FINISHED DOCUMENTARY

FINISHED PRINT ADVERT

FINISHED RADIO TRAILER

EVALUATION: HOW DID YOU USE MEDIA TECHNOLOGIES IN THE CONSTRUCTION AND RESEARