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The documentary "The Mobile World" examines young people's relationship with mobile phones and the pressure to constantly upgrade devices. It questions whether phones are purchased more for social status rather than quality or functionality. The producer was initially skeptical of alternatives to iPhones but has since changed her view after research revealed other brands like Samsung offer superior technology. While becoming a smartphone society is inevitable, the documentary aims to empower young viewers to think critically about their mobile choices and not feel obligated to follow trends.
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Independent films are increasingly turning mainstream as their audiences grow. The Hunger Games and Trainspotting are examples of independent films that became mainstream successes. Hunger Games cost $90 million to make and was so successful that its sequels were greenlit. Trainspotting was ranked 10th in the BFI top British films and was advertised widely, growing its audience beyond its niche. As audiences for independent films expand through social media and popularity, their films are more likely to be produced for mainstream audiences.
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The document outlines a formal proposal for a documentary about people's reliance on mobile phones. It will examine how phone usage has increased over time and how phones have developed numerous features beyond basic communication. The target audience is people aged 16-30, who are the heaviest phone users. The documentary will use interviews, statistics, and footage to explore people's dependence on phones and how phones have changed behaviors. Primary research includes a questionnaire about phone usage. Resources needed include cameras, microphones, editing software, and design software to create the documentary and accompanying materials.
Smartphones and Technology
Smartphones are mobile phones that have computer-like capabilities. They have evolved tremendously over time from thick, heavy phones with limited features to thin devices with powerful processors and many applications. Smartphone adoption has become nearly universal as technology advancement is necessary to not fall behind in life and work. Popular smartphone manufacturers include Apple, Samsung, and Nokia, while other brands include Huawei, Sony Ericsson, and Blackberry. Today's smartphones are so ubiquitous that even babies use them extensively, with educational apps enhancing creative learning. Future innovations will include flexible display phones and continued integration of telecommunications and technology advances.
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This document provides an executive summary of a report on mobile phone usage in the UK. Some key findings include:
- Mobile phone ownership in the UK rose dramatically from 27% in 1998 to 73% in 2001 due to lowered costs, improved designs, prepaid plans, and marketing.
- People have pragmatic views of mobile phones as tools rather than objects of devotion, and are aware of their benefits and costs.
- Users have developed strategies like "mobile manners" and controlling usage to balance the benefits and intrusiveness of constant connectivity.
- Mobiles are widely used as a tool for family management but do not appear to be reducing family conversation as some claim. Cost remains an important factor for most users.
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InDesign was used to create the double page spread and arrange images and text according to the draft layout. It allowed the use of consistent house colors and text columns that fit well within the given areas. Photoshop was used to import and manipulate some images, such as isolating subjects from backgrounds using selection tools. The wrap tool in InDesign helped incorporate images to represent topics and add visual interest by wrapping text around them to create depth.
Formal interview
Katana Naik, the manager of the Fonehouse store in Shirley, agreed to be interviewed about his 9 years of experience working in the mobile technology industry. The interviewers planned questions in advance and arranged to film the interview on October 14th. On the scheduled day, they tested their camera and microphone equipment before traveling to Fonehouse. There, they successfully conducted the formal interview with Naik and also captured additional footage in the store to incorporate into their documentary.
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Technology research
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The mobile world
- 1. The Mobile World | 23/01/17 | Radio Times The mobile industry is ever-growing and changing around us. With the technology market being the most saturated it’s ever been and Ofcom releasing a statement now calling the UK a “Smartphone Society” it is no surprise that young people today feel pressured to keep up with the newest releases, overlooking the quality and putting social status first. The fresh documentary “The Mobile World” is a fresh look into the patterns of the technology market- what’s popular and why? Does it matter what the product does or is a mobile phone simply just a fashion statement? Is the industry thriving or have we simply become a mobile world? We spoke to Diana, documentary producer, to find out more about the issue that will be addressed in ‘The Mobile world’, airing Friday 23rd February, 9pm, BBC 3. So Diana, what inspired you to make this documentary? Why is the topic something we need to address? Young people are stereotyped to be reliant on technology and needing to keep up with the newest releases, regardless of the cost or quality of the product and, as young people ourselves, we see the proof of this every day. IPhones are the most by far the most popular smartphones with almost every teenager owning one these days, but after getting fed up of our phones tuning off when its cold we wanted to find out more- are these products really as good as we are led to believe or are we simply buying them due to peer pressure and social status?
- 2. You discuss peer pressure and this is also something that is touched upon in the documentary, do you think this contributes to how young people are stereotyped and their use of technology is stigmatised? Yeah, of course. When you are brought up surrounded by new technology and you, in a sense, grow up alongside the growing technology market it does become a large part of your lifestyle and the society you grow up in. Unfortunately, young people will always look for reasons to look down on others, ad we wanted to explore whether this is the underlying for the demand for IPhone over Samsungs. Personally, do you think IPhones are a superior product or are they just a fad? Until creating this documentary I did believe that IPhone are better products however our research and expert interviews have opened my eyes to facts that have since changed my mind. In my opinion now Samsungs are the superior technology with better software but would I ever swap my Iphone 7 for a Galaxy edge? That’s a different question haha. Our documentary will open the eyes of young people, providing expert information they may not be aware of. Changing the stigma surrounding non-apple products is a huge task that will only be achievable by the young communities over time, but we do hope this will show that you don’t have to follow the new trend or what everyone else has, becoming a smartphone society is inevitable but, by buying products that are right for us as individuals, we can embrace and thrive in this mobile world. The mobile world premieres Friday 24th February 2017, BBC 3, 9PM. Get involved with @mobileworld on twitter and Like The Mobile World on Facebook for exclusive footage.