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This document summarizes research conducted on Indian culture and drugs. It includes a voice recording interview with the author's 68-year-old aunt discussing how Indian culture has changed over time. It also references a video of a boy discussing his drug lifestyle and articles from magazines and newspapers about Indian dancing, drugs, and their impacts on young people. The secondary research discusses topics like drug use among younger age groups, mystery powders, where drugs are sold, efforts to stop drugs, and the effects of drugs on young people's lives.
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Final Major Project, Research.
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Final Major Project, Research.
Kieran Bradley is creating a documentary aimed at young people aged 18-35 to explore alcohol consumption. His research found that most of his target audience drinks alcohol but also has alcohol-free days. He plans to interview people within this age range and experts on the topic. By researching existing radio programs, he found they use different languages, music styles, and presentation approaches depending on the intended audience. This will help him determine how to structure his own documentary.
Final Major Project, Research 2019
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Final Major Project, Research.
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Media Year 13 First Presentation Sarah Mcgee X
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Fight club report
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Idea mapping
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3) Shanee summarizes debates around the positive and negative impacts of media on youth, and whether horror films negatively affect teenagers. Research shows films may influence children more due to an inability to distinguish fantasy from reality.
4) Shanee conducted surveys that found horror films have no long-lasting effects on teenagers or adults, though some children reported short-term impacts like nightmares. Music videos were found to potentially influence teenagers' behaviors.
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Contextual%20analysis
This document provides a contextual analysis of two BBC documentaries on immigration in the UK. It summarizes the key techniques used in each documentary, such as lighting, camera shots, inclusion of both perspectives, and use of statistics. It then explains how the analysis relates to the document author's own documentary on immigration, which will employ similar techniques like natural lighting, interviews of people from the street, and background music to set the scene.
Reflection on trip to london
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Qand a bullent point
The initial concept for the final project was a montage of a man taking apples from a lady artist, with the idea that they would fall in love over apples. However, this evolved into a more typical romantic comedy story. Research into romantic comedy poster designs helped with laying out the magazine poster. Planning was important and helped keep the project organized, on track, and ensured all scenes were completed. The intended audience was teenagers and adults who enjoy romantic comedies. While the initial ideas were largely realized, the film could have been improved with a better camera operator and longer runtime. The magazine met expectations but felt like it was missing something.
Qand a bullent point
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Harmeet Kaur is applying for an entertainment/fashion photographer position. She has 3 years of photography experience in fashion from working with a professional wedding photographer. She is passionate about photography production and believes her technical skills and experience make her a strong candidate for the position.
Task 1 nature
What is Quantitate & Qualitative
What is Market Research, Production Research Audience Research, Primary and secondary Research
Purge quantitative
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Audience research found the target viewers were males ages 15+ from any socioeconomic class or sexual orientation. Related horror films like "Ring 2" appealed to the target audience.
Qualitative reviews of the film were mixed, with some praising it as the most interesting in the Purge series but others criticizing the ending for becoming a rescue mission. Advertising campaigns like posters and
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Script bite final
Quinn is an artsy woman who lives in a home filled with artistic books. She discovers a man named Nathan creeping around her home and biting into apples she leaves out. The next time Nathan enters her home without permission, Quinn hits him over the head with a broom. When Nathan wakes up confused, Quinn sits on his lap and promises to give him as many apples as he wants if he stops sneaking into her home and eating her apples without permission.
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- 4. Secondary research: Indian dancing & drugsThis Indian magazine is called Surti talks about a variety of things and people ; Examples: • famous artists • Birthday calendars • Up coming events • Podcasts • News and notes • This magazines name is called Narthaki. Things it talks about: § Slide show on pictures of a dancing event § Previews of a upcoming event and its schedule § Reviews on performances done § Book reviews on Indian dancing § Articles on chorography
- 5. Secondary research: drugs This is an article from the guardian newspaper, it has a video to it do. The things the video talks about: q younger drug users were much more likely to take risks with unknown substances, q A fifth of all respondents aged between 18 and 25 saying they had taken mystery powders. q This is a article from a newspaper, by Attorney General. What does it talk about? q Talks about where drug is sold q Talking about how they are stopping drugs q Banning the stuff in drugs q How young people are doing drugs in schools q The impact of drugs in young peoples life's q
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