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The document discusses several audience profiles for potential movies and web series. The primary audience for a new Star Wars movie would be teenagers who have seen the previous trilogies. For a new Star Trek TV series, the primary audience would be adult sci-fi fans. And for a new comedic movie from Rooster Teeth, the primary audience would be existing fans of their web series. It then provides examples of the hypodermic needle effect, including how some conspiracy theorists have influenced believers without evidence.
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The first is targeted at ages 15-24 and 25-44, who would enjoy it for the story, action, and humor.
The second targets ages 25-44 for the jokes and characters, and 15-24 for the humor and action.
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It also discusses concepts like the hypodermic needle theory, uses and gratifications of media, and consumer generated content.
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- While 3D films can be engaging, many find the glasses uncomfortable and complain of headaches. Audiences also watch films at home on DVD, TV, and streaming services
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The document discusses audience profiles for three different films or media products. The first is a historical war film appealing primarily to men aged 18 and older, with guns and explosives as attractive elements. Its secondary audience is unspecified. The second is an animated film about kind animals, primarily appealing to young children and secondarily to adults for its story. The third appeals primarily to older teens and adults for its tragic love story, and secondarily to adult men for its historical information.
Theory audience
The document discusses audience theory for a horror film remake. The primary audience is identified as male teens aged 16-25, with the secondary audience being male adults aged 35-50 who want to see how the remake compares to the original. It then provides several examples of audience profiles for different films, identifying different primary and secondary audiences based on gender and age. The rest of the document discusses media theory concepts like the hypodermic needle theory, uses and gratifications theory, and consumer generated content.
Theory Audience
The primary audience for the film Battle Royale is adults aged 25-44 due to its graphic violence and gore. The secondary audience is teenagers aged 18-24 who have discovered it as a cult film not officially released in some countries for 11 years.
The primary audience for this movie poster is adults 25-44 due to its graphic sexual and violent content. The secondary audience is teenagers who find it an iconic cult classic for its violence and story.
The primary audience for this movie poster is adults 25-44 due to themes of sexuality, drugs, and violence. The secondary audience is teenagers who are drawn to its cult status and story.
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The document discusses audience theory and profiles for different types of media content. It defines the hypodermic needle theory as the idea that media can directly influence thoughts and feelings of a passive audience. It also provides examples of how people use media for information, identity, social interaction, entertainment, and discusses consumer generated content.
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The document discusses audience theory and profiles for different types of media content. It defines the hypodermic needle theory as the idea that media can directly influence thoughts and feelings of a passive audience. It also provides examples of how people use media for information, identity, social interaction, entertainment, and discusses consumer generated content.
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- Audience theory profiles for movies like The Lego Movie aimed at kids, Lord of the Rings at teens/men, and Star Wars for all ages.
- Uses and gratifications theory examines how people use media for information, identity, social interaction, and entertainment.
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Sean Cawood proposes creating a 3D animated trailer and promotional materials for a science fiction movie aimed at teenagers and young adults. He will use software such as Maya, Substance Painter, After Effects, and Premiere Pro that he has experience with. The trailer will be inspired by Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Stargate: Atlantis, and Mass Effect. Sean will need to experiment with rendering and potentially use a render farm. He will research the target audience and existing products. The project will be evaluated based on aesthetic quality through peer reviews and a production reflection.
Irn bru pro forma 3
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This document appears to be a collection of research slides for an advertising project focused on Irn-Bru, a Scottish soft drink. It includes research on job roles in visual effects, animation, video editing and 3D modeling. It also includes research on the client, target market and audience as well as idea generation slides. Planning documents are included for a TV advert, advergame and print advert.
Fmp production reflection part 3
The document provides details on the process for creating various promotional assets for a fictional "Star Wars Mass Effect" property, including:
1) Logos were created for studios like EA and Bioware using lens flares and saber effects in After Effects to make them look like holograms.
2) Shirts were designed with phrases and imagery incorporating the Reaper enemy from Mass Effect placed over galaxy backgrounds.
3) Game cases were made using templates found online and filled with the logos and images created earlier.
4) Computer backgrounds reused scenes from the fictional trailer by adding text overlays in Photoshop.
5) Posters were made using 3D models of locations like Cer
Fmp production reflection part 2
The document provides details on the production process for creating visual effects scenes combining elements from Mass Effect and Star Wars. Key points include:
- Importing and editing 3D models, then animating them and adding lighting/textures to create scenes like a Mass Effect relay and ships battling Reapers.
- Facing challenges getting textures to work properly and UV maps to import correctly, requiring restarting scenes.
