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This document outlines a proposed campaign and advertisement targeting teenagers ages 15-20 around mental health issues. The campaign aims to raise awareness of mental health struggles that teenagers commonly face related to family and college. The proposed advertisement would tell a relatable story of a student struggling with college and work who then finds something that cheers them up. It would use lighting, music, and a storyline to engage viewers emotionally and portray a realistic scenario to help teenagers relate to the issues. The advertisement would air after popular teen shows on television to reach its target teenage audience.
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The document summarizes a marketing campaign for a new clothing line called Paper Crown being launched at the Pretty Green store. It details the target audience based on a survey (men familiar with Pretty Green), advertising strategies (Twitter, radio, posters), release schedule (launching Twitter page first in May and ending campaign in June), and photo manipulation plans (adding a Paper Crown badge to a photo and removing the background). The goal is to raise awareness of the new product and get people to purchase the clothing from Pretty Green.
Questionair feedback form .
The document summarizes feedback from a class on a campaign presentation. The class thought the campaign message clearly communicated what the campaign would cover. Most felt the target young audience was appropriate as many young people do not have a lot of money. They also felt the advertising times and launch dates just before summer were well-chosen when people look for summer clothing. The class found the drawings and sketches appropriate if the product images resembled them and were clear representations of the clothing being sold.
Exploration of 5 ideas
This document outlines a potential campaign to promote tickets for a year 11 prom. The campaign would involve assemblies, a website with event details, and reminders to boost ticket sales. Success would be measured by website views, assembly feedback, and ticket sales. However, the document notes that the prom committee was unsure of their plans so the campaign may not be feasible.
Evaluation media pp
The document discusses a student's media magazine project. It evaluates how the magazine uses conventions of real magazines through elements like placement of masthead, cover lines, and images. It represents teenage girls through its use of bright pink, blue, purple, green and yellow colors. The magazine would likely be distributed by publishers like Bauer and sold in stores frequented by teens such as supermarkets, clothing stores, and pharmacies in order to attract its target 13-16 year old female audience. The student learned valuable skills in Photoshop and about the magazine design process through completing this project.
Evaluation of images
The document discusses photos taken for a student magazine, including a photo of a school building to represent where students study and encourage new students, a close-up of a concentrating student as the main focus, and a photo of smiling students to appeal to potential new students and show the school is well-equipped with technology. A photo of students' backs was not used on the cover as it would not look personal enough without eye contact with the camera.
KatQuestionFive
The document discusses how the author attracted their target audience for a school magazine. They used bold headlines on the front cover to easily inform readers about the magazine's content. Bright colors like red, white and blue were also used to give a sense of uniformity and show that the magazine belonged to the school. Additional techniques included using bold headlines for interesting articles, incorporating bright colors throughout the magazine, and using an engaging tone that addressed readers without being patronizing.
Question five, media studies
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience for their music magazine. They posted it online to get feedback. They received positive responses that gave them confidence they attracted the desired buyers. The author discusses design elements like pastel colors, young models, and short sentences to appeal to a young audience. They also discuss layouts like a contents page similar to music shows and a double page spread with a title in multicolored boxes and models to be engaging for their target readership.
Evaluation media pp
The document discusses the creation of a magazine for teenage girls aged 13-16. It describes using typical magazine conventions like mastheads and cover lines. Bright colors like pink and blue were used to attract the target audience. The content focuses on topics of interest to teens like celebrities, beauty tips, and concerts. The magazine would likely be distributed in stores frequented by teens such as supermarkets, clothing stores, and pharmacies. In creating the magazine, the author learned about magazine design principles like consistent color palettes and placement of elements.
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Unit 6 work
The document summarizes a marketing campaign for a new clothing line called Paper Crown being launched at the Pretty Green store. It details the target audience based on a survey (men familiar with Pretty Green), advertising strategies (Twitter, radio, posters), release schedule (launching Twitter page first in May and ending campaign in June), and photo manipulation plans (adding a Paper Crown badge to a photo and removing the background). The goal is to raise awareness of the new product and get people to purchase the clothing from Pretty Green.
Questionair feedback form .
