorite artists on social media to keep up with their albums, relationships, and careers. The target reader is a secondary school student who prefers creative and social subjects to academic ones, with average grades of B/C. She considers music a passion and listens to it daily depending on her mood. In her free time, she enjoys shopping, movies with friends, and reading magazines like We Love Pop for news about artists and their music.
Harrys evaluation 4
The target audience for the media product is people aged 16 to 28, mainly male, who enjoy indie rock music. The price of the magazine is aimed to be affordable for this age group. While males may be the primary audience for many indie artists and their music, females can also enjoy the genre. The overall target audience is anyone who appreciates the promoted music, regardless of age or gender, as indie rock performed live in pubs would attract middle-class university students and older adults as well.
Question 4
The target audience for the media product would be 21-year-old James and 17-year-old Jessica. James studies music technology at university and spends most of his money on music through albums, concerts, and streaming services. Jessica also studies music and spends her money supporting her favorite bands through iTunes, concerts, and merchandise. They would be interested in a magazine that profiles a variety of artists, provides advice for up-and-coming musicians, and has an design that appeals to their age group.
Survey Answers
Most respondents to the survey were female students aged 16-24 who listen to indie-pop music. They enjoy reading exclusive interviews and articles about new artists but have little money to spend. Facebook, YouTube and Instagram are the most popular social media platforms. Respondents prefer pastel color schemes and on-location photos in magazines priced between £3-4, though they rarely buy magazines currently.
Audince profile
Amy is a typical 16-year old female fan of pop music. She enjoys artists like Justin Bieber and uses social media frequently to keep up with the latest posts and trends from celebrities. As a student, Amy's income comes from pocket money or part-time jobs. Her ambition is to become a fashion designer. Amy fits into Maslow's third stage of needs, seeking love and belonging through pop music and wanting to fit in with her peers.
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The document lists 13 potential ideas for a music video to accompany the song "I love you" by Woodkid. Many of the ideas involve narrative elements, performances, and epic landscapes that would suit Woodkid's style and the genre of the music. Specific ideas proposed include a fight scene filmed in a forest, slow motion close-ups of lip syncing, and shots of a lonely man walking through an epic landscape in slow motion. Most of the ideas aim to create a sense of epicness, emotion, and narrative that fits with Woodkid's usual aesthetic and use of monochrome in music videos.
Shot list
The shot list documents 44 shots needed for a romantic drama film set in Bournemouth, England. It includes various establishing shots of Bournemouth Beach, medium and close-up shots of actors arguing at home, over-the-shoulder shots of an actor singing to his love interest, and shots of the actress storming out and leaving for the airport while the actor tries to stop her from leaving. The shots range from establishing wide angles to close personal moments between the actors and cover locations like the beach, their home, and the airport as the story of the couple's argument and attempted reconciliation unfolds.
Equipment list and risk assessment
The document provides an equipment list and risk assessment for filming a music video. It lists the following key equipment:
- Canon 700D camera, which the filmmaker owns and is familiar with, including its wide angle lens and low light performance
- Velbon EF-41 tripod for steady shots
- SanDisk 64GB Extreme Pro SD card to store footage
- Adobe After Effects and Premier Pro software for editing
It also identifies potential risks such as rain, car accidents, tripods falling over, sea conditions, and traffic, and provides precautions to mitigate each risk, such as using waterproof bags, driving carefully, securing the tripod, taking care near water, and being aware of traffic.
Music video analysis
Woodkid's music video "Run Boy Run" tells the story of a boy fleeing post-war society in fear. He arms himself with a sword and shield and summons an army of monsters to attack the city represented by 1950s architecture. The narrative follows a linear path from the boy running away at the start to transforming and leading an army at the end. Throughout the video, there is a strong focus on the boy protagonist through various camera shots and close-ups.
Floor plan
This floor plan document outlines several scenes that will be filmed including a beach scene with Emma and Jacob, a kitchen scene with Emma, and scenes at Bournemouth Airport featuring Emma and Jacob traveling. The document also notes that the camera will film from the left side of one scene moving to the right.
Production schedule
This production schedule outlines the pre-production, production, and post-production tasks and timeline for creating music videos, including video analysis, target audience research, storyboards, location recces, costumes, and editing from October 2016 through March 2017 with tasks taking place at home, school, and on location.
Recce photos
This document provides location scouting information for filming scenes for a music video involving actors Emma and Jacob. It describes Bournemouth Airport, where Emma will board a flight to leave her partner Jacob, and the entrance where Jacob will try to stop her. It also mentions the A31 road that Jacob will drive down quickly to reach the airport. Finally, it identifies a beach for the opening scene and the filmmaker's house, which offers a convenient kitchen space to film scenes of Emma and Jacob at home throughout the video.
