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Jenna and Pooyan created individual briefs for a client and then discussed combining the strongest elements of each brief into a single negotiated brief. They decided to include Pooyan's more detailed legal and ethical considerations as well as the target audience. Jenna contributed her purpose section and budget details. Their final negotiated brief incorporated the best aspects of both individual briefs to provide comprehensive information to the client.
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This document contains a project plan consisting of 17 tasks related to a marketing project. The tasks include market research, creating questionnaires, storyboards, scripts, sketches, and filming. The project starts on October 22nd and is scheduled to be completed by February 25th, spanning over 4 months.Storyboard 2
Storyboard 2inwill12
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This document appears to be part of a form that collects contact information such as name, email, phone number, address, nationality, and passport number from individuals in order to proceed with a booking of some kind. Key fields include first name, last name, email, contact number, address, nationality as United States of America, and passport number.Diary
Diaryinwill12
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The diary documents the progress of an assignment to create a website proposal over several days from October 5-19. It records the daily goals of researching online for ideas, creating the proposal, developing storyboards for the homepage and booking page, and collecting images and other assets for the website. By the end of the period, the diary writer had finished the research, proposal, storyboards, and asset collection for the website proposal assignment.Unit 65 ass 2
Unit 65 ass 2inwill12
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Oz Backpackers has requested that Pooyan Amiri's design company create an interactive website for them. The website will include pages for home, bookings, contact, and about. The home page will feature information about Oz Backpackers and a slideshow of Australian destinations. The bookings page will allow users to select accommodation packages and enter their personal and payment details. The target audience is males and females aged 18-25 who are interested in backpacking. The website will be designed with their interests in mind using light colors and simple text. It must also comply with copyright and ethical standards. The deadline set by Oz Backpackers is November 26, 2012.Unit 65 ass 2
Unit 65 ass 2inwill12
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Oz Backpackers has requested that the design company create an interactive website for them. The proposal outlines plans for the website, which will include pages for home, bookings, contact, and about. The target audience is males and females aged 18-25 who are interested in backpacking. The website will be designed to appeal to this demographic. It will take approximately 2 weeks to create the site and all content must be delivered by November 26, 2012 to meet the deadline. Legal and ethical considerations like copyright and avoiding offensive content will be taken into account.Unit 4,5, 62 ass 1 task 2
Unit 4,5, 62 ass 1 task 2inwill12
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There are several types of briefs that can be used for projects between clients and companies. Contractual briefs are binding legal agreements that describe the task, payment terms, and responsibilities of both parties. Negotiated briefs allow input from both sides and can change over time through negotiation. Tender briefs are used for new producers to develop their ideas and potentially be selected by the company. Competition briefs explain the rules and requirements for participants in a competition.Report
- 1. Report on brief We discussed the brief together to decide what we would include in the final brief. Jenna had a goal, brief, legal and ethical consideration, requirements, budget, deadline and management. Pooyan had a background, purpose, negotiating the brief, legal and ethical consideration and constraints which included: budget, deadline, target audience and constraints regarding legal and ethical consideration. We discussed what was most important to include. This meant using Pooyan’s written budget and jenna’s purpose of the brief and the ideas to include in the video. We decided to include Pooyan’s additional topic to the brief because it helped to better explain to the client what was required of them throughout the production of the video. We also decided to use Pooyan’s legal and ethical considerations because they were more in-depth and informative for the brief. Pooyan also mentioned the target audience, which was not included in Jenna’s brief and because it was extremely relevant we decided to use it as well. Jenna included a management section at the end of the brief which pooyan did not include so this was used in the final brief. By creating two separate briefs and then discussing the strong and weak points in both we were able to create a brief that is extremely informative for the client compared to the two separate briefs we created individually. Our brief is a formal negotiated brief. We decided to create this kind of brief because it is relevant to the clientele and the project. We didn’t use informal because it would not give the right impression to the client. We did not use a contractual brief because this allows the client to have more input into the final product. Discussion took place on the 12th of October 2012.