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The document discusses several topics related to media theory: - The primary audience for a Disney film is children who have seen previous films, while the secondary audience is parents who take their children to see the films. - For superhero films, the primary audience is young people and children who like male superheroes, while the secondary audience is people who have followed the movies and comics for years and women due to a new female superhero. - Consumer generated content provides advantages for media producers who receive free content from audiences, while audiences generate content because they enjoy doing so.
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This document discusses different audiences for various media types:
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- Secondary audiences include partners of primary audiences and those seeking related information.
It also defines the "hypodermic needle" effect as audiences instantly believing media messages.
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Harrison Lincoln completed an audio evaluation project involving voice impressions. His research provided ideas and comedy but finding relevant examples was difficult. Planning drew from existing sketches but he worried about copyright. He managed his time well according to a schedule. Technically, his work was similar to other audio sketches. Audio quality improved after re-recording but switching voices strained his throat. He appealed to his target audience with familiar scenarios and voices. Peer feedback praised the comedic timing but noted gaps between voices and inconsistent volume. Harrison agreed volume could be improved and disagreed that it was too loud.
6. production reflection(4)
The document describes the process of creating an audio project, starting with only recorded audio and no other sounds. Music was then added at the end to provide a finishing touch. Further revisions included removing backing music to amplify the recorded audio. The final product combined the recorded audio with outro music to complete the project.
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Kermit the Frog waits over an hour for the bus in the rain, interacting with various characters who join him at the stop. First Elmo sits down and they have an awkward exchange about stereotypes. Next a teenager asks Kermit for cigarettes, not realizing frogs can't smoke. An old man then complains about being called old before his bus arrives. Finally, Donald Trump joins Kermit and they argue about politics and leadership abilities. Trump threatens Kermit with a laser on his head supposedly being held by Elmo, who is then attacked by a cat on a rooftop in a bizarre scene. When Kermit's bus finally comes, it is full and drives away, leaving Kermit frustrated.
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This audio proposal outlines a comedy sketch podcast called "The voices comedy sketch show" that will use voice impressions to act out humorous sketches. The purpose is to entertain listeners through voice acting and comedy. The genre is a podcast. Specific content will involve impressions of Kermit the Frog and Elmo engaging in dark humor. The target audience is teens and working/middle class individuals who enjoy dark humor. Some legal and ethical considerations include avoiding offensive religious, social or ethnic jokes while recognizing use of copyrighted characters like Kermit and Elmo requires sufficient transformation.
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The document summarizes Harrison Lincoln's research for an existing radio drama project. It lists 3 existing podcasts and radio dramas that provide examples of elements to include, such as the use of narration, different voice actors, and comedy/mystery to add suspense. The research analysis indicates that the reviewed products are all radio dramas, and the aspects to include are different voice actors and suspense. The target audience is described as primarily male ages 15+, as the drama may include violent or sexual threats that younger audiences would not understand, and mysteries appeal more to males. The radio drama format makes it accessible to all social classes.
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This document summarizes the production process of a magazine created by the author. Their research involved learning about upcoming anime episodes without spoilers by watching some shows and reading magazines. Their planning benefited from inspiration from similar magazines but could not be too similar to existing products. Time management went well except reformatting took time. Peer feedback noted the good colors and layout but suggested original background characters, improving the font and colors, and relocating the bull symbol. The author agreed with changing the bull location and disagreed with lowering the price.
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This production reflection document outlines the process of creating a magazine cover and inside pages focused on the anime Black Clover. The front cover was initially designed with two characters from Black Clover and a purple background, which later had the background color changed to match the anime and a symbol from the anime added. Details like a barcode and information were also included. The inside cover features a picture of main characters from Black Clover and contains information about the anime like episode release dates.
