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This document defines and provides examples of different types of research terminology and methods, including: - Primary and secondary research definitions and examples - Quantitative and qualitative research definitions, advantages, disadvantages and examples - Audience, market, and production research definitions, advantages, disadvantages and examples - Objective, subjective, valid, and reliable terminology definitions - Harvard referencing style and examples for citing film research sources
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This document defines and provides examples of various types of research terminology and methods, including:
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- Objective, subjective, valid, and reliable research criteria
- Harvard referencing style for citing research sources such as films, books, websites, and magazines
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The document defines and provides examples of different types of research methods including primary research, secondary research, quantitative research, qualitative research, audience research, market research, and production research. It also defines key terminology used in research such as circulation, hits, box office figures, ratings, and sales. Different research methods are defined including their advantages and disadvantages. The document concludes by defining objective and subjective research as well as valid, reliable, and providing an example of Harvard referencing style.
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This document defines key terminology related to research methods, including circulation, hits, box office figures, and ratings. It also outlines the differences between primary and secondary research, quantitative and qualitative research, audience research, market research, and production research. Finally, it discusses objective versus subjective research and valid versus reliable research, and provides an example of Harvard referencing style.
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The product is a political magazine called "The Royal Navy New" aimed at educating and interesting young adults aged 16-19 in the Royal Navy. The magazine will include stories from real people's experiences in the Navy to both educate readers on daily operations and encourage those interested to learn more or consider joining. Content will cover how to apply and prepare physically and mentally for life in the Navy without graphic details of conflicts to avoid offending any social, religious or ethnic groups. An age rating will also help restrict younger access to potentially offensive material. The goal is to make the Navy appealing to this demographic and give them opportunities to explore options for their future.
3. production experiments (fmp)
The document describes Kyran durkin's experiments with Photoshop. Kyran cut out backgrounds from images to place objects in new contexts, such as putting a flag in a poster and placing a boat in the sea. Kyran also cut out a photo of a navy captain to composite onto an image of a boat, mimicking a news article. Throughout the experiments, Kyran worked to make the composite elements appear realistic. Kyran created a title using Photoshop's text tool and will include all experimental elements in a final product to improve the work.
2. research (fmp)
The document outlines research conducted for a navy news magazine, including researching existing products, conducting a questionnaire survey to understand the target audience, and analyzing the results. Common features across existing products included plain designs with large ship photographs. The audience research found that the target readers are primarily young males who prefer an action-focused magazine with many pictures and short written sections.
1. initial plans (fmp)
Kyran Durkin has initial plans for a royal navy magazine. The magazine would inspire people to join the royal navy and share the benefits of joining. It would include articles on how to join, ways to stay fit, and news. The target audience would be young people interested in joining as well as current and former royal navy members who want to learn more. Kyran analyzed a mood board and found repeated colors, styles, fonts, and tones across the images since they all came from the same magazine. The mood board would influence the final product's style. Kyran proposes a royal navy magazine concept and says Photoshop and online images are needed. A music magazine and audio book were discounted as Kyran feels stronger on the
7. evaluation(4)
Kyran durkin evaluated their production process for an audio book. They researched professionals in the field and conducted experiments to improve their work. Planning and time management were strengths, though managing time at home was difficult. Feedback indicated the audio needed to be louder to hear properly. Based on the feedback, Kyran agreed their audio needed to be louder for better listening.
7. evaluation(3) (1)
Kyran Durkin evaluated their production process for a visual project. They learned from professional magazine examples, using color and planning effectively while managing their time well to finish the project on schedule. For technical qualities, the colors in their work were less bright than the example, and the text smaller. Aesthetically, they created differences from the example and liked the cool background, but could have improved the font. The evaluation provided insights despite some influence from examples.
5. pre production(3) (1)
This document outlines the pre-production plan for a magazine layout focused on horror films. It details the style sheet, software and resources needed including Photoshop and pictures from the internet. Contingency plans are included to address potential copyright issues and reader fright. Health and safety measures aim to avoid copying and provide age ratings. The schedule lists 8 tasks such as finding movie images, editing reviews, and utilizing Photoshop to complete the magazine layout.
4. proposal(3)
This proposal outlines a film magazine aimed at educating young adults ages 15-23 about new films. The magazine would provide content such as information about upcoming films but no overarching story. Some legal and ethical considerations are that the magazine may include depictions of violence not suitable for younger audiences, so access would need to be restricted. Copyright issues would also need to be avoided to prevent infringement claims.
3. production experiments
The document describes production experiments for a magazine cover in Photoshop. It details processes like adding a "gurnard or go home" phrase, a barcode to seem genuine, and using the text tool to make a big title. A reflection notes the final product will include the big title and many photos.