- Creating a scene inside the relay's portal showing Star Destroyers and Reapers clashing, then adding camera movement.
- Continuing to refine scenes by adding particles, lights, camera movements and other effects to make the scenes feel more alive and cinematic.
Fmp production reflection part 1
The document provides a detailed summary of the production process for an animated trailer. Key steps included editing music from Avengers: Infinity War to remove themes, adding voice lines from Mass Effect and Star Wars, storyboarding scene ideas, extracting 3D models from games and editing them in Photoshop and 3DS Max, animating scenes in After Effects using Element 3D and particle effects, and rendering the final product. The producer reflected on techniques used like separating mesh parts, creating illumination maps in Photoshop, and population backgrounds with duplicated and tinted models. Scenes drew inspiration from Mass Effect and Star Wars to set the mood and advance the story.
7. fmp evaluation
Sean Cawood produced a trailer combining elements of Star Wars and Mass Effect to promote a fictional crossover game. Peer feedback noted strengths like the animation, logo designs, and pacing between scenes. Suggested improvements included focusing less on Star Wars, fixing odd animations, improving sound quality, and adding more texture work and damage effects. Overall, the trailer told a cohesive story but could have benefited from additional development time spent on animation, sound, and visual details.
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This document outlines Sean Cawood's pre-production plans for creating Mass Effect promotional materials, including a poster, trailer, and fan art. It discusses font choices that align with the Mass Effect branding, the dark and ominous tone of the official poster, and how the trailer music and editing style will immerse viewers. Details are provided on Commander Shepard fan art designs, potential layouts for the poster, required software and footage. Contingency plans address issues like file corruption or copyright clearance. Health and safety protocols aim to prevent eye strain, back pain, and other injuries. A 6-day schedule is outlined for completing the poster, trailer, and starting a graphics portfolio.
5. pre production interactive (game)
In my game I want roleplaying elements and turn-based gameplay where characters have a limited number of action points per turn. Dialogue choices will deepen gameplay and player engagement by allowing them to control the story. Research shows these elements were popular in games like Mass Effect and XCOM. The game will take place on a chessboard-like grid to resemble a 3D environment and function as a turn-based strategy game.
4. proposal visual (magazine)
This proposal is for a magazine called "geeky weekly" that will entertain and inform readers about popular geek fandoms like Star Wars, Star Trek, Lord of the Rings, and more. The magazine will be a genre magazine focusing on ignoring politics and purely focusing on stories about things readers love as geeks, such as ratings of new movies, discussions of games, and other geeky topics. The target audience is men and women ages 14-30 who enjoy geek culture, and the magazine will appeal to them by providing purely geeky content without political influences. While strong language may be used, the magazine will not restrict younger viewers or intend to offend any groups, though it will not cater to political
4. proposal interactive (game)
This proposal outlines a turn-based strategy roleplaying game called "Ghosts In Space" where players command a team to exterminate ghosts trapped aboard spaceships. The game aims to entertain players aged 14-25 who enjoy roleplaying and strategic gameplay. Elements from Mass Effect and XCOM such as turn-based combat, character customization, and well-written story were used for inspiration during research and planning. Mild language and swearing may be included but restricted from younger audiences, and original characters will avoid copyright issues.
5. fmp pre production (finished)
Make any necessary changes and improvements.
Day 9 ∙ Export Trailer and do final touches ∙ After Effects
∙ Movie Plus
Day 10 ∙ Export all promotional products ∙ After Effects
∙ Photoshop
Day 11 ∙ Get Feedback and make any final changes ∙ After Effects
∙ Photoshop
Day 12 ∙ Final Export and Upload Trailer and Promotional Products ∙ Youtube
∙ Artstation
4. fmp proposal (finished)
1. The document proposes promotional products and games to advertise a single-player third-person shooter story-based multiple choice game.
2. The products would include cinematic trailers, shirts, and posters to attract the target audience of 16-20 year old middle class males and raise awareness of the game.
3. Research shows that professional quality, realistic camera movements, good animation, color-matching scenery, reusable assets, and inspiration from franchises like Mass Effect and Star Wars would make effective promotional materials.
3. fmp production experiments (finished)
Sean plans to use available college software and online resources for his production experiments. He will use Premier Pro to convert file formats and considers online converters as an alternative. In his experiments, Sean extracts 3D models from games, imports them into Maya for rigging and animation, then exports the animated models into After Effects using an OBJ sequence since FBX files are not supported. He adds lighting, shadows, and other effects to improve the realism of the animations. Sean also experiments with particle effects and green screen techniques. He discusses the tools used and potential issues to address in his production work.