The document summarizes feedback from a class on a campaign presentation. The class thought the campaign message clearly communicated what the campaign would cover. Most felt the target young audience was appropriate as many young people do not have a lot of money. They also felt the advertising times and launch dates just before summer were well-chosen when people look for summer clothing. The class found the drawings and sketches appropriate if the product images resembled them and were clear representations of the clothing being sold.
Exploration of 5 ideas
This document outlines a potential campaign to promote tickets for a year 11 prom. The campaign would involve assemblies, a website with event details, and reminders to boost ticket sales. Success would be measured by website views, assembly feedback, and ticket sales. However, the document notes that the prom committee was unsure of their plans so the campaign may not be feasible.
Evaluation media pp
The document discusses a student's media magazine project. It evaluates how the magazine uses conventions of real magazines through elements like placement of masthead, cover lines, and images. It represents teenage girls through its use of bright pink, blue, purple, green and yellow colors. The magazine would likely be distributed by publishers like Bauer and sold in stores frequented by teens such as supermarkets, clothing stores, and pharmacies in order to attract its target 13-16 year old female audience. The student learned valuable skills in Photoshop and about the magazine design process through completing this project.
Evaluation of images
The document discusses photos taken for a student magazine, including a photo of a school building to represent where students study and encourage new students, a close-up of a concentrating student as the main focus, and a photo of smiling students to appeal to potential new students and show the school is well-equipped with technology. A photo of students' backs was not used on the cover as it would not look personal enough without eye contact with the camera.
KatQuestionFive
The document discusses how the author attracted their target audience for a school magazine. They used bold headlines on the front cover to easily inform readers about the magazine's content. Bright colors like red, white and blue were also used to give a sense of uniformity and show that the magazine belonged to the school. Additional techniques included using bold headlines for interesting articles, incorporating bright colors throughout the magazine, and using an engaging tone that addressed readers without being patronizing.
Question five, media studies
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience for their music magazine. They posted it online to get feedback. They received positive responses that gave them confidence they attracted the desired buyers. The author discusses design elements like pastel colors, young models, and short sentences to appeal to a young audience. They also discuss layouts like a contents page similar to music shows and a double page spread with a title in multicolored boxes and models to be engaging for their target readership.
Evaluation media pp
The document discusses the creation of a magazine for teenage girls aged 13-16. It describes using typical magazine conventions like mastheads and cover lines. Bright colors like pink and blue were used to attract the target audience. The content focuses on topics of interest to teens like celebrities, beauty tips, and concerts. The magazine would likely be distributed in stores frequented by teens such as supermarkets, clothing stores, and pharmacies. In creating the magazine, the author learned about magazine design principles like consistent color palettes and placement of elements.
Smile campaign copy - copy
The document outlines plans for a TV advertisement campaign aimed at helping people ages 16-18 with mental health issues. It will tell a story using lighting to convey emotions like stress and anxiety. Music rather than dialogue will set the tone. The ad will depict the effects of exam stress to engage the target audience. It is meant to appeal to those struggling with responsibilities and change as they become adults. The ad follows conventions but presents a unique, simple, and relatable story to successfully convey the message and values of the Mind mental health organization.
Pitch
The document outlines plans for a TV advertisement campaign aimed at helping people ages 16-18 with mental health issues. It will tell a story using lighting to convey emotions like stress, anxiety, and relief. Though ads usually use dialogue, it will use only music to set the tone. The ad will depict the effects of exam stress to be relatable to its target demographic of students. It is hoped the ad will be successful at raising awareness of mental health support services by portraying a universally relatable struggle in a unique yet straightforward way.
Pitch
The document outlines plans for a TV advertisement campaign called the "Smile Campaign" aimed at promoting positive mental health. The target audience is 16-18 year olds, with an even split between males and females. The ad will use lighting and music to tell a story about the effects of exam stress on mental health. It will appeal to this demographic by portraying a relatable character experiencing common struggles. The ad follows conventions while uniquely conveying emotions to effectively spread awareness of support services and motivate those suffering to seek help.
