The document provides details of a print-based advertising project for a music festival, including witness statements, draft layouts, a production plan, photos used, legal and ethical considerations, risk assessments, final poster and flyer designs, comparisons to existing products, and a conclusion. The production plan outlines a three-week timeline for designing and distributing posters, flyers, and an audiovisual advertisement for the festival. Legal issues around trademarks, copyright, and ensuring the advertisements are not misleading are also addressed.
Sophie Angus pitched print-based advertisement ideas for a music festival to her publisher client. She provided an overview of her proposal, including the target audience and meanings behind the title. She outlined her budget breakdown, production plan, and how she would market the product. Her teacher, who witnessed the presentation, noted that Sophie discussed all required aspects of the proposal in detail, including the aims, objectives, target audience, campaign message, and pre-production materials. The teacher concluded it was an excellent pitch that covered all expected areas sufficiently and included creative pre-production samples.
This document contains information about Sophie Angus's Level 3 Cambridge Introductory Diploma in Media unit on print-based advertising, including a mind map, house style, proposal, discussion of legal and ethical issues, and details on registering a trademark. It includes slides on developing a logo, slogan, color scheme, and release frequency for a music festival advertisement. Legal and ethical considerations discussed are avoiding misleading information, offensive or harmful content, and following copyright and children's advertising guidelines. The trademark registration process involves checking design uniqueness, applying online, and allowing time for examination and potential opposition before final approval.
The document provides a production plan for advertising an exclusive music festival over 4 weeks. It includes designing posters and flyers, printing and distributing them, and creating an audiovisual advertisement. The plan schedules tasks such as choosing headliners, designing layouts, sending materials to print, filming footage, and editing the advertisement together. The goal is to reveal information about performers and release promotional materials to publicize the festival.
This document outlines Sophie Angus's plans for creating promotional materials for a music festival, including a poster, flyer, and audiovisual advertisement. It includes inspiration pieces, target audiences, logos, color schemes, layout designs, production schedules, and plans. The poster and flyer will feature main headliners like Adele and Coldplay to attract audiences. They will be designed over one week in February/March and launched 11 March. An audiovisual ad will then be filmed and edited over two weeks in March to promote the festival starting in June. The materials aim to inform audiences 7 months in advance and appeal to a wide age range through bright colors and well-known artists.
This document provides information about a print-based advertising campaign for the Glastonbury music festival. It includes a mood board, aims and objectives, analysis of the target audience using several theories, representation considerations, and details about ticket pricing and attendance numbers. The target audience is identified as being ages 18-54, from socioeconomic classes C2, C1, and B, who want to explore new music genres and experience the festival lifestyle. Over 45,000 people aged over 45 attend, spending over £6 million on tickets.
The document outlines a plan for an advertising campaign featuring print-based advertisements to promote a music festival. The festival will be sponsored by EXCLUSIVE magazine and feature good music, opportunities to meet people and have a good experience. The aims are to create a poster and flyer informing people of the date, location and lineup. The target audience is people seeking to explore new music and escape their daily lives between ages 17-54 of all genders from socioeconomic classes that can afford it. The campaign message is "Live for the Music" to appeal to people's love of music and encourage loyalty. The advertisements will use bright colors reflecting the positive mood and feature a mix of genres to appeal to more people.
This document outlines Jess Sheridan's plans for creating advertisements and posters for their music festival "F festival". It includes inspiration sources, font and color selections, target audiences, logos, slogans, location planning, budgets, and production schedules. Legal and ethical considerations are also addressed, such as obtaining permissions, avoiding offensive content, and respecting copyrights. The goal is to produce bright, eye-catching visuals and audiovisual advertisements that will appeal to a wide range of 16-35 year olds and promote the eclectic mix of genres at the festival.
This document outlines Thomas Hibbert's plans for an advertising campaign to promote a music festival. It includes mood boards, information on the campaign message, considerations around copyright and royalties, regulations from the Advertising Standards Authority, plans for a photoshoot and locations recce, risk assessments, and a production schedule. It also describes the environment and equipment used for presenting the pitch to the client and receiving their feedback.
Sophie Angus pitched print-based advertisement ideas for a music festival to her publisher client. She provided an overview of her proposal, including the target audience and meanings behind the title. She outlined her budget breakdown, production plan, and how she would market the product. Her teacher, who witnessed the presentation, noted that Sophie discussed all required aspects of the proposal in detail, including the aims, objectives, target audience, campaign message, and pre-production materials. The teacher concluded it was an excellent pitch that covered all expected areas sufficiently and included creative pre-production samples.
This document contains information about Sophie Angus's Level 3 Cambridge Introductory Diploma in Media unit on print-based advertising, including a mind map, house style, proposal, discussion of legal and ethical issues, and details on registering a trademark. It includes slides on developing a logo, slogan, color scheme, and release frequency for a music festival advertisement. Legal and ethical considerations discussed are avoiding misleading information, offensive or harmful content, and following copyright and children's advertising guidelines. The trademark registration process involves checking design uniqueness, applying online, and allowing time for examination and potential opposition before final approval.
The document provides a production plan for advertising an exclusive music festival over 4 weeks. It includes designing posters and flyers, printing and distributing them, and creating an audiovisual advertisement. The plan schedules tasks such as choosing headliners, designing layouts, sending materials to print, filming footage, and editing the advertisement together. The goal is to reveal information about performers and release promotional materials to publicize the festival.
This document outlines Sophie Angus's plans for creating promotional materials for a music festival, including a poster, flyer, and audiovisual advertisement. It includes inspiration pieces, target audiences, logos, color schemes, layout designs, production schedules, and plans. The poster and flyer will feature main headliners like Adele and Coldplay to attract audiences. They will be designed over one week in February/March and launched 11 March. An audiovisual ad will then be filmed and edited over two weeks in March to promote the festival starting in June. The materials aim to inform audiences 7 months in advance and appeal to a wide age range through bright colors and well-known artists.
This document provides information about a print-based advertising campaign for the Glastonbury music festival. It includes a mood board, aims and objectives, analysis of the target audience using several theories, representation considerations, and details about ticket pricing and attendance numbers. The target audience is identified as being ages 18-54, from socioeconomic classes C2, C1, and B, who want to explore new music genres and experience the festival lifestyle. Over 45,000 people aged over 45 attend, spending over £6 million on tickets.
The document outlines a plan for an advertising campaign featuring print-based advertisements to promote a music festival. The festival will be sponsored by EXCLUSIVE magazine and feature good music, opportunities to meet people and have a good experience. The aims are to create a poster and flyer informing people of the date, location and lineup. The target audience is people seeking to explore new music and escape their daily lives between ages 17-54 of all genders from socioeconomic classes that can afford it. The campaign message is "Live for the Music" to appeal to people's love of music and encourage loyalty. The advertisements will use bright colors reflecting the positive mood and feature a mix of genres to appeal to more people.
This document outlines Jess Sheridan's plans for creating advertisements and posters for their music festival "F festival". It includes inspiration sources, font and color selections, target audiences, logos, slogans, location planning, budgets, and production schedules. Legal and ethical considerations are also addressed, such as obtaining permissions, avoiding offensive content, and respecting copyrights. The goal is to produce bright, eye-catching visuals and audiovisual advertisements that will appeal to a wide range of 16-35 year olds and promote the eclectic mix of genres at the festival.
This document outlines Thomas Hibbert's plans for an advertising campaign to promote a music festival. It includes mood boards, information on the campaign message, considerations around copyright and royalties, regulations from the Advertising Standards Authority, plans for a photoshoot and locations recce, risk assessments, and a production schedule. It also describes the environment and equipment used for presenting the pitch to the client and receiving their feedback.
Thomas Hibbert created advertisements for the Klashed music festival through a multi-step process. He began with proposal, mood boards, and layout plans. Photographs were taken and graphic designs were made in line with the festival's house style. Proofs were edited and a production schedule was made. A budget addressed costs of printing, advertising, staff, and office space. Risk assessments were performed before final posters and advertisements were created meeting branding guidelines. Trademark registration and safe working practices were also considered to complete the campaign.
This document provides details on the planning and production process for a poster and flyer advertising an exclusive music festival. It includes mood boards highlighting inspiration from Glastonbury festivals, proposed designs for the house style, main headliners like Adele and Coldplay, photography plans, draft layouts, and proofreading steps. The goal is to create eye-catching advertisements that showcase the festival's music and experience through vibrant colors and prominent artist listings.
This document provides an overview and analysis of advertising campaigns for the V Festival music event. The aims are to promote and create awareness of the upcoming festival in August. The target audience is 16-35 year olds, appealing to both females and males with its variety of music genres. The branding incorporates the "V" logo representing the Virgin group sponsorship. Regulatory bodies like the ASA and Ofcom oversee the campaigns to ensure no misleading advertising. Analysis discusses representation of the audience, application of gaze theory, and legal/ethical considerations in print and audiovisual advertisements.
This document provides an overview of a print-based advertising campaign for the Glastonbury music festival in 2013. It discusses the aims and objectives of promoting the festival and increasing ticket sales. It also covers the target audience for the campaign, how different representations are used, the artists scheduled to perform, the key messages conveyed, and the legal and ethical considerations for advertising regulations.
This document outlines Sophie Angus' plans for creating promotional materials for a music festival. It includes mood boards, draft layouts, and production schedules for a poster, flyer, and audiovisual advertisement. The target audience is ages 18-54 across socioeconomic classes E-B who want to explore new music or escape daily life. Headlining artists include Adele, Rihanna, and Coldplay. The poster and flyer will feature these artists and provide location, dates, and logo. They will use bright colors and be released 7 months before the event. The advertisement will tell a storyboard-designed narrative over 2 weeks of filming and editing to promote the festival 3 months in advance.
This document provides details for planning and designing a poster and marketing campaign for a drum and bass music festival. It includes sections on the target audience, proposed name and slogans, mood boards for inspiration, draft poster layouts, scheduling of artist announcements, a production plan, budget, launch dates, locations for advertising, plans for an audiovisual trailer, and considerations around legal and ethical issues. The overall goal is to effectively promote the festival and build excitement leading up to the launch date in April.
The document provides details about planning and producing a poster and audio-visual advertisement for a music festival called "Sound Wave". Key information includes:
- The poster and advertisement will use bright colors like blue, pink, purple and green to target 16-25 year olds.
- A production schedule is outlined over 4 weeks that includes tasks like research, design, production, and launch.
- Budget details and costs are provided for staff, equipment, and marketing the festival through social media.
- Important dates include releasing the advertisements on April 28th, 3 months before the festival from July 8th-10th.
- Location recces and permission forms are discussed for photographing models to appear
The document provides details for planning a music festival, including target audiences, mood boards, mind maps, draft designs, and production plans. Key aspects summarized include:
- The target audience is identified as university students aged 18-25 based on psychographic and socioeconomic analysis.
- Two draft poster designs are presented with analyses of inspiration posters from other music festivals.
- Plans are outlined for a photoshoot, article, advertisements, and launching the campaign in June/July.
- Costs including photography, design work, advertising, and office space total around £2,000. Posters will be placed in busy London areas targeting young people.
This document provides details for planning and producing a print advertisement poster for a drum and bass music festival. Key points:
- The target audience is young adults aged 16-25 from socioeconomic classes C1-E, as this type of music wouldn't appeal to older people.
- The poster will use contrasting colors like black and green to make it stand out. It will feature the headlining artists in a different color to draw attention.
- Production plans outline weekly tasks like designing layouts, sending posters to print, and releasing announcements over multiple weeks leading up to the festival launch.
- A budget outlines staff salaries and equipment costs needed like computers and cameras to produce the poster.
Q Magazine produces print and digital editions of their music magazine. They have a monthly print circulation of around 50,000 copies. The production process involves setting a release date, developing a schedule, budgeting, selecting content, editing, page layout, proofreading, sending files to the printer, and distributing the magazines. Q targets readers aged 25 and older interested in genres like rock and indie music. While print circulation has declined in recent years, Q has over 120,000 Facebook fans and 127,000 Twitter followers, showing their success in engaging audiences across social media platforms through content sharing and convergence.