2. research(3)
The document discusses research conducted on existing products for a magazine focused on action films. It notes that common features of researched products included big block writing, having main characters prominently displayed, and looking in the same direction. The document indicates the research will inform the author's own work, which will have a similar format. It then discusses the target audience for the magazine as young adults aged 15-21 of both genders who enjoy action films and have a lower social status.
1. initial plans(3) project 5
The document outlines initial plans for a magazine, films, games, and holidays. It includes a mind map with categories for film, magazine, and holiday topics including classic films, upcoming films, new games, cheap holidays, and high price holidays. An analysis of the mood board finds repetition of action films, block writing, and colors/images that will influence the final product by providing examples.
3. production experiments (2)
The document describes Kyran Durkin's experiments making travel posters using Photoshop. It details the processes used to create each poster, including using Photoshop's type tool and obtaining photos from websites like Wikipedia, tourist sites, and EasyJet. For the final product, Kyran plans to include a sunny destination photo that looks good and a small flag.
2. research (1)
The document outlines Kyran Durkin's research process which included examining existing products, analyzing common features and aspects to include. A questionnaire was distributed through Survey Monkey and audience research was conducted through observations and interviews to understand the audience and how to appeal to them. The research was evaluated by discussing the strengths and weaknesses of product research, questionnaires and interviews used to conduct the research.
7. evaluation 6 (1)
Kyran evaluated their personal project of creating a holiday magazine. Their research strengths included looking at professional magazines for examples and researching top holiday destinations for 2020. Weaknesses were not researching commonly used fonts. Planning strengths were practicing color schemes and researching highly rated destinations. A weakness was not planning a price range. Time management was moderate but room for improvement remained. Technical qualities included big titles, clear backgrounds, and writing in spaces. Creativity could have been improved by adding more details. The work appealed to younger audiences with destinations and wealthier societies with glamorous writing. Peer feedback noted likes and improvements that could be made.
6. production reflection (1)
The student used Photoshop to create a work combining photos and information found online. They felt happy with how the place was portrayed and that their work was getting closer to looking like the real thing. They were pleased with their work as it looked quite real compared to a real magazine.
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Theory research pro-forma (1)
- 2. Terminology • Circulation) the amount of prints of money that is in circulation • Hits) a youtube video with a certain amount of views • Box Office Figures) avengers endgame made $2,797,800,564 In 2019 • Ratings) the film schindler’s list in 1993 got a rating of 8.9/10 • Sales the playstation brand has sold 344 million consoles
- 3. Primary Research • Definition) primary research is research you do your self • Advantages) you are more in control of your research • Disadvantages) it will take more time to find the information • Example) a questionnaire you filled out your self
- 4. Secondary Research • Definition) research that you have found off the internet • Advantages) could have been done in areas you cant reach • Disadvantages) could be less reliable • Example) an online survey
- 5. Quantitative Research • Definition) research that is done in in a lot of numbers • Advantages)it can be put into percentages • Disadvantages) you get less information for your answers • Example) the Brexit vote
- 6. Qualitative Research • Definition) this is research that goes into more detail and is required to have a discussion • Advantages) it gives you a lot more detail into the questions • Disadvantages) it takes more time to get through all the responses • Example)on a talk show when they ask for answers on a specific topic
- 7. Audience Research • Definition) where you get the opinion of a person one to one • Advantages) you can inquire into there answers • Disadvantages) it will take a lot longer to get information • Example) an interview
- 8. Market Research • Definition) information gathered on a market • Advantages) it minimises investment risk • Disadvantages) markets change a lot • Example) the amount of sales of action films to romance
- 9. Production Research • Definition) the research on a new product • Advantages) it will give you the best way to produce your product if unexperienced • Disadvantages) it is very time consuming • Example) Look at how other successful people who are doing something similar to you
- 10. Terminology • Objective) a target for you to meet • Subjective) not the main target but one for you to meet if you can • Valid) a time frame for work to be finished in • Reliable) something that works a lot of the time
- 11. Harvard Referencing Name of the film being researched; 1) Ross,G (2012) Hunger games 2) Collins,S (2008) Hunger games 3)wikipedia(2020) The Hunger Games film, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hunger_Games 4) Child,B(2015)Hunger Games studio boss on franchise future: 'It will live on and on and on' https://www.theguardian.com/film/2015/dec/09/hunger-games-studio-boss-on- franchise-future-it-will-live-on-and-on-and-on
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- Provide definitions for each term
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- 1. Film, 2.Book, 3. Website, 4. Magazine Article