Smile campaign
The document outlines a proposed advertising campaign for a mental health organization called Mind. It discusses targeting advertising towards 16-18 year olds who are struggling the most. A TV advertisement is proposed to reach this demographic. The ad will tell the story of a student struggling with stress from school and family using lighting, sound effects, and color schemes to set mood. It will feature a main character the target age can relate to and show how smiling can positively impact mood to fit with Mind's "Smile Campaign." The ad is aimed to successfully raise awareness of the support Mind provides for young people's mental health issues.
Smile Campaign Rationale
The document outlines a campaign to promote mental well-being through music. The campaign aims to make people smile and improve mental health. The target audience is teenagers aged 15-19. Both print and TV ads are proposed to reach this audience across social media and television. The print ad will use bright colors and images of people smiling to music alongside facts about the benefits of music. The TV ad will follow a teen's day and show their mood improving when they listen to music.
Primary research (2)
The target audience for the Smile Campaign is 15-20 year olds in the local community. This age group is vulnerable to mental health issues due to school pressures. The campaign aims to motivate people to smile to reduce stress. It will be open to all genders, religions, and socioeconomic backgrounds. Research shows this age group is most likely to see ads on YouTube and mobile phones. They may skip ads quickly, so the campaign video needs to grab attention immediately using techniques like subtle beginnings and j-cuts between speakers. Real people should be featured to create more connection than animations. The video style will be inspired by Mind's channel which uses editing to maintain focus on personal stories of mental health. Their print ads use
Unit g321 evaluation part 3
The magazine targets girls ages 8-15 from lower socioeconomic classes. It focuses on pop music because that genre is popular with the target audience and part of their daily media consumption. TV advertisements will be used for marketing campaigns when the magazine launches, as the target audience frequently watches TV. The front cover uses the headline "Who's new on the scene?" without additional text to intrigue readers and encourage them to open the magazine to learn more. An inside feature story profiles a celebrity's rise to fame and offers advice to inspire and help the audience pursue their own dreams.
Smile campaign pitch
This document outlines a campaign idea for Mind charity to promote mental health awareness among 12-18 year olds. The campaign would include a TV advertisement, podcast, and print materials. The TV ad would transition from depicting the difficulties of mental health issues like anxiety to showing how enjoyable activities and smiling can help improve mood. Research was cited showing many teens experience anxiety and the ad would include relatable activities. The campaign aims to raise awareness on stress/anxiety while appealing to the target audience.
Pitch idea number two (AO2)
The document proposes an idea for an environmental advertisement targeting teenagers. The ad would show characters turning off lights and electrical appliances to create a soundtrack, with voiceovers about reducing energy use to address global warming. Humor and appealing rhythms would engage the target audience. Research found teenagers don't always unplug devices but prefer humorous campaigns. The ad would be filmed on a college campus and use iMovie to edit soundtrack elements and convey the message of finding easy ways to reduce energy consumption through lifestyle changes.
Powerpiont presentation
The document proposes an idea for an environmental advertisement targeting teenagers. The ad would show characters turning off lights and electrical appliances to create a soundtrack, with voiceovers about reducing energy use to address global warming. Humor and appealing rhythms would engage the target audience. Research found most teenagers do not always unplug devices but prefer humorous campaigns. The ad would be filmed on a college campus and use iMovie to edit soundtrack elements and convey the message of finding easy ways to reduce energy consumption through lifestyle changes.
Presentation1 1 1 1
Rachel evaluates her work for an organization promoting mental health awareness among youth aged 11-18. She finds that her infographic poster providing information on various mental illnesses is appropriate for its target audience due to its calm colors, simple layout, and pictures. However, it may be too difficult for younger viewers aged 11-14. Her LGBTQ+ awareness posters asking a question are also appropriate due to their minimal text and use of bright colors to attract children. While one blue and white poster may appeal more to older viewers, the multi-colored version grabs younger audiences. Rachel receives feedback that her organization's logo clearly communicates its message of mental health but that the bus advertisement could be improved by correcting a spelling error.