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This document outlines the pre-production plans for a magazine. It discusses the color scheme, font choices, and layout designs. Potential issues like eye strain, back pain, and computer crashes during production are addressed along with solutions. A schedule is provided that lists 8 tasks from initial planning through evaluation and includes the resources needed like Photoshop, PowerPoint, and computers. Health and safety concerns from prolonged computer use are also covered with suggestions to take regular breaks and maintain proper posture.
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Harrison Lincoln conducted a production experiment involving a fish, magazine title, and additional text. The experiment tested different background and placement elements for a magazine cover, including a fish behind the background and title in front of the fish. For the final product, Harrison will include the text style and placement lessons learned from the experiment.
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The document discusses existing anime and manga magazines from Japanese publishing companies. It provides examples of magazine covers that feature popular characters from series like Dragon Ball, One Piece, and Sword Art Online. The covers advertise new seasons or products. The research analysis section notes that the magazines share design features like information presentation and color schemes. It states the new work will include the informational style and cover design aspects.
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Harrison Lincoln evaluated his personal project of creating a promotional trailer for scouting. In his research, he compared existing scouting products and adapted some features to his own style. His planning involved choosing to make a supernatural film but changing to a scouting trailer instead. He managed his time well but would have added more footage and effects given more time. From peer feedback, he agreed to replace blurry images and lengthen clips, and to fade the music to hear people speaking, but disagreed with changing the upbeat music.
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This radio advertisement promotes Coca-Cola to 16-18 year old teenagers across Europe and the United States. The nostalgic 30-second ad uses a similar style to past Coca-Cola radio ads to communicate the simple message of advertising Coca-Cola without any offensive, unethical, or copyrighted content.
2. research
Here are the key strengths and weaknesses of the research methods:
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- The online questionnaire was efficiently distributed but had a low response rate, limiting insights. It also relied on self-reported data.
- Interviews allowed for follow up questions but only captured a small sample size. Responses may have been influenced by the interviewer.
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- 2. • Primary Audience – Young people and children that like the franchise or are collectors of the previous products • Secondary Audience – People that have been following the franchise for a while or people who have loved the franchise for quite a while. Audience Profile
- 3. Audience Profile • Primary Audience – Children that like Disney films and that have seen the previous films and want to watch more Disney films. – Secondary Audience – Parents that have taken their child to see the film and others that have seen the original films
- 4. Audience Profile • Primary Audience – Young people and children that like super heroes of the male gender – Secondary Audience – People who have been following the movies and comics for quite a few years – People of the female gender due to captain marvels apearence
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- 6. Uses and Gratifications Information • YouTube for tutorials on how to make a cake or some teriyaki chicken • Looking up facts on bbc bite size • Finding out cooking recipes on google • Searching game tips on game facts • Finding a tv series on Netflix • Looking up friends on Facebook •
- 7. Uses and Gratifications Personal Identity • Making a Facebook or twitter account • Posting on Instagram • Making a snapchat account
- 8. Uses and Gratifications Integration and Social Interaction • Posting on social media such as Instagram • Commenting on a YouTube video • Messaging some one on snapchat • Posting on someone's timeline on Facebook • Talking to people whilst playing games online
- 9. Uses and Gratifications Entertainment • Watching a tv show on your mobile device like stranger things on Netflix • Watching YouTube videos • Playing games on your phone like Pokémon go •
- 10. Consumer Generated Content • Example • youtubers making YouTube videos • What are the advantages to media producers? – They receive the content from the youtubers • Why would the audience generate content? – To do something that they enjoy
Editor's Notes
- Include a poster of a film of your choice and discuss the Primary and Secondary audiences referencing Gender and Age. Discuss audience appeal for each audience.
- Include a poster of a film of your choice and discuss the Primary and Secondary audiences referencing Gender and Age Discuss audience appeal for each audience.
- Include a poster of a film of your choice and discuss the Primary and Secondary audiences referencing Gender and Age. Discuss audience appeal for each audience.
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- Using the information below choose one example from each section and relate to your own life Example- Information > I use the BBC news website to find out information
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