2. fmp research (finished)
The document provides an in-depth analysis of the Mass Effect trailer and Star Wars: The Clone Wars trailer. Some key points made include:
- Both trailers look very professional with high quality animation, lighting, visual effects and sound design which helps attract audiences.
- The trailers intrigue audiences without revealing too much of the story, leaving viewers wanting more.
- Familiar franchises, characters, and music are used to excite existing fans while still drawing in new audiences.
1. fmp initial plans (finished)
This document outlines initial plans for a cross-over product line between Star Wars and Mass Effect, including mood boards, analysis, and an informal proposal. Key points include:
- The product line will include mugs, cereal boxes, game cases, posters, computer backgrounds, trailers, logos, phone cases, and shirts.
- Research on design trends in mood boards found common elements like color schemes, fonts, and orientations across different media.
- The analysis will influence the final products by incorporating elements like changing trailer scenes/colors, portrait posters, and labeling game cases.
- The target audience is ages 14-30 from middle-class backgrounds. Photography, 3D modeling, video editing
7. evaluation audio
This document provides an evaluation of Sean Cawood's final media production project (FMP). It summarizes the strengths and weaknesses of his research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aural qualities, audience appeal, and peer feedback. The evaluation addresses how Sean's research helped and hindered his product, as well as improvements he could make. It also discusses how Sean's planning, scheduling, and peer feedback aided or could have better supported the final production.
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The podcasts researched have common features like informal tones, introductions of hosts, and use of related content to boost popularity. The research will inform the author's work by including an original intro created in GarageBand to avoid copyright issues. The podcast will have a relaxed tone suitable for background listening and use related content while avoiding over-reliance on any one topic. Unlike the researched podcasts, sponsorship is unlikely. The target audience is 14-25 year olds of both genders who are fans of related content and have internet access.
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- 2. Audience Profile • Primary Audience – Teenagers who have seen the 2 trilogies of movies because they would be the most interested in watching the new movie • Secondary Audience – Parents and small children who are either interesting in watching star wars who have never seen it before or who are dragged into seeing it with their family
- 3. Audience Profile • Primary Audience – Adult Sci-fi fans who are into star trek TV series’s • Secondary Audience – People who are interested in sc-fi but never seen it so try it out in the cinema
- 4. Audience Profile • Primary Audience – Adult rooster teeth fans who are interested in seeing their first comedic movie • Secondary Audience – People who have never watched a rooster teeth web-series and are interested in seeing what it is
- 5. Hypodermic Needle • Definition – Where people believe and accept what is told to them without checking if its right • Example – War of worlds where people believed there was an alien invasion happening right then because of a radio show, unfortunately this caused a lot of suicides and deaths – Alex Jones, alex jones is a right wing conspiracy Theorist who believes Aliens and The Devil are conspiring with the left wing to destroy america, suprisingly dispite many of his crack nut theories being proven incorrect there are still a large amount of people who follow him – Anita Sarkesian is a “Feminist” who has created a lot of conspiracies about the current video game industry most of which are untrue but there are still a lot of people who follow her declaring anyone who disagrees with their opinions to be a Alt Right Racist and Sexist
- 6. Uses and Gratifications Information I normally find information and news when im wanting to get up to date on the world or when someone has mentioned something I don’t know about so I search it using the BBC Website or the news app on my Ipad
- 7. Uses and Gratifications Personal Identity Being online has often helped me develop behavioural traits such as being more open minded and accepting of other peoples opinions i have watched many youtube channels who often say their political beliefs and I either agree or disagree
- 8. Uses and Gratifications Integration and Social Interaction I often talk with my friends and girlfriend online so I identify with others through social media such as skype or tumblr messenger I find them better than texting and calling because they are free and its cheaper to skype someone from another country rather than call and cheaper to message someone from another country than to text
- 9. Uses and Gratifications Entertainment I often play video games for escapism, relaxations and enjoyment. They help me escape the annoyances of every day life where I can just forget about everything and that relaxes me while I have fun, I often play third/first person sci-fi shooters such as battlefront 2, strategy games such as Xcom 2 and Roleplaying games such as Mass Effect and star wars knights of the old republic, all used for escapism and fun Park sounds
- 10. Consumer Generated Content • Example – Youtube • What are the advantages to media producers? – Free content uploaded to you – Money from ad revenue – Can great huge audiences • Why would the audience generate content? – To gain money from the ads – To become popular online – To share gaming experiences, creations and more – Free – Can help people socialise online
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- 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.
- Provide a definition and example of the Hypodermic needle model
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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
- 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