Rationale
This document outlines an idea for a TV advertising campaign to promote mental health and coping strategies for stressed students aged 16-18. The proposed ad would tell a story of a student experiencing stress from schoolwork shown through black and white imagery and static noise, who then finds relief and color when putting on headphones and listening to music. The goal is to create an emotionally impactful and relatable ad that highlights healthy coping mechanisms like music for stressed youth audiences.
Smile campaign rational
The document outlines ideas for a TV advertisement and podcast campaign to promote mental health awareness. It proposes showing a fast-paced scene of a stressed individual unable to keep up surrounded by busy people, who is then tapped on the shoulder and transitions to a calm, smiling self at a desk. This contrasts how a smile can improve one's mood. The campaign aims to target college students and show how smiling can help reduce stress, in line with client and survey feedback. A TV ad would get wide recognition while a podcast captures online audiences, ensuring the message reaches all groups.
3.what have you learned from your audience feedback
The document discusses gaining feedback from audiences. The author asked friends and classmates to provide feedback on their work, highlighting what was good and what could be improved. This feedback helped the author strengthen areas that needed work and create a better final product. Specifically, feedback helped the author improve the concept for their music video when initial plans encountered problems. The audience feedback encouraged considering all aspects during planning.
Question 5
The document discusses how the author constructed their magazine to attract their target audience of 15-25 year olds. Specifically:
- The magazine combined elements of other popular magazines to appeal to this demographic through its layout and content.
- The cover page uses bright colors and informal language to grab readers' attention and features an artist that would appeal to the target female audience.
- Inside pages maintain the brand identity across platforms and feature attractive models and artists to connect with the target audience.
- Coverage of music festivals, reviews, and a subscription option provide relevant and convenient content for busy 15-25 year old readers.
Smile campaign rationale
The document proposes a video advertisement for Mind's "Smile Campaign" targeting 15-20 year olds. The proposed video would show a person's dreary daily routine gradually becoming brighter and happier after noticing a smiling girl. Starting in muted tones to convey lack of emotion, the colors would slowly progress to lighter hues showing the person's mood improving as they change and interact with others throughout their day, inspired by the smiling girl. The video aims to connect with viewers and show how small things can positively impact one's outlook.
Smile Campaign Rationale
This document outlines a campaign to promote mental health awareness among 15-25 year olds. The creator conducted a survey of their target audience to understand their interests, stressors, and coping mechanisms. They will create a TV ad showing a day in the life of a teenager dealing with stressors and then destressing through common coping strategies identified in the research, like spending time with friends. A accompanying podcast will feature conversations between the creator and others discussing their struggles and healthy ways of managing stress. The goal is to make the audience feel less alone and encourage finding helpful coping mechanisms.
Question three
The document discusses the process of creating advertisements for a store called "Fresh" that sells seasonal snacks. The target audience is ages 15-19 and 40+, as determined by questionnaires completed by classmates, teachers, and followers on Twitter. Feedback indicated artistic genres and showing the actual products were preferred over actors/actresses. The name "Fresh" was favored over other options. Rough cuts were shared online and feedback was used to refine the ads, such as brightening shots and adding appropriate jingles. Collecting audience feedback throughout helped ensure the final ads would appeal to the target market.
Who would be the audience for your media product?
This document outlines the target audience details for a music magazine called Neon Pop. The target audience is described as:
- Young adults and teenagers (ages 11-20) as the creator can relate to their music interests.
- Mostly female as the creator is female and can relate more to female audiences and include content they prefer.
- White British and American audiences as the magazine focuses on British pop artists.
- Mostly social class E (students, unemployed) which matches the age group.
Documentary pitch.pptx
My documentary will explore how social media has changed the influence of music over time. I will show clips from TV shows like "Top of the Pops" from different eras to demonstrate changes. I will interview bands about how social media has helped or introduced them to new opportunities. Targeting 16-35 year olds interested in music history, the documentary will compare modern social media promotion methods like Instagram to bands' earlier reliance on radio and TV to reach audiences.
DANIEL.pdf
This document is a contributors release form for a film/media project. It outlines that the contributor agrees to be filmed and recorded for the project and grants the filmmakers sole copyright over their contribution and performance. The contributor acknowledges that the production and publicity material may be advertised and televised worldwide. The form requires signatures from the contributor and a representative of the filmmakers to confirm their agreement and consent.