Storyboard
The document appears to be a storyboard, which is a visual representation of the sequence of events in a story or film. Storyboards are used in filmmaking and video production to help plan scenes and shots and visualize how they will be arranged and flow together. They provide an outline of the key plot points, scenes, characters, and visual elements before going into production.
Costume – actors props
The document discusses the costumes, actors, and props for an indie pop music video. Jacob will play the male lead and fits the genre's style of being tall and individual. Emma will play his girlfriend and they will be able to act naturally as a couple. Props include a car Jacob will drive, phones the characters will use to contact each other, a passport and plane ticket for Emma to signify her departure. Jacob's costume includes jeans, a baggy jumper, and shoes to portray him as plain. Emma's includes boots, jeans and a band t-shirt to fit the indie pop style.
Production schedule
This document outlines the preliminary tasks and pre-production planning for a music video project. It includes a list of tasks to be completed and blogged by certain deadlines, such as analyzing reference music videos, drafting storyboards, and creating a production schedule. The production schedule details when specific shots will be filmed over several dates, including locations, actors, equipment, and props needed. A description is also provided of the camera, tripod, dolly, studio lights, and projector that will be used to film the music video.
Risk assessment
The risk assessment identifies potential hazards at two drama studio locations and a gravel lane location. At the drama studio, risks include falling off a ladder, falling lights if not operated properly, and falling down steps in the dark. Controls are put in place such as only allowing trained individuals near equipment and ensuring good lighting. At the gravel lane location, the risks are oncoming traffic and traffic delays on the way to the site. Controls include having someone monitor traffic and leaving early with traffic updates. Megan Howden is identified as responsible for checking the risk controls.
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Andrew Goldman was cast as the lead actor in a music video about a husband suffering from depression. The director believed Andrew could effectively portray the emotional pain of the character and offer a dynamic interpretation based on his successful experience in past plays and musicals. For the scenes in the bedroom, Andrew's character will wear a t-shirt and jogging bottoms, and for the scene on a bridge, he will wear casual dark clothing and a coat to represent a dark mood. Props of flowers and pills will also be needed.
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The document summarizes initial audience research from questionnaires distributed to people of different ages, genders, and characteristics. Analysis found that 9.76% of females surveyed were aged 16-20, compared to 3.05% aged 26-30 and 61-70. The research also revealed that girls aged 16-20 had a preferred genre of indie/alternative music. Therefore, the document concludes that 16-year-old girls who like indie/alternative music should be the specific target audience.
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- 3. Althoughthe graphshowshow more malesenjoy Dance/PoporElecronicmusic,when lookingatmy researchitshowedthatfemales preferreddance andpopmusic,informingme thatI had made a good decisiontofeature dance scenesinmymusicvideowithafemale andmale character. Thisgraph showsthat mytarget audience enjoylisteningtomusicat home,inthe car and at festivals.Itshowsitismainlymalesthatlistentothisgenre,howeverstill amajorityof femalesI questionedenjoythisgenre. 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 At Home In Clubs Festivals In the car Where do you listen to the music? Male Female 64% 36% Do you preferto dance or listen? Dance Listen
- 4. ThisGraph showshowa majorityof the people Iquestionedsaidtheypreferredtodance whilst listeningtomusic.Itcan be notedthat all femalesIaskedrespondedbysayingthattheyenjoy dancing.Againthisishelpful whenunderstandingwhomytargetaudience isbecause Inow know that my ideasformymusicvideo(dancing) willapplytobothgendersbutmainlyfemales. Consideringmyleadcharacterisa female Ibelieve thiswill draw myaudience in. Avatar of my targetaudience: Male Female
- 5. At thisage my audiencesinterestswill include:Clubbing,socialising,studyinganddeveloping themselvesforthe future. Musiccan helpdevelopfriendshipsandkeepfocuson study’s.Ithelpsto forman individual’s confidence. HoweveruponresearchIdiscoveredhow more and more youngerpeopleare receivingsmart phonesfromthe age of 11. Asa resultmytargetaudience is more likelytobe tech savvy and appreciate social media.Ishall aimtoreflectthisinmyeditingof mymovie byaddingjumpcutsand othereditingtechniquestodrawattentiontothe technical aspectsof myvideo. On average itisalso saidthat teens spend11 hours infront of a screen,thismeansthat mytarget audience will be aware of sitessuchasYouTube andVimeowhere Iwill have mymusicvideo.Not onlythisbutmy story line followsastereotypical lovestory,one thatmyaudience will either understandorbe able to relate to. http://uk.businessinsider.com/what-teens-are-like-in-2016-2016-1/#teens-get-their-first- smartphone-when-theyre-11-2