The document contains a proposal for an advertising campaign featuring print advertisements to promote a music festival called "Connect". The proposal outlines that the advertisements will promote the festival by informing people about where it will take place, who will perform, and when. The target audience is identified as young adults and teenagers who seek diversion and a sense of belonging through music festivals. The campaign message is to invite this audience to "get connected" and enjoy the festival with others. The advertisements will feature images of artists and festival attendees having fun, using an urban street style and blue/yellow color scheme.
The document provides information about planning and advertising a music festival. It discusses the target audience, which is people aged 16-27, as the genres of music will primarily appeal to younger adults. It outlines objectives to make people aware of the event and encourage ticket purchases. Advertising plans include print ads in magazines and posters around bus stops. A production schedule is provided to design ads, print posters, and place ads in the months leading up to the festival. Location is planned for Hyde Park in London. Risk assessments and regulatory considerations for the advertising campaign are also discussed.
The document discusses plans for advertising a music festival. It will feature top artists and have sponsors like Foot Asylum, Monster Energy, and Burger King. The advertisement aims to make people aware of the event and want to attend with friends. The target audience is ages 16-27 as the music genres appeal most to younger adults. The campaign message is that "the party never stops." Colors used will be bright and vibrant. When people attend, they will enjoy performances from well-known artists.
The document provides information about advertising for the Wireless music festival. It includes a poster advertisement and an audio-visual advertisement.
The poster advertisement aims to promote and create awareness of the festival by listing famous artists performing. It targets fans of these artists and those seeking diversion through music. The audio-visual advertisement similarly aims to show prospective attendees having fun at past festivals to convey the experience. Both advertisements keep content minimal to appeal broadly across age groups and socioeconomic classes. Legal and ethical standards are followed with no offensive content.
The document provides details of the witness statement, improvements, budget, evidence, and feedback from a survey about the author's magazine pitch. It also includes photos of the survey results and details about designing festival advertisements, including poster drafts, photoshoots, and ensuring the poster reflects the campaign message of an inclusive, family-friendly music festival.
The document discusses the design choices for a digipak for a single by the band Bastille. It aimed to target a young audience by using images related to partying and nightlife that they could relate to, and showing the improvement in quality of life over the course of the music video. Different edits of photos of a woman's eyes open and closed were used to represent themes in the narrative. The design aims to appeal to younger people through its use of intriguing images and references to the band's past success at the Brit Awards.
The document discusses planning for a music festival advertisement campaign. It provides details on the target audience, which is ages 16-27 as the musical genres will primarily appeal to younger adults. The main goals are to make people aware of the event and intrigue them to purchase tickets to experience it fully with friends. Key elements that will be advertised include the headline artists, sponsors, vibrant colors in the design, and the message that "the party never stops." Production plans include creating print, audio-visual and social media ads over a few week period leading up to the festival dates.
The document discusses the goals and creative decisions behind a magazine advertisement. It aimed to highlight the narrative by merging two faces to show two lives becoming one. It included the song title and band name prominently to identify the piece. Social media logos were included to link to the target audience. A newspaper quote was used to imply high quality. The ad aimed to encourage life lessons and educate about standards of living by depicting a character transforming from poor to well-off. It merged the two faces to show they were connected and expand the music video's idea. The ad would likely appear in music magazines and locations like bus stops to reach a wide young audience.
The document analyzes print and audiovisual advertising for the Reading and Leeds music festivals. It discusses the festivals' history and aims to raise awareness and increase sales by announcing popular artists. Print ads start in February and are placed in music magazines and radio to promote the festivals. The target audience is primarily 16-25 year old males, but also some older attendees. Representation in ads may stereotypically feature young, white people interested in alternative rock. The festivals' partnerships provide broadcasting and products. Their message is enjoying music over summer and stress relief. Colorful print ads with bold artist names attract attention to the lineup.
Q magazine targets readers ages 15-24, especially males. It contains a variety of music genres to appeal to different musical tastes. The magazine is published monthly with each issue containing in-depth articles on popular artists. It uses a consistent color scheme of red, white, and black throughout for branding. The goal is to provide readers with exclusive music news and content not found elsewhere to explore their interests in music.
Este documento contiene 4 páginas con tablas de datos que muestran las calificaciones de 5 estudiantes en 3 parciales para diferentes materias como lengua, matemáticas y ciencias. Las tablas incluyen los promedios de calificaciones por estudiante y materia para cada parcial, así como los promedios generales para cada parcial.
Kelsey Dunham is looking for a new salon job that fits her personality and goals. She wants to work for a company that gives back to the community, offers continuing education opportunities, and maintains a clean work environment. Her short-term goals include finding the right salon, taking workshops, building a clientele, and improving retail skills. Her long-term goals are to become a salon manager, try chair rental, keep clients happy as she grows, take ongoing workshops, and potentially open her own salon within ten years. Continuing education is very important to help stay up-to-date on trends.
Thomas Hibbert created advertisements for the Klashed music festival through a multi-step process. He began with proposal, mood boards, and layout plans. Photographs were taken and graphic designs were made in line with the festival's house style. Proofs were edited and a production schedule was made. A budget addressed costs of printing, advertising, staff, and office space. Risk assessments were performed before final posters and advertisements were created meeting branding guidelines. Trademark registration and safe working practices were also considered to complete the campaign.
This document provides details on the planning and production process for a poster and flyer advertising an exclusive music festival. It includes mood boards highlighting inspiration from Glastonbury festivals, proposed designs for the house style, main headliners like Adele and Coldplay, photography plans, draft layouts, and proofreading steps. The goal is to create eye-catching advertisements that showcase the festival's music and experience through vibrant colors and prominent artist listings.
This document provides an overview and analysis of advertising campaigns for the V Festival music event. The aims are to promote and create awareness of the upcoming festival in August. The target audience is 16-35 year olds, appealing to both females and males with its variety of music genres. The branding incorporates the "V" logo representing the Virgin group sponsorship. Regulatory bodies like the ASA and Ofcom oversee the campaigns to ensure no misleading advertising. Analysis discusses representation of the audience, application of gaze theory, and legal/ethical considerations in print and audiovisual advertisements.
This document provides an overview of a print-based advertising campaign for the Glastonbury music festival in 2013. It discusses the aims and objectives of promoting the festival and increasing ticket sales. It also covers the target audience for the campaign, how different representations are used, the artists scheduled to perform, the key messages conveyed, and the legal and ethical considerations for advertising regulations.
This document outlines Sophie Angus' plans for creating promotional materials for a music festival. It includes mood boards, draft layouts, and production schedules for a poster, flyer, and audiovisual advertisement. The target audience is ages 18-54 across socioeconomic classes E-B who want to explore new music or escape daily life. Headlining artists include Adele, Rihanna, and Coldplay. The poster and flyer will feature these artists and provide location, dates, and logo. They will use bright colors and be released 7 months before the event. The advertisement will tell a storyboard-designed narrative over 2 weeks of filming and editing to promote the festival 3 months in advance.
This document provides details for planning and designing a poster and marketing campaign for a drum and bass music festival. It includes sections on the target audience, proposed name and slogans, mood boards for inspiration, draft poster layouts, scheduling of artist announcements, a production plan, budget, launch dates, locations for advertising, plans for an audiovisual trailer, and considerations around legal and ethical issues. The overall goal is to effectively promote the festival and build excitement leading up to the launch date in April.
The document provides details about planning and producing a poster and audio-visual advertisement for a music festival called "Sound Wave". Key information includes:
- The poster and advertisement will use bright colors like blue, pink, purple and green to target 16-25 year olds.
- A production schedule is outlined over 4 weeks that includes tasks like research, design, production, and launch.
- Budget details and costs are provided for staff, equipment, and marketing the festival through social media.
- Important dates include releasing the advertisements on April 28th, 3 months before the festival from July 8th-10th.
- Location recces and permission forms are discussed for photographing models to appear
The document provides details for planning a music festival, including target audiences, mood boards, mind maps, draft designs, and production plans. Key aspects summarized include:
- The target audience is identified as university students aged 18-25 based on psychographic and socioeconomic analysis.
- Two draft poster designs are presented with analyses of inspiration posters from other music festivals.
- Plans are outlined for a photoshoot, article, advertisements, and launching the campaign in June/July.
- Costs including photography, design work, advertising, and office space total around £2,000. Posters will be placed in busy London areas targeting young people.
This document provides details for planning and producing a print advertisement poster for a drum and bass music festival. Key points:
- The target audience is young adults aged 16-25 from socioeconomic classes C1-E, as this type of music wouldn't appeal to older people.
- The poster will use contrasting colors like black and green to make it stand out. It will feature the headlining artists in a different color to draw attention.
- Production plans outline weekly tasks like designing layouts, sending posters to print, and releasing announcements over multiple weeks leading up to the festival launch.
- A budget outlines staff salaries and equipment costs needed like computers and cameras to produce the poster.
Q Magazine produces print and digital editions of their music magazine. They have a monthly print circulation of around 50,000 copies. The production process involves setting a release date, developing a schedule, budgeting, selecting content, editing, page layout, proofreading, sending files to the printer, and distributing the magazines. Q targets readers aged 25 and older interested in genres like rock and indie music. While print circulation has declined in recent years, Q has over 120,000 Facebook fans and 127,000 Twitter followers, showing their success in engaging audiences across social media platforms through content sharing and convergence.
The document contains a proposal for an advertising campaign featuring print advertisements to promote a music festival called "Connect". The proposal outlines that the advertisements will promote the festival by informing people about where it will take place, who will perform, and when. The target audience is identified as young adults and teenagers who seek diversion and a sense of belonging through music festivals. The campaign message is to invite this audience to "get connected" and enjoy the festival with others. The advertisements will feature images of artists and festival attendees having fun, using an urban street style and blue/yellow color scheme.
The document provides information about planning and advertising a music festival. It discusses the target audience, which is people aged 16-27, as the genres of music will primarily appeal to younger adults. It outlines objectives to make people aware of the event and encourage ticket purchases. Advertising plans include print ads in magazines and posters around bus stops. A production schedule is provided to design ads, print posters, and place ads in the months leading up to the festival. Location is planned for Hyde Park in London. Risk assessments and regulatory considerations for the advertising campaign are also discussed.
The document discusses plans for advertising a music festival. It will feature top artists and have sponsors like Foot Asylum, Monster Energy, and Burger King. The advertisement aims to make people aware of the event and want to attend with friends. The target audience is ages 16-27 as the music genres appeal most to younger adults. The campaign message is that "the party never stops." Colors used will be bright and vibrant. When people attend, they will enjoy performances from well-known artists.
The document provides information about advertising for the Wireless music festival. It includes a poster advertisement and an audio-visual advertisement.
The poster advertisement aims to promote and create awareness of the festival by listing famous artists performing. It targets fans of these artists and those seeking diversion through music. The audio-visual advertisement similarly aims to show prospective attendees having fun at past festivals to convey the experience. Both advertisements keep content minimal to appeal broadly across age groups and socioeconomic classes. Legal and ethical standards are followed with no offensive content.
The document provides details of the witness statement, improvements, budget, evidence, and feedback from a survey about the author's magazine pitch. It also includes photos of the survey results and details about designing festival advertisements, including poster drafts, photoshoots, and ensuring the poster reflects the campaign message of an inclusive, family-friendly music festival.
The document discusses the design choices for a digipak for a single by the band Bastille. It aimed to target a young audience by using images related to partying and nightlife that they could relate to, and showing the improvement in quality of life over the course of the music video. Different edits of photos of a woman's eyes open and closed were used to represent themes in the narrative. The design aims to appeal to younger people through its use of intriguing images and references to the band's past success at the Brit Awards.
The document discusses planning for a music festival advertisement campaign. It provides details on the target audience, which is ages 16-27 as the musical genres will primarily appeal to younger adults. The main goals are to make people aware of the event and intrigue them to purchase tickets to experience it fully with friends. Key elements that will be advertised include the headline artists, sponsors, vibrant colors in the design, and the message that "the party never stops." Production plans include creating print, audio-visual and social media ads over a few week period leading up to the festival dates.
The document discusses the goals and creative decisions behind a magazine advertisement. It aimed to highlight the narrative by merging two faces to show two lives becoming one. It included the song title and band name prominently to identify the piece. Social media logos were included to link to the target audience. A newspaper quote was used to imply high quality. The ad aimed to encourage life lessons and educate about standards of living by depicting a character transforming from poor to well-off. It merged the two faces to show they were connected and expand the music video's idea. The ad would likely appear in music magazines and locations like bus stops to reach a wide young audience.
