TV Advert Evaluation
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We decided to rebrand Sure men's deodorant, which lasts 48 hours, to target athletic teenagers rather than grown men with high-paying jobs. We conducted a questionnaire with our target audience and found that the advert well represented them but showed little of the product. Overall the advert successfully targeted the audience but could have better shown the deodorant product and featured a particular sport. The main message was that Sure can help athletic teenagers win in difficult sporting situations.
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A part of my academic learning it's to make a new start up. New idea. When I was tripping in India I took 5000 pictures of my trip, most of them is my Path partners that I meet on the trip, and the big queasiness was "Ok, that's a very good picture ! But, how I can find my picture from all over the 5000 picture on the album ? "
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For their film project, the student conducted audience research which found their primary target was 15-30 year olds and secondary was 40+ year olds. They received feedback in three stages: initial pitch presentation, rough cut screening, and final screening. After the pitch, they improved their research and planning. The rough cut screening provided feedback on adding a soundtrack to the teaser and improving the poster design and magazine alignments. They made these changes, such as adding music and redesigning the poster and magazine cover, based on the rough cut feedback. The final screening confirmed their products had synergy and effective brand identity.
Unit 15 - Witness Statement
This witness statement summarizes Morgan Pearson's presentation of print-based advertisement ideas for a music festival or tour to a publisher client. The statement describes how Morgan presented an overview of their proposal, pre-production materials, target audience, budget breakdown, and production plan within a 10 minute time limit. It also includes a checklist completed by the witness, Miss J Oliver, a media studies teacher, evaluating Morgan's presentation across several criteria like discussing aims and objectives, providing draft designs, addressing legal and ethical issues, and leaving time for feedback. The teacher provided positive feedback, praising the detailed and confident pitch that covered expected areas sufficiently with creative pre-production samples and advertisements.
Danielle Evaluation 7
The media product challenges sci-fi genre conventions through an unconventional opening sequence featuring varied edits. It represents both working class and upper class social groups through the contrasting depictions of characters. A media institution like Working Title could potentially distribute the product to its target 12+ audience of teenagers and working class adults. Through cliffhangers, mysterious edits, and trailers/posters using similar marketing conventions as comparable films, the media product aims to attract this target demographic. The process of constructing the product has provided valuable learning around editing software and technologies, better preparing the creator for future media productions.
Danielle Evaluation 4
The media product challenges sci-fi genre conventions through an unconventional opening sequence featuring varied edits. It represents both working class and upper class social groups through the contrasting depictions of characters. A media institution like Working Title might distribute the film given its production quality and adherence to successful film conventions. The target audience is 12+ teenagers and adults, attracted through a mysterious cliffhanger ending and similar marketing conventions used in films like The Sixth Sense. Learning editing software like Adobe Premier Pro helped produce a professional-looking final product. The preliminary task prepared the creator for the main task by improving their camera work, lighting use, and understanding of effects.
Danielle Hickman5
The media product challenges sci-fi genre conventions through an unconventional opening sequence featuring varied edits. It represents both working class and upper class social groups through the contrasting depictions of characters. A media institution like Working Title might distribute the product due to its professional quality and similarities to their successful films. The target audience is 12+ teenagers and adults, attracted through a mysterious cliffhanger ending and marketing tactics like trailers used for other similar films. Through constructing the product, the creator learned effective editing skills using Adobe Premiere Pro. The preliminary task improved lighting and camera work, preparing the creator for the full production.
Danielle Evaluation 8
The document is a reflection from a student on their media production project. It discusses several aspects of the project:
1) The production uses sci-fi genre conventions but also challenges conventions through varied editing techniques.
2) The production represents both working class and upper class groups through contrasts in the characters.
3) A media institution like Working Title could potentially distribute the production due to its professional quality and similarities to other successful films.
4) The intended audience is 12+ years old and targeting teenagers and working class viewers through trailers and posters with a mysterious tone.
Danielle Evaluation 8
The media product challenges sci-fi genre conventions through an unconventional editing style and soundtrack. It represents both working class and upper class social groups through the characters' clothing and behaviors. A media institution like Working Title could potentially distribute the product to its target 12+ audience of teenagers and working class adults. Through cliffhangers, mysterious edits, and promotional materials, the opening sequence aims to attract this audience and leave them wanting more. The process taught valuable skills in using editing software like Adobe Premier Pro to construct a professional-looking final product.
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Presentation3
For their film project, the student conducted audience research which found their primary target was 15-30 year olds and secondary was 40+ year olds. They received feedback in three stages: initial pitch presentation, rough cut screening, and final screening. After the pitch, they improved their research and planning. The rough cut screening provided feedback on adding a soundtrack to the teaser and improving the poster design and magazine alignments. They made these changes, such as adding music and redesigning the poster and magazine cover, based on the rough cut feedback. The final screening confirmed their products had synergy and effective brand identity.
Unit 15 - Witness Statement
This witness statement summarizes Morgan Pearson's presentation of print-based advertisement ideas for a music festival or tour to a publisher client. The statement describes how Morgan presented an overview of their proposal, pre-production materials, target audience, budget breakdown, and production plan within a 10 minute time limit. It also includes a checklist completed by the witness, Miss J Oliver, a media studies teacher, evaluating Morgan's presentation across several criteria like discussing aims and objectives, providing draft designs, addressing legal and ethical issues, and leaving time for feedback. The teacher provided positive feedback, praising the detailed and confident pitch that covered expected areas sufficiently with creative pre-production samples and advertisements.
Danielle Evaluation 7
The media product challenges sci-fi genre conventions through an unconventional opening sequence featuring varied edits. It represents both working class and upper class social groups through the contrasting depictions of characters. A media institution like Working Title could potentially distribute the product to its target 12+ audience of teenagers and working class adults. Through cliffhangers, mysterious edits, and trailers/posters using similar marketing conventions as comparable films, the media product aims to attract this target demographic. The process of constructing the product has provided valuable learning around editing software and technologies, better preparing the creator for future media productions.
Danielle Evaluation 4
The media product challenges sci-fi genre conventions through an unconventional opening sequence featuring varied edits. It represents both working class and upper class social groups through the contrasting depictions of characters. A media institution like Working Title might distribute the film given its production quality and adherence to successful film conventions. The target audience is 12+ teenagers and adults, attracted through a mysterious cliffhanger ending and similar marketing conventions used in films like The Sixth Sense. Learning editing software like Adobe Premier Pro helped produce a professional-looking final product. The preliminary task prepared the creator for the main task by improving their camera work, lighting use, and understanding of effects.
Danielle Hickman5
The media product challenges sci-fi genre conventions through an unconventional opening sequence featuring varied edits. It represents both working class and upper class social groups through the contrasting depictions of characters. A media institution like Working Title might distribute the product due to its professional quality and similarities to their successful films. The target audience is 12+ teenagers and adults, attracted through a mysterious cliffhanger ending and marketing tactics like trailers used for other similar films. Through constructing the product, the creator learned effective editing skills using Adobe Premiere Pro. The preliminary task improved lighting and camera work, preparing the creator for the full production.
Danielle Evaluation 8
The document is a reflection from a student on their media production project. It discusses several aspects of the project:
1) The production uses sci-fi genre conventions but also challenges conventions through varied editing techniques.
2) The production represents both working class and upper class groups through contrasts in the characters.
3) A media institution like Working Title could potentially distribute the production due to its professional quality and similarities to other successful films.
4) The intended audience is 12+ years old and targeting teenagers and working class viewers through trailers and posters with a mysterious tone.
Danielle Evaluation 8
The media product challenges sci-fi genre conventions through an unconventional editing style and soundtrack. It represents both working class and upper class social groups through the characters' clothing and behaviors. A media institution like Working Title could potentially distribute the product to its target 12+ audience of teenagers and working class adults. Through cliffhangers, mysterious edits, and promotional materials, the opening sequence aims to attract this audience and leave them wanting more. The process taught valuable skills in using editing software like Adobe Premier Pro to construct a professional-looking final product.
Sure Advert Production Schedule
This production schedule outlines the key dates and times for pre-production, filming, and editing of a project. Pre-production is scheduled for March 7th, 9th, and 11th. Filming will take place on March 14th, 16th, and 18th. Editing is scheduled for March 21st and 23rd.
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Production Schedule
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- Five scenes will be filmed between November 12th-15th depicting holidays and milestones in the relationship between characters Issac and Karma, including Valentine's Day, New Year's Eve, a birthday, dog walk, and coffee date.
- Additional scenes will be filmed on November 20th for Issac's birthday, a moving day, and a stop motion calendar sequence using polaroids from the relationship to depict the passage of time.
- Locations include homes of the student's families and
Shot list for Sure Advert
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Questionnaire Results
The questionnaire results showed that the target audience for the advert was 12-17 year olds, with most respondents being 15-17 year old male and female. Most respondents found that the advert met its target audience, was clear about what it was trying to sell, and considered it successful. However, some felt it wasn't focused enough on any sport and didn't provide enough information about the product. Suggested changes included adding more background people, showing a variety of people using the product, including well-known music, and using a known actor/actress with quick camera movements.
Shot list copy
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3) Performative documentaries emphasize subjects through reenactments during interviews, like The Thin Blue Line about a murder case.
