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The document summarizes feedback from a pitch presentation. The audience provided improvements such as reducing reliance on notes, adding sound to images, and using higher quality images. They also noted positives - liking the presenter's research into the record label, clarity around genre conventions through specific examples, and the unique video format of the pitch.
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The document summarizes feedback received from audience members who viewed the documentary and other promotional materials produced by Grzegorz Wycislok. Viewers responded positively to the opening music, professional narrator, and advertisement design mimicking Channel 4's style. Suggested improvements included adding more music to the documentary to prevent dragging, using minimalism in future advertisements, and providing more context about the documentary in the magazine article. The producer was pleased with the overall professional quality and tone of the materials, but aims to incorporate more varied footage and apply lessons learned from the feedback.7. fmp evaluation final 2 1
7. fmp evaluation final 2 1Kieran Bradley
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The document summarizes Kieran Bradley's evaluation of his FMP project to produce a radio show. Some key points:
- His research provided examples of radio show formats and designs that influenced his own work. However, he had trouble finding shows similar to his concept.
- Planning allowed him to outline his script and design poster and logo. Some initial ideas were unrealistic given the timeline.
- Time management was a strength as he planned each step, but he worried about meeting deadlines. With more time, he could have improved the poster and logo.
- Peer feedback praised the conversation flow and professional quality but suggested improving audio levels, shortening music intervals, and adding more genres for variety.Media Evaluation Question 7
Media Evaluation Question 7Ella Brown
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Ella learned several important lessons from her preliminary task to her final media project. She improved her photography skills, especially around lighting and planning photo shoots. Her research skills helped her better understand her genre and the industry. Her planning was more extensive for the final project, including scheduling photoshoots. Her editing skills in Photoshop and InDesign grew as she learned new techniques. The main things she would change are choosing a more mainstream genre and spending more time perfecting the contents page layout.7. fmp evaluation submission 
7. fmp evaluation submission Kieran Bradley
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The document provides a summary and evaluation of a radio show production project by Kieran Bradley. It discusses the strengths and weaknesses found during the research, planning, and time management stages of the project. It also covers the technical and aesthetic qualities of the final radio show product, including the logo, poster, and audio content. Peer feedback on the project praised the clear presentation, interesting topics, and professional feel. Suggested improvements included finding higher quality images and music with more variety. Overall, the project captured audience appeal but could have benefited from additional time spent on visual elements.Question Three - Audience Feeback
Question Three - Audience Feebackconniebriggsmedia
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The document discusses how the creator gathered feedback from their audience and peers to improve their music video. They created a survey to assess audience opinions on their storyboard and found this useful to edit sections before filming. Peer and teacher feedback also helped identify strengths and areas for improvement. For the final video, the creator surveyed just their target audience, who felt the narrative could be clearer and editing faster-paced. Gathering this feedback helped the creator understand how to improve and better meet audience expectations.More from Thomas Evans (14)
Questions for audience feedback question (1)
Questions for audience feedback question (1)Thomas Evans
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This document contains 5 questions for audience feedback on a main production project, asking if the product was successful, if the music video was conventional, what the favorite part was, if anything was unclear or could be improved, and if an effective brand identity was created.Summary of feedback on ancillary and main production
Summary of feedback on ancillary and main productionThomas Evans
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The document summarizes feedback received on linking together ancillary media products and a main music video production. Feedback indicated that linking the different media helps create a brand identity and makes the products feel more cohesive. Respondents noted specific links between locations, costumes, fonts and a car that were featured across the different media pieces. The feedback confirmed that the links between the ancillary and main products were well done and helped reinforce the band's identity. Suggestions were also made to lengthen the logo display in the video and include the car more prominently to further strengthen the connections between the pieces.Technology question
Technology questionThomas Evans
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The document discusses the various technologies used in the author's A-Level coursework project. These included the Blogger website to upload all coursework elements like videos and questionnaires. Microsoft programs like Word, PowerPoint, and Publisher were used for writing, presentations, and poster creation. Practical technologies like Macs, an iPhone, and HD video camera were used for editing footage and filming the music video. Other online tools discussed include Survey Monkey for questionnaires, Padlet and Spicey Nodes for mind mapping, Popplet for planning and organization, YouTube for uploading videos, BBC Writers Room for script writing guidance, iMovie for video editing, and ClipConverter and ºÝºÝߣShare for adding music and sharing files.