The document analyzes print and audiovisual advertising for the Reading and Leeds music festivals. It discusses the festivals' history and aims to raise awareness and increase sales by announcing popular artists. Print ads start in February and are placed in music magazines and radio to promote the festivals. The target audience is primarily 16-25 year old males, but also some older attendees. Representation in ads may stereotypically feature young, white people interested in alternative rock. The festivals' partnerships provide broadcasting and products. Their message is enjoying music over summer and stress relief. Colorful print ads with bold artist names attract attention to the lineup.
Q magazine targets readers ages 15-24, especially males. It contains a variety of music genres to appeal to different musical tastes. The magazine is published monthly with each issue containing in-depth articles on popular artists. It uses a consistent color scheme of red, white, and black throughout for branding. The goal is to provide readers with exclusive music news and content not found elsewhere to explore their interests in music.
Este documento contiene 4 páginas con tablas de datos que muestran las calificaciones de 5 estudiantes en 3 parciales para diferentes materias como lengua, matemáticas y ciencias. Las tablas incluyen los promedios de calificaciones por estudiante y materia para cada parcial, así como los promedios generales para cada parcial.
Kelsey Dunham is looking for a new salon job that fits her personality and goals. She wants to work for a company that gives back to the community, offers continuing education opportunities, and maintains a clean work environment. Her short-term goals include finding the right salon, taking workshops, building a clientele, and improving retail skills. Her long-term goals are to become a salon manager, try chair rental, keep clients happy as she grows, take ongoing workshops, and potentially open her own salon within ten years. Continuing education is very important to help stay up-to-date on trends.
This production plan outlines tasks for the week of June 19th to June 25th 2017 to develop a social media website. On Monday, graphic designers will start layout drafts. On Tuesday, designers will continue work and editors will brainstorm section ideas. On Wednesday, editors will finalize story topics like new album releases and journalists will research for content. Writers will then create stories and visual elements will be added. Throughout the week, teams will complete assigned tasks. The full project is scheduled to be completed by July 2nd 2017.
The interviewer asks Nicole about winning her first Brit award, how fame affects her daily life, and her musical inspirations like Etta James. Nicole explains that she stays grounded by hanging out with friends and forgetting she's famous sometimes. She also discusses acting roles she's had and hints that her fourth album will be a surprise. Nicole hopes to continue her music career, have a family someday, and become better known internationally. She says she'll never stop singing as long as she lives.
Автоматизированная система мониторинга интернета. NPS VS Онлайн-рекомендацииИнна Асаре
Привычные измерения NPS уже не в полной мере отвечают потребностям компаний в получении данных о клиентской лояльности. Внедрение автоматизированной
системы мониторинга клиентских мнений в интернете позволяет оперативно
измерять клиентскую лояльность, наблюдать ее динамику в реальном времени,
иметь более детальное представление о причинах колебания лояльности.
На лояльность действующего и потенциального клиента оказывают воздействие
различные факторы. Как поведение разных типов участников интернет-дискуссий
влияют на лояльность потребителя?
Клиентское поведение в интернете дает сигнал компании о возможной угрозе
потери лояльности или риске оттока. С какими признаками можно работать для сохранения лояльности и профилактики оттока на основе данных мониторинга интернета?
Este documento describe los requisitos y el cálculo de la prestación por desempleo en España. Para tener derecho a la prestación se debe haber cotizado al menos 360 días en los últimos 6 años, estar inscrito como demandante de empleo, y no estar realizando ninguna otra actividad laboral. La cuantía y duración de la prestación depende del periodo cotizado, oscilando entre 4 y 24 meses. Se calcula aplicando el 70% de la base reguladora los primeros 6 meses, y el 50% el resto, estando sujeto a unos importes mínimos y má
Aquí os presentamos la regulación del salario que viene regulada por el Estatuto de los trabajadores y del Convenio Colectivo del Comercio General de Albacete
El documento describe los sistemas de archivos, métodos de acceso a archivos y tipos de acceso. Explica que un sistema de archivos es una estructura de directorios que permite almacenar, crear y borrar archivos. Luego detalla tres métodos de acceso a archivos: acceso secuencial, el más lento que recorre los archivos de forma secuencial; acceso directo que permite acceder a cualquier sector de forma inmediata; y acceso directo indexado útil para grandes volúmenes de datos.
Unit 14- Producing a Print based Media Productsangus7
This document provides details about producing a print-based media product, including deadlines, post-production skills, production skills tools, safe working practices, magazine fonts and colors, and production changes. It outlines the pre-production, production, and post-production deadlines for the magazine. It describes the software and tools used, including Adobe Photoshop, and how they were used to edit images and design the front cover and double page spread. It also discusses font selection, colors, and safety practices when working with images and texts.
This document outlines a proposal for a print-based advertisement for a music festival. It includes aims, objectives, target audience analysis, and campaign messaging. Draft layouts and designs are presented, including logo, color scheme, and images. Production plans, budgets, risks, and regulatory considerations are addressed. The goal is to market the festival to young adults through posters in London featuring various artists from both the UK and globally.
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- Two hand-drawn draft layouts for the festival poster with the logo and performance dates/acts in different configurations.
- Details on the campaign message focusing on unique acts that appeal to fans of rap/hip hop and providing an escape, to be advertised through print media using bright colors and bold fonts.
- Plans for the digital poster background including a dark blue/purple gradient and added image of stars/galaxy, as well as taking inspiration from Coachella for the house style/color scheme.
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The document is a proposal for a poster and advertisement campaign for a music festival called the Sundown Festival. It includes draft designs for the poster layout, logo, and slogans. It discusses the target audience, inspirations, production plan, and addresses legal and regulatory considerations around copyright, data protection, and following advertising standards. The proposal provides details on the location, dates, artists, and budget for the festival itself.
The document provides information about planning and producing a music festival poster campaign. It includes a witness statement and evidence of pitching the idea, feedback from a survey, production plans, risk assessments, budget details, and discussions of legal and ethical issues around copyright, data protection, and ensuring appropriate representation in the poster design. Feedback from the survey showed the pitch was well received and the poster design and reasons for choosing it were agreed with. The production plan, risk assessments, and budget aim to safely and properly carry out the poster campaign. Discussions of legal and ethical issues aim to comply with relevant regulations and considerations.
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This document contains details of the production process for creating an advertisement poster for a music tour. It includes pre-production materials like witness statements, photos used, equipment, draft layouts, and a production plan. It also discusses meeting legal and ethical standards, risk assessment, and making changes based on feedback. The final advertisement poster is shown, and it is concluded that this poster will be used to promote the tour due to its eye-catching design and clear communication of information.
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This document provides an overview of planning materials for a music festival, including:
- Two hand-drawn draft poster designs
- A graphic layout example for the festival poster
- A mood board for design inspiration
- The campaign message and goals
- Plans for a photoshoot and logo design
- Cost estimates for equipment, staff, and printing posters
- A calendar of planning meetings and the proposed festival dates
- Considerations for risk assessment, legal issues like copyright and royalties, and ethical advertising standards.
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The document provides details of the content included in a presentation. It outlines 25 slides that cover topics such as a witness statement, draft layouts, a production plan, photos used, equipment, advertising standards, a risk assessment, safe working practices, and changes made based on feedback. It also includes the content and conclusions of the production plan and final versions of the advertisements.
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Bauer Media Group is Europe's largest privately owned publishing group founded in 1875 in Germany. They publish over 300 magazines worldwide along with radio stations and TV channels. Q is a monthly music magazine founded in 1986 in the UK and was originally published by EMAP until 2008 when Bauer Media Group acquired it. Q analyzes new music and provides artist interviews. It has a circulation of around 64,000. Bauer Media Group utilizes various platforms like social media, websites, radio and TV to promote their brands and reach audiences across different technologies and devices. Their main competitors in music publishing include The National Magazine Company, Future PLC, and Immediate Media Company.
Q magazine is a popular monthly music magazine published in the UK. It was founded in 1986 by Mark Ellen and David Hepworth and was originally published by EMAP. In 2008, EMAP sold Q and other magazine titles to Bauer Media Group, which remains the publisher. Q magazine focuses on indie, rock, and alternative music. In addition to the print magazine, Q also operates a website and previously had a radio station and TV channel dedicated to music content. The magazine aims to provide exclusive news and interviews to readers in an engaging visual format through its use of photos, design elements, and conversational language when addressing readers.
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The document provides information about several social media platforms, including Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. It discusses their histories, purposes, content, target users, sources of revenue, and legal/ethical issues. Facebook was launched in 2004 by Mark Zuckerberg and others. It aims to connect users and allow them to share what matters to them. Content includes profiles, posts, photos and videos. Over 1 billion people actively use Facebook. The document also examines Twitter and Instagram in a similar format, discussing their origins and key aspects of how they function as social media sites.
Sophie Angus received feedback from survey responses and witness statements on her pitch, Prezi presentation, and Photoshop work for a magazine project. The feedback highlighted strengths like detailed target audience breakdown and effective viral marketing ideas. It also noted areas for improvement such as changing terminology from "profit/loss" to "income/outgoings" and adding conventions like encouraging readers to watch online interviews. Sophie made corrections to her front cover and double page spread based on the feedback, such as adjusting colors, layout, and fixing spelling errors. She created a SurveyMonkey to collect more feedback on how her pitch went and the quality of information presented.
Sophie Angus presented two music magazine ideas to publishers and received feedback on her pitch. The feedback noted positives like including detailed target audiences and media theories, but identified areas for improvement. Sophie made changes to her Prezi presentation, photoshop designs, and script based on the feedback to strengthen her pitch for the publishers' support. This included modifying terminology to be more professional, adding references to test photography and production plans, and adjusting magazine designs. Sophie documented her pitch, the feedback received, and the improvements made to demonstrate addressing the feedback.
The document provides a production plan and schedule for a music magazine being created over several weeks in May 2016. It includes tasks such as creating a production schedule, flat plan, planning stories and articles, setting deadlines, editing, designing the magazine layout, and final proofreading before sending the magazine to print. The production schedule shows who is responsible for each task and the deadlines. It also provides estimated costs for producing the magazine, including salaries for various roles, office rental costs, equipment costs, and estimated printing costs for one year. The document aims to thoroughly plan the magazine production process and budget costs to determine feasibility and profitability.
1) The document outlines plans for a music magazine project, including mood boards, mind maps, and production plans.
2) It proposes the name "Eclectic Music" for the magazine, with a target audience of 15-30 year olds and a monthly release schedule.
3) Production elements that are planned include the front cover layout, double page spreads, interview formats, photography, budgets, and legal/ethical considerations.
1. The document presents proposals and designs for two music magazines called Exclusive and Emagazine. For Exclusive, the target audience is predicted to be students aged 15-24 based on statistics from similar magazine Q. The magazine will feature a variety of artists from different eras to appeal to a broad market.
2. For Emagazine, the target audience is also predicted to be students and those in the E, D, and C2 socioeconomic groups based on Hartley's 7 subjectivities. The magazine aims to appeal to "Explorers" who seek new music. It will feature more female artists to attract more female readers compared to the male-dominated Q magazine.
3. Design elements
The document contains images of a pitch for a print advertisement for EXCLUSIVE Festival. The pitch includes visuals promoting the festival through images and text. The goal is to attract attendees to the event using the print advertisement.
This production plan outlines the process for creating promotional materials for a festival over three weeks in March 2017. It involves designing a poster by February 27th, flyers by March 6th, and creating an audiovisual advertisement. For the advertisement, storyboards will be presented on March 15th and filming takes place from March 16th-17th. Editing occurs from March 20th-24th, with the final advertisement released on March 27th. The poster and flyers are designed the first week, while two additional weeks are devoted to planning, filming, and editing the audiovisual advertisement. Completing all materials by March 24th will advertise the festival three months in advance.
The project aims to take photos of the night sky, including the moon, to use for print advertisements for an exclusive music festival. Sophie Angus will be the photographer and will take various long shots and some short shots of the sky, ensuring the moon is visible. There will be no people included in the images. The photos will be taken in the backyard, where there is a good view of the moon, to reflect the nighttime atmosphere of the festival.