Research (Primary and Secondary)
To film in public places in the UK, permission must be obtained from the local authority which controls that land. When filming inside a shop or establishment, permission is also needed to show the business' name or trademarks. Special care needs to be taken to avoid defamation or libel, which can damage a person's reputation by publishing false information about them. The filmmaker asserts their documentary will comply with the broadcasting standards of Ofcom and BCAP.
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Evaluation
Planning helped the production of the TV advertisement by allowing the filmmakers to determine the camera shots and angles needed. Planning also helped assign roles for production and post-production. The initial script was too long, but planning helped condense it. Some changes were made during filming based on test shots.
The individual contributed to planning by creating a mind map, outline, and camera shot list. They were the model in the advertisement and created the still product image. For post-production, they planned the scene order and added text to the product image.
Effective technical elements included various camera shots, sound effects, appropriate setting, and editing techniques like cutting and slow motion. Skills to improve include using consistent camera orientation
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3MW: Interview Questions
The interviewee introduces themselves, their occupation, and where they display their woodturning work. They are then asked how they got into woodturning, responding that they bought a lathe, tools, and wood but didn't know what to buy or do at first. They have been woodturning for about ten years now and discuss how they have progressed and what they have done with their work.
3 Minute Wonder Proposal
This 3-minute documentary will profile a semi-professional wood turner through an interview exploring how they got into the hobby and showcase examples of their work. The primary audience is men aged 25+ interested in woodworking, while also inspiring artistic teenagers. No additional crew or travel is needed, as the filmmaker's father is the wood turner being interviewed in his home workshop. Equipment owned includes a Canon camera, microphone, tripod, and Adobe Premiere for editing.
Production Schedule
The production schedule outlines the scenes, dates, locations, personnel, and equipment needed to film the student production "Perfect Polaroid" between September 11th and November 22nd, 2015. Key details include:
- Five scenes will be filmed between November 12th-15th depicting holidays and milestones in the relationship between characters Issac and Karma, including Valentine's Day, New Year's Eve, a birthday, dog walk, and coffee date.
- Additional scenes will be filmed on November 20th for Issac's birthday, a moving day, and a stop motion calendar sequence using polaroids from the relationship to depict the passage of time.
- Locations include homes of the student's families and
Shot list for Sure Advert
The document outlines 17 shots for a film promoting a sports deodorant. It describes shots of athletes in a changing room upset after a poor performance. A coach talks to one athlete and gives him the deodorant to use. Twenty minutes later, the athlete returns smiling and excited, having performed better after using the product. The final shot would showcase details of the new deodorant being advertised.
Questionnaire Results
The questionnaire results showed that the target audience for the advert was 12-17 year olds, with most respondents being 15-17 year old male and female. Most respondents found that the advert met its target audience, was clear about what it was trying to sell, and considered it successful. However, some felt it wasn't focused enough on any sport and didn't provide enough information about the product. Suggested changes included adding more background people, showing a variety of people using the product, including well-known music, and using a known actor/actress with quick camera movements.
Shot list copy
The document is a shot list for a short film titled "Perfect Polaroid" that follows the relationship of two characters, Issac and Karma, over time. Major story beats include Issac and Karma meeting in a park, exchanging numbers, going on dates, giving gifts to each other like flowers and a necklace, moving in together, and taking polaroid photos to document their relationship at each stage. The shots listed include locations, what is happening in the scene, camera shots, and whether there is dialogue.
Location Recce
The document discusses conducting a location recce. A location recce involves scouting and assessing a location in advance. Key details to observe include entry and exit points, available cover, and lines of sight within the area.
Props List
The document lists various props needed for a production including photography equipment, electronics, decorations, furniture, and casual clothing for seven people. It also mentions props like alcohol containers, a dog's collar and treats, and a necklace that may be used as costumes or set pieces.
Sure Advert Questionnaire
The document is a questionnaire about an advertisement for Sure deodorant. It asks the respondent for their age, occupation and gender, then asks a series of yes/no and open-ended questions about whether the ad seems aimed at athletes, whether it is clear about what it is selling, and whether it makes the respondent want to try the product and meets the requirements to sell the product.
3MW: Production schedule
This document contains filming information for an interview with a wood turner and some of their pieces. It lists that an interview with a wood turner was filmed on June 26, 2016 and there was also a panning shot of some of their woodturning pieces filmed on the same date of June 26, 2016.
Blog report
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Documentary Mini Task
This document discusses different types of documentaries:
1) Expository documentaries guide the audience through narration without bias, such as Planet Earth. Observational documentaries show reality without narration, like High School.