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Smile campaign copy - copy
The document outlines plans for a TV advertisement campaign aimed at helping people ages 16-18 with mental health issues. It will tell a story using lighting to convey emotions like stress and anxiety. Music rather than dialogue will set the tone. The ad will depict the effects of exam stress to engage the target audience. It is meant to appeal to those struggling with responsibilities and change as they become adults. The ad follows conventions but presents a unique, simple, and relatable story to successfully convey the message and values of the Mind mental health organization.
Pitch
The document outlines plans for a TV advertisement campaign aimed at helping people ages 16-18 with mental health issues. It will tell a story using lighting to convey emotions like stress, anxiety, and relief. Though ads usually use dialogue, it will use only music to set the tone. The ad will depict the effects of exam stress to be relatable to its target demographic of students. It is hoped the ad will be successful at raising awareness of mental health support services by portraying a universally relatable struggle in a unique yet straightforward way.
Pitch
The document outlines plans for a TV advertisement campaign called the "Smile Campaign" aimed at promoting positive mental health. The target audience is 16-18 year olds, with an even split between males and females. The ad will use lighting and music to tell a story about the effects of exam stress on mental health. It will appeal to this demographic by portraying a relatable character experiencing common struggles. The ad follows conventions while uniquely conveying emotions to effectively spread awareness of support services and motivate those suffering to seek help.
Smile campaign
The document outlines a proposed advertising campaign for a mental health organization called Mind. It discusses targeting advertising towards 16-18 year olds who are struggling the most. A TV advertisement is proposed to reach this demographic. The ad will tell the story of a student struggling with stress from school and family using lighting, sound effects, and color schemes to set mood. It will feature a main character the target age can relate to and show how smiling can positively impact mood to fit with Mind's "Smile Campaign." The ad is aimed to successfully raise awareness of the support Mind provides for young people's mental health issues.
Smile Campaign Rationale
The document outlines a campaign to promote mental well-being through music. The campaign aims to make people smile and improve mental health. The target audience is teenagers aged 15-19. Both print and TV ads are proposed to reach this audience across social media and television. The print ad will use bright colors and images of people smiling to music alongside facts about the benefits of music. The TV ad will follow a teen's day and show their mood improving when they listen to music.
Primary research (2)
The target audience for the Smile Campaign is 15-20 year olds in the local community. This age group is vulnerable to mental health issues due to school pressures. The campaign aims to motivate people to smile to reduce stress. It will be open to all genders, religions, and socioeconomic backgrounds. Research shows this age group is most likely to see ads on YouTube and mobile phones. They may skip ads quickly, so the campaign video needs to grab attention immediately using techniques like subtle beginnings and j-cuts between speakers. Real people should be featured to create more connection than animations. The video style will be inspired by Mind's channel which uses editing to maintain focus on personal stories of mental health. Their print ads use
Unit g321 evaluation part 3
The magazine targets girls ages 8-15 from lower socioeconomic classes. It focuses on pop music because that genre is popular with the target audience and part of their daily media consumption. TV advertisements will be used for marketing campaigns when the magazine launches, as the target audience frequently watches TV. The front cover uses the headline "Who's new on the scene?" without additional text to intrigue readers and encourage them to open the magazine to learn more. An inside feature story profiles a celebrity's rise to fame and offers advice to inspire and help the audience pursue their own dreams.
Smile campaign pitch
This document outlines a campaign idea for Mind charity to promote mental health awareness among 12-18 year olds. The campaign would include a TV advertisement, podcast, and print materials. The TV ad would transition from depicting the difficulties of mental health issues like anxiety to showing how enjoyable activities and smiling can help improve mood. Research was cited showing many teens experience anxiety and the ad would include relatable activities. The campaign aims to raise awareness on stress/anxiety while appealing to the target audience.