Bauer Media Group is Europe's largest privately owned publishing group founded in 1875 in Germany. They publish over 300 magazines worldwide along with radio stations and television channels.
Q magazine is a monthly music publication founded in 1986 in the UK. It was originally published by EMAP but was acquired by Bauer Media Group in 2008. Q magazine is available in both print and digital formats.
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1. –
Level 3 Cambridge Introductory Diploma in Media
Unit 15:
Sophie Angus
Candidate Number: 1006
Print Based Advertising
2.
3. Contents for LO5
Titles Slides
Witness Statement 4
Draft Layouts 5
Production Plan 6-9
Photos Used/ Equipment 10
Legal and Ethical 11
Legal and Ethical Issues-Trademark 12-13
Safe Working Practices 14
Risk Assessment 15
Final Poster and Flyer 16
Changes 17
Compare of Existing Products 18-19
Adverts 20
Conclusion 21
4. Witness Statement
This is my witness statement, which I have received after my pitch so that I will know the
positive and negative of my pitch and my print based advertisement. There was only one
changes that I will need to make and that was to add social media symbol onto my print
based advertisement, so that my target audience will know they are able to follow them
on these social media such as Twitter.
5. Draft Layouts
These of the hand drawn draft and graphic layout for my poster print based
advertisement. By these design, the target audience will be able to
understand the information that will be contain such as the date and the line
up. At the top, the target audience will be able to see the main design of the
poster, which is the moon design. In addition believe the event name, the
target audience will be able to see the location of the festival. However, at the
bottom of the page it will reveal who will be sponsoring and supporting.
6. Production Plan
Week beginning: 27th Monday February 2017- 5th March 2017
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
Plan the main
headliner that
will be feature
on the poster
and also the
main
headliners
Then, to design
the layout of
the poster and
also the colour
scheme of the
poster as well
to appeal to
the target
audience
Then to design
and create the
poster for the
festival as it will
be released on
Saturdays.
The poster will
be sent to the
printing
company after
it has been
check for any
mistake and
keep within the
guideline.
The posters are
being printed.
The posters
have been
released
revealing the
headliners of
the festival will
be.
Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete by:
27th Monday
February 2017
28th Monday
February 2017
1st March 2017 2nd March 2017 3rd March 2017 4th March 2017 5th March 2017
7. Production Plan
Week beginning: 6th March 2017-12th March 2017
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
Plan the main
headliner that
will be feature
on the flyer and
think about
what
information
should be
included.
Then, to design
the layout of
the flyer and
also the colour
scheme of the
flyer as well to
appeal to the
target audience
Then to design
and create the
flyer for the
festival as it will
be released on
Saturdays.
The flyer will be
sent to the
printing
company after
it has been
check for any
mistake and
keep within the
guideline.
The flyers are
being printed.
The flyers have
be released
revealing the
headliners of
the festival will
be.
Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete by:
6th March 2017 7th March 2017 8th March 2017 9th March 2017 10th March
2017
11th March
2017
12th March
2017
8. Production Plan
Week beginning: 13th March 2017-19th March 2017
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
Start to discuss
what the
audiovisual
advertisement
should be
about.
The finalized
on the final
two ideas for
the audiovisual
advertisement.
Afterward
make two
storyboards for
the audiovisual
advertisement
and the
present them
to the people
in charge of
the festival.
After, they
have chose
one, the team
will focus to
make that
storyboards
into an advert.
The
audiovisual
advertisement
are looking at
the correct
place to be
filmed and also
looking for
actors to be
part of the
video. They
also will need
to find a good
location for the
advert as well.
Once the
actors ad the
location have
been found,
they will start
to film the
audiovisual
advertisement,
as this should
take two days.
They will be
filming for the
audiovisual
advertisement.
Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete by:
13th March
2017
14th March
2017
15th March
2017
16th March
2017
17th March
2017
18th March
2017
19th March
2017
9. Production Plan
Week beginning: 20th March 2017-27th March 2017
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
Once all of the
filming has
been done, the
editing team
will edit the
films into an
advert, as they
will have to
take the best
pieces for the
advert.
They will have
another day of
editing for the
audiovisual
advertisement.
The final check
for the official
audiovisual
advertisement
will be done.
The official
audio visual
advertisement
will be released
to the public
Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete by:
20th March
2017
22th March
2017
23th March
2017
24th March
2017
25th March
2017
26th March
2017
27th March
2017
This is the production plan for my festival poster, flyer and audiovisual advertisement as everyday for 3 weeks and 4
days there as all of the tasks will need to be completed by 24th March 2017. The poster and flyers will take a week to
design and create as it is an easy task to do. This I decided to created the poster, flyer and audiovisual advertisement
during March as it will keep the target audience aware that they will have 3 months to go until the festival will start.
This mean that they won’t have to buy their tickets last minute and have a chance to buy the tickets because the
festival have advertise themselves 3 months ago.
Source:
http://smallbusiness.chron.com/advertising-production-process-45162.html
10. Photos Used/ Equipment
Overall, I used these two pictures to be included in my print based advertisement. I have edited them so
that they would fit in the theme of my advertisement and also they would match my ideas as well.
These images will enable the overall appearance of my print based advertisement to be creative and
look professional as well. I used a Canon EOS 1300D Digital, which enable me to take a good of the tree
and the moon. In addition for the moon used a special equipment will require my to get a zoom in to
the moon so that I will get a better quality image.
11. Legal and Ethical
There are different legal and ethical issues that will need to be carried out throughout my creating my advertisement
for festival. The first legal and ethical issue that will need to address is to make sure that it doesn’t content
misleading advertising. This is mean that my advertisement will need the correct information to be advertise to the
public as it will cause confusion for public. I will have to ensure that my advertisement will have the correct date,
location, lineup and price of the festival. In addition, my festival advertisement will make sure that it doesn’t include
any harm and offence to the public by the images that are used or by the language. This is important as by harm and
offence on the advertisement, it could affect people opinion of the poster and also if children see the advertisement
on TV or on the street, it could cause them to be distress and therefore affected by the advertisement. Finally, when
creating advertisement for the advertisement I will have to follow the correct code when relating with children, as
even so children are allow to go to the festival, they are not in the right age group. Therefore, the promotion of my
festival must ensure that the children will be safe and it is not a dangerous environment for children to be around.