2) Interactive documentaries include interviews that can be manipulated, like Louis and the Nazis. Reflexive documentaries experiment with conventions through arranged footage, such as Powaqqatsi.
3) Performative documentaries emphasize subjects through reenactments during interviews, like The Thin Blue Line about a murder case.
Research (Primary and Secondary)
To film in public places in the UK, permission must be obtained from the local authority which controls that land. When filming inside a shop or establishment, permission is also needed to show the business' name or trademarks. Special care needs to be taken to avoid defamation or libel, which can damage a person's reputation by publishing false information about them. The filmmaker asserts their documentary will comply with the broadcasting standards of Ofcom and BCAP.
An Introduction to the News
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Evaluation
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Evaluation question 2
1) The document discusses how synergy was used between the main product (a music video) and ancillary texts through the use of a motif - the artist's curly hair. This motif is prominently featured and highlighted in blue in the video and ancillary texts.
2) A blue color scheme was also used as a motif across the video and texts to help identify the artist and create familiarity. The artist wears blue costumes in all scenes of the video and in the main image used in ancillary texts.
3) The document evaluates the effectiveness of using these motifs across the products to build familiarity. It believes the target audience will connect to the video and texts due to trends followed that appeal
Evaluation 3
The student obtained feedback on their music video, digipak, and magazine advertisement from a focus group of 10 people within their target audience. Both strengths and weaknesses were identified for each media product. While mise-en-scene elements like props and costumes received positive feedback, camera shots, lighting, and design elements could be improved. Overall the projects worked well together but feedback will help the student enhance their technical skills and make their future work more eye-catching and professional.
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My Evaluation
My media production uses conventions of sci-fi genre films, with a black and silver title sequence. It challenges conventions by using a variety of edits. It represents both working class and upper class groups. A media company like Working Title might distribute it due to its professional quality and similarities to their other films. The target audience is 12+ teenagers and adults, attracted through a mysterious opening and cliffhanger ending like other successful films in the genre. Learning the editing software Adobe Premier Pro helped make the production look professional. Experience with a preliminary task improved camera angles, lighting, and effects for a stronger final product.
Danielle Evaluation 2
Our media production uses conventions of sci-fi genre films, with a black and silver title sequence. It challenges conventions through a variety of edits. The opening music may put some people off but fits the production.
The production represents both working class characters running casually through crowds, and upper class characters through a well-spoken woman who looks out of place on a train in heels.
A media institution like Working Title could distribute the film as it is professionally finished and uses conventions of other successful films they have produced. The target audience is 12A to attract teenagers and adults with its cliffhangers and mysteries.
Evaluation 3
From audience feedback on their music video, digipak, and magazine advertisement, the students learned:
1) Elements like narrative, cinematography, and mise-en-scene were strengths, but some shots needed better lighting and angles.
2) The buildup in the song was not portrayed dramatically enough in the video.
3) The digipak needed more eye-catching colors and the inside images looked edited.
4) The magazine ad's font was hard to read and lacked social media links.
Going forward, they will improve planning, locations, editing, and include current marketing elements.
G324 Advanced Portfolio: Evaluation
New media technologies played an important role in the construction and evaluation of the media product. The student used YouTube to research conventions of deodorant advertisements and download sound effects. An online survey was created using SurveyMonkey to gather audience feedback on the proposed product name and slogans. Digital video cameras were used to film footage, and iMovie software allowed the student to edit the videos and add text and effects. Overall, new technologies supported every stage of the process from initial research to the final edited product.
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The document discusses how new media technologies were used at various stages of creating a marketing campaign for a fictional deodorant brand.
At the research stage, YouTube was used to view existing deodorant ads and evaluate conventions. Survey Monkey created an online questionnaire to understand target audiences.
During production, a portable DV camera filmed scenes, benefiting from its small size and screen for playback. iMovie was then used to edit footage and add graphics.
Challenges included camera battery life and lighting issues during filming, and software crashes during editing. Overall, new technologies supported researching, planning, filming and evaluating the mock adverts.
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Evaluation Question 3
The document discusses the importance of gaining audience feedback at various stages of creating a media product. It describes getting feedback on a rough cut of their teaser trailer from other students, which highlighted positives like good editing but also areas to improve like shortening the length. Further feedback was gathered on the final teaser cut, poster, and magazine. This feedback confirmed the products cohesively conveyed the genre and satisfied the target audience, ensuring the work would be successful.
Evaluation question 3
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2) It provides examples of how films like Paranormal Activity and The Woman in Black utilized test screenings and marketing campaigns incorporating audience feedback to succeed.
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Date: May 29, 2024
Tags: Information Security, ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 42001, Artificial Intelligence, GDPR
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