Pitch idea number two (AO2)
The document proposes an idea for an environmental advertisement targeting teenagers. The ad would show characters turning off lights and electrical appliances to create a soundtrack, with voiceovers about reducing energy use to address global warming. Humor and appealing rhythms would engage the target audience. Research found teenagers don't always unplug devices but prefer humorous campaigns. The ad would be filmed on a college campus and use iMovie to edit soundtrack elements and convey the message of finding easy ways to reduce energy consumption through lifestyle changes.
Powerpiont presentation
The document proposes an idea for an environmental advertisement targeting teenagers. The ad would show characters turning off lights and electrical appliances to create a soundtrack, with voiceovers about reducing energy use to address global warming. Humor and appealing rhythms would engage the target audience. Research found most teenagers do not always unplug devices but prefer humorous campaigns. The ad would be filmed on a college campus and use iMovie to edit soundtrack elements and convey the message of finding easy ways to reduce energy consumption through lifestyle changes.
Presentation1 1 1 1
Rachel evaluates her work for an organization promoting mental health awareness among youth aged 11-18. She finds that her infographic poster providing information on various mental illnesses is appropriate for its target audience due to its calm colors, simple layout, and pictures. However, it may be too difficult for younger viewers aged 11-14. Her LGBTQ+ awareness posters asking a question are also appropriate due to their minimal text and use of bright colors to attract children. While one blue and white poster may appeal more to older viewers, the multi-colored version grabs younger audiences. Rachel receives feedback that her organization's logo clearly communicates its message of mental health but that the bus advertisement could be improved by correcting a spelling error.
Rationale
This document outlines an idea for a TV advertising campaign to promote mental health and coping strategies for stressed students aged 16-18. The proposed ad would tell a story of a student experiencing stress from schoolwork shown through black and white imagery and static noise, who then finds relief and color when putting on headphones and listening to music. The goal is to create an emotionally impactful and relatable ad that highlights healthy coping mechanisms like music for stressed youth audiences.
Smile campaign rational
The document outlines ideas for a TV advertisement and podcast campaign to promote mental health awareness. It proposes showing a fast-paced scene of a stressed individual unable to keep up surrounded by busy people, who is then tapped on the shoulder and transitions to a calm, smiling self at a desk. This contrasts how a smile can improve one's mood. The campaign aims to target college students and show how smiling can help reduce stress, in line with client and survey feedback. A TV ad would get wide recognition while a podcast captures online audiences, ensuring the message reaches all groups.
3.what have you learned from your audience feedback
The document discusses gaining feedback from audiences. The author asked friends and classmates to provide feedback on their work, highlighting what was good and what could be improved. This feedback helped the author strengthen areas that needed work and create a better final product. Specifically, feedback helped the author improve the concept for their music video when initial plans encountered problems. The audience feedback encouraged considering all aspects during planning.
Question 5
The document discusses how the author constructed their magazine to attract their target audience of 15-25 year olds. Specifically:
- The magazine combined elements of other popular magazines to appeal to this demographic through its layout and content.
- The cover page uses bright colors and informal language to grab readers' attention and features an artist that would appeal to the target female audience.
- Inside pages maintain the brand identity across platforms and feature attractive models and artists to connect with the target audience.
- Coverage of music festivals, reviews, and a subscription option provide relevant and convenient content for busy 15-25 year old readers.
Smile campaign rationale
The document proposes a video advertisement for Mind's "Smile Campaign" targeting 15-20 year olds. The proposed video would show a person's dreary daily routine gradually becoming brighter and happier after noticing a smiling girl. Starting in muted tones to convey lack of emotion, the colors would slowly progress to lighter hues showing the person's mood improving as they change and interact with others throughout their day, inspired by the smiling girl. The video aims to connect with viewers and show how small things can positively impact one's outlook.
Smile Campaign Rationale
This document outlines a campaign to promote mental health awareness among 15-25 year olds. The creator conducted a survey of their target audience to understand their interests, stressors, and coping mechanisms. They will create a TV ad showing a day in the life of a teenager dealing with stressors and then destressing through common coping strategies identified in the research, like spending time with friends. A accompanying podcast will feature conversations between the creator and others discussing their struggles and healthy ways of managing stress. The goal is to make the audience feel less alone and encourage finding helpful coping mechanisms.