In addition, for the print based advertisement I will use royalties if I was for use artists or bands’ logo or song lyrics.
As my company doesn’t want to break any laws when creating the print based advertisement. Also my company will
don’t use anything copyright unless I have gain permission from the creators. In addition, all of the work that my
company will use will be copyright as I don’t want anyone to steal my ideas and claim it is there.
Throughout the advertisement for my festival, I will have to ensure that the advertisement will not offend someone
and also doesn’t link to any stereotypes as well.
Source:
https://www.cap.org.uk/Advertising-
Codes/Non-Broadcast.aspx
12. Legal and Ethical Issues-Trademark
https://www.gov.uk/how-to-register-a-trade-mark/apply
https://www.gov.uk/how-to-register-a-trade-mark/register-a-trade-mark
The definition of the trademark is when a symbol, product, services or design is protected so that no person, groups or organisation are not
allow to use these items as it will be breaking the trademark rule. The step of make a design to have a trademark are firstly someone will
checking if the design will qualifies as a trademark. Afterward, the person will apply to register for design as a trademark and after the apply
they will find out if their design will be trademark or not. This is important as the person are allow to objected with their decision once it
have came through.
1. Checking if the design will qualifies as a trademark
Once the trademark have sent off, someone will check if the trademark is unique and original so
that it won’t be copying other styles of brand and trademark. This is important as if the trademark
is like other brands and trademark that have been authorised before, the person won’t authorised
the trademark as it is not original and unique as it is too similar to other brands or old trademark.
Some of the unique of the trademark that will need to be portray are words, sounds, logos or
colours so that the design will be unique and one day recognisable. However, there are some
things that that trademark should not have in order to become a trademark such as offensive
words or images, can’t not describe about the design’s being good or services, being misleading,
3-dimensional shape associated and more. If the trademark have broken these thing, their design
won’t be authorised to be a trademark.
2. Apply to register for design as a trademark
To apply to to register for design as a trademark there are a form online that someone could fill out so that they are apply
for their trademark. This is important as by filling out a form online, it is quickly and easily to do and therefore it is hazards
free because they need to answer all of the question that is presented to them. The average prices of registering for a
trademark is £170 for one class and also for additional class of the trademark it will cost the person £50. This is important
as some of the detail that have to been given to register for a trademark are details of the want the person want to
register such as word, illustration or slogan and the person much state what class the trademark that the person what to
be register as such as class 1: chemicals, or class 43: food and drink services.
13. Legal and Ethical Issues-Trademark
3. After apply for trademark
After the apply for trademark have been examined, the person will received feedback from the application which is known
as ‘examination report’ and receive the report in 20 days . This is important as the person or company will be able to to
answer back to the decision of the trademark within 2 months so that they are able to resolve any problems that may of
occurred. This is important as if the examiner have no problem with the design to have a trademark the application will be
proved and then published onto the trademark journal for 2 months. This is important as during this time period anyone
can oppose the decision of the trademark. If the trademark have been registered if all of the objections have been
resolved. They will send the certificate so that it will conform that their design as officially trademark.
This is the trademark form that the person or the
company will have to fill out in order for their
design to be trademarked.
14. Safe Working Practices
I used Adobe Photoshop CS5.1 to create my final print
based advertisement, so I will be able to edit different
images such as the moon or add all of the important
information that is needed to be add such as placing all of
the lineup. I am about to create a print based
advertisement to a professional and high standard, that
will be able to appeal to more people to more people. I
have used variety of tools on Photoshop such as crop tool,
eraser tool, paint bucket and colour swatch to help me to
keep my product on a high standard. This will help to keep
my colour scheme consist by having the same shade of
colour throughout my print based advertisement.
15. Risk Assessment
You will be able to see that I have completed the risk assessment form
for the photoshoot as I will need to know the surroundings of the
photoshoot and also what risk will it bring.
16. Final Poster and Flyer
Final Flyer DesignFinal Poster Design
These are my final design for my print based advertisement of my
poster and flyer that I have created on Photoshop. For my festival
poster it is A4 dimension whilst for the flyer I have decided to use
A5 dimension
17. Changes
When I was creating my print based advertisement of a poster and flyer for my festival, I have to make
one minor change in order to improve on my Photoshop work. The only changes that I have to make is
to add social media symbols to the festival poster and flyer so that the target audience know that they
are able to follow them on social media. For the poster I used a A4 dimension whilst for the flyer I have
decided to use A5 dimension. I have place the three social media symbol of Facebook, Instagram and
Twitter at the bottom right hand corner and I have to move the extra information on the left, to make
room for the social media symbol. The reason why I have decided to add the social media symbol to the
poster and flyer so that it will add ‘Digital Natives’ (Prensky 2001) as the public are able to look at
EXCLUSIVE festival through different format of social media.
Before
After
18. Compare of Existing Products
The main inspiration for creating my poster and flyer on Photoshop is
the Glastonbury 2016 and partly Glastonbury 2015 poster. The
Glastonbury 2016 and my festival both have the same layout, logo and
the house style as I want my poster to be eye catching like Glastonbury
2016 poster. However, I wanted to partly copy the moon design from
Glastonbury 2015 poster as this is a good way to represent the
campaign message that my festival and Glastonbury are portraying.
20. Adverts
These print based advertisement has successfully convey your planned campaign message as this
have represent the nightlife of EXCLUSIVE festival because of the colourful moon and the
socilasing that will be going on at the festival. This will be a chance to meet new people that have
the same musical interest as they will be listening to the same kind of music. The campaign
message for my festival aloe people to have the opportunity to live to their favorite artists and
bands and enjoy themselves. This will allow them to socilased and make them loyal to come to
the music festival yearly. The slogan is ‘Live for the Music’, as the festival will be have good music
so this will appeal to people to go to my festival and therefore by having good music this will grab
the target audience’s attention.
21. Conclusion
Overall, I have created a poster and flyer print based advertisement,
with a background with a moon design at top. I believe that the
advertisement that I have created say my campaign message to the
public. In addition, I have added important information that the public
will have to know about such as the dates, who will be performing and
also the social media so that the target audience are able to follow
them and receive the latest updates. I have use my house colour and
colour scheme well as it will link with the mood and theme of the
advertisement.