Homework 2
Homework 2Thomas Evans
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The document analyzes the brand identity of the band All American Rejects. It notes that in their music video and single cover for "Gives You Hell," the lead singer is intentionally made to stand out from the rest of the band through his bright clothing. This contrasts with the dark colors worn by the other band members. The music video also establishes the band's identity by showing humorous contrasts between the band members sitting casually drinking beer with tattoos visible and the normal everyday setting around them.
Int script
Int scriptThomas Evans
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The band goes to a shop to buy beer and cigarettes for a party. They drive to the party where the atmosphere is dull until the band kicks the current band off stage and livens things up. The party gets out of control with fighting. The band then drives to a skate park where they skate and smoke what appears to be a joint but is something else. A fake police officer handcuffs one of the band members and chases the rest away as the video ends.Shot number
Shot numberThomas Evans
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The document provides a shot-by-shot summary of a party scene from a film or video. It describes various shots that establish the setting and atmosphere of the party, show people drinking, music being played, and things escalating out of control with people fighting, police arriving to make arrests, and the main characters escaping by car at the end.Questionnaire results
Questionnaire resultsThomas Evans
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about expectations for a punk pop music video. It discusses the following key points:
- The questionnaire respondents were evenly split between male and female, showing no bias.
- Most respondents were between 15-25 years old, which is the target audience for punk pop music.
- When asked what they expect to see in a punk pop video, most said parties, alcohol, and the band, which are conventional elements that will be included.
- Respondents said they would rather see the actual band than actors, so the band will be featured prominently in the video.Still image 
Still image Thomas Evans
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This document contains descriptions of several still shots from a music video by the band Blink-182. The shots show the band running through the streets naked and causing disruptions to appeal to their target punk pop genre audience. A wide shot shows the band running through a basketball game between younger people. A close-up focuses on the lead singer for recognition purposes. Another wide shot uses the "male gaze" by including an attractive female and showing the band interacting with her.Presentation1
Presentation1Thomas Evans
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The document discusses how various elements in a magazine, such as music notes, slang language, emoticons, fashionable clothing, and feminine colors, are used to represent and appeal to a juvenile and female target audience. Specific techniques mentioned include using "OMG" slang, love heart emoticons, and styling band members in smart casual clothes.Question 72
Question 72Thomas Evans
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The document discusses lessons learned about magazine layout and design. It was learned that different magazine genres have distinct layouts tailored to their target audiences. For example, pop magazines have very feminine layouts with bright lighting and attractive individuals to appeal to their target female readership. Conventions like photography, image editing, fonts, colors and more were examined. The summarizer reflects on their initial task and identifies ways their own magazine layout was poor, but shows improvements made based on lessons learned regarding making the layout and elements more professional and appealing to the target audience.Target audience question 4
Target audience question 4Thomas Evans
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The target audience for Top of the Pops magazine is teenage girls between 13-17 years old. This demographic enjoys boy bands, social media, shopping, feminine television shows and movies. Psychographically, the target audience is interested in makeup, celebrities, gossip, sleepovers, jewelry and shoes. The magazine appeals to this audience through a feminine font, fashion advice from attractive female celebrities, relatable dating tips and exclusive celebrity interviews that provide escapism.Conventions of a magazine
Conventions of a magazineThomas Evans
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The document summarizes the key conventions of a pop magazine, including a masthead on the front cover listing the magazine title, date, issue number, and price. The cover also typically includes cover lines highlighting the main cover story, as well as a large main image related to the cover story. Inside the magazine, common elements are a masthead similar to the front, page numbers, section headings, images and articles about fashion and celebrities, and competitions or offers for readers.Summary of pitch reasearch
- 1. Summary of pitch research When I did my pitch my target audience came back with several improvements for next time. These included things like the sound, images and presentation method. However many people thought my pitch was good and said that it was a great way of putting my ideas across. They also liked how I researched into Interscope Records and got good background information of the company. The audience also liked how I went into detail on the the conventions of the genre highlighting key props and costume that would needed to be used in my production.
- 2. Improvements • To not look down at the piece of paper I was reading from. The audience said I could position the paper directly behind the camera so I could read clearer. • The audience also said I could add some sound to my images to make it more appealing to my target audience and make it more creative. • The final improvement that my audience told me I could make was if I added in better quality images. These would make the standard look much better.
- 3. What went well • The audience liked my knowledge of the Interscope Records label. They all thought that it was a good idea to include the background information in my pitch. • They also liked how I made the conventions clear and said what was typical to include. I included specific examples such as costume and setting. • Finally they said they liked the different way I chose to present my pitch. Instead of just of just a power point I chose to make a video with animations and images.