Question three
The document discusses the process of creating advertisements for a store called "Fresh" that sells seasonal snacks. The target audience is ages 15-19 and 40+, as determined by questionnaires completed by classmates, teachers, and followers on Twitter. Feedback indicated artistic genres and showing the actual products were preferred over actors/actresses. The name "Fresh" was favored over other options. Rough cuts were shared online and feedback was used to refine the ads, such as brightening shots and adding appropriate jingles. Collecting audience feedback throughout helped ensure the final ads would appeal to the target market.
Who would be the audience for your media product?
This document outlines the target audience details for a music magazine called Neon Pop. The target audience is described as:
- Young adults and teenagers (ages 11-20) as the creator can relate to their music interests.
- Mostly female as the creator is female and can relate more to female audiences and include content they prefer.
- White British and American audiences as the magazine focuses on British pop artists.
- Mostly social class E (students, unemployed) which matches the age group.
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Documentary pitch.pptx
My documentary will explore how social media has changed the influence of music over time. I will show clips from TV shows like "Top of the Pops" from different eras to demonstrate changes. I will interview bands about how social media has helped or introduced them to new opportunities. Targeting 16-35 year olds interested in music history, the documentary will compare modern social media promotion methods like Instagram to bands' earlier reliance on radio and TV to reach audiences.
DANIEL.pdf
This document is a contributors release form for a film/media project. It outlines that the contributor agrees to be filmed and recorded for the project and grants the filmmakers sole copyright over their contribution and performance. The contributor acknowledges that the production and publicity material may be advertised and televised worldwide. The form requires signatures from the contributor and a representative of the filmmakers to confirm their agreement and consent.
matthew.pdf
This document is a contributors release form for a film/media project. It outlines that the contributor agrees to be filmed and recorded for the project and that their contribution may be edited and used in the final production as well as publicity materials. It also assigns the copyright of the contributor's performance to the filmmaker and grants permission to use and distribute the content worldwide in all media in perpetuity. The form must be signed by the contributor and the filmmaker.
Location Release Form 3.pdf
The document is a location release contract between a property manager and film production company. It grants the producer permission to use an interior/exterior property to film from specified dates and times in exchange for a location fee. The producer is given rights to photograph/film the property and use the resulting materials without restriction. The producer is responsible for any liability or damage caused during filming and must return the property to its original state after completion.
Location Release Form (2).pdf
This document is a sample location release contract between a production company and property manager. It specifies the location details, production details, terms of occupancy such as dates and hours, location fee, and grants the production company permission to enter and use the property as a filming location. The contract also states that the production company assumes liability and has insurance, and that the property manager understands and agrees to the terms of the contract.
Contributor release form liv
This document is a contributors release form for a BTEC Media film production. It outlines that the contributor agrees to be filmed and recorded for the production and grants the filmmaker sole copyright over their performance. The contributor acknowledges that the production and publicity material may be advertised worldwide indefinitely. The form requires signatures from the contributor and filmmaker to confirm their agreement to these terms.
Contributor release form lyds
This document is a contributors release form for a film/media project. It outlines that the contributor agrees to be filmed and recorded for the project and understands their contribution may be edited. It assigns all copyright of the contributor's performance to the filmmaker and grants permission to advertise and broadcast the production worldwide in perpetuity. The contributor and filmmaker signatures at the bottom date and confirm agreement to these terms.
Contributor release form matt
This document is a contributors release form for a film/media project. It outlines that the contributor agrees to be filmed and recorded for the project and understands their content may be edited. It also assigns all copyright of the contributor's performance to the filmmaker and grants permission to publicly distribute the content worldwide in all media in perpetuity. The contributor and filmmaker must both sign and date the form.
Location release form (1)2
The document is a location release contract between a property manager and film production company. It grants the producer permission to access and film at the property manager's location on specific dates and times in return for a location fee. The producer is given rights to the footage and freedoms to bring in equipment and crews. The property manager agrees to hold the producer harmless and represents they have insurance. Both parties must sign to agree to the terms.
Risk assessment template
This risk assessment form outlines the risks associated with a production called the "Smile campaign". It contains:
1) Contact information for the production and those involved.
2) A list of potential hazards divided into situational, physical/chemical, and health categories for the assessor to consider.
3) A risk matrix for assessing the likelihood and severity of harm for each identified hazard.
4) Part B where the assessor lists specific activities, locations, hazards, those exposed, initial risk level, and control measures to minimize risks and reduce them to acceptable levels.
Story board
The teacher announces an upcoming test which stresses one student, who storms out of the classroom. The teacher speaks to the student to reassure them about managing their mindset. The storyboard explores themes of stress and mindset with a simple format to allow flexibility if ideas change during recording.
Pitch feedback
The document provides feedback on a pitch. It notes that the pitch was kept simple yet effective, though it may have had too much going on. While the target audience was aimed at correctly, more preparation and details in the pitch could have helped people better understand the proposed advert. To improve, the document suggests spending more time on the pitch and adding more evidence to strengthen it.
Audience prof
This document contains profiles for two potential audience members for a content creator.
The first profile is for Lucy Johnson, a 16-year old student who enjoys music, fashion, animals and makeup. She sometimes struggles with socializing and asking for help, and deals with anxiety and public speaking. Her interests in psychology, law and sociology also align with the content.
The second profile is for Matt Thomson, also 16 years old. He enjoys animals, music and friends. While usually confident, he experiences stress related to college work. His profile shows he could still relate to content aimed at reducing stress.
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2:同时对留学生所学专业登记给予评定
3:国家专业人才认证中心颁发入库证书
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5:凡事获得留信网入网的信息将会逐步更新到个人身份内，将在公安局网内查询个人身份证信息后，同步读取人才网入库信息
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留信网认证的作用:
1:该专业认证可证明留学生真实身份
2:同时对留学生所学专业登记给予评定
3:国家专业人才认证中心颁发入库证书
4:这个认证书并且可以归档倒地方
5:凡事获得留信网入网的信息将会逐步更新到个人身份内，将在公安局网内查询个人身份证信息后，同步读取人才网入库信息
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7:个人信誉贷款加10分
8:在国家人才网主办的国家网络招聘大会中纳入资料，供国家高端企业选择人才
【关于价格问题（保证一手价格）】
我们所定的价格是非常合理的，而且我们现在做得单子大多数都是代理和回头客户介绍的所以一般现在有新的单子 我给客户的都是第一手的代理价格，因为我想坦诚对待大家 不想跟大家在价格方面浪费时间
对于老客户或者被老客户介绍过来的朋友，我们都会适当给一些优惠。
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【业务选择办理准则】
一、工作未确定，回国需先给父母、亲戚朋友看下文凭的情况，办理一份就读学校的毕业证【微信：A575476】文凭即可
二、回国进私企、外企、自己做生意的情况，这些单位是不查询毕业证真伪的，而且国内没有渠道去查询国外文凭的真假，也不需要提供真实教育部认证。鉴于此，办理一份毕业证【微信：A575476】即可
三、进国企，银行，事业单位，考公务员等等，这些单位是必需要提供真实教育部认证的，办理教育部认证所需资料众多且烦琐，所有材料您都必须提供原件，我们凭借丰富的经验，快捷的绿色通道帮您快速整合材料，让您少走弯路。
留信网认证的作用:
1:该专业认证可证明留学生真实身份
2:同时对留学生所学专业登记给予评定
3:国家专业人才认证中心颁发入库证书
4:这个认证书并且可以归档倒地方
5:凡事获得留信网入网的信息将会逐步更新到个人身份内，将在公安局网内查询个人身份证信息后，同步读取人才网入库信息
6:个人职称评审加20分
7:个人信誉贷款加10分
8:在国家人才网主办的国家网络招聘大会中纳入资料，供国家高端企业选择人才
→ 【关于价格问题（保证一手价格）
我们所定的价格是非常合理的，而且我们现在做得单子大多数都是代理和回头客户介绍的所以一般现在有新的单子 我给客户的都是第一手的代理价格，因为我想坦诚对待大家 不想跟大家在价格方面浪费时间
对于老客户或者被老客户介绍过来的朋友，我们都会适当给一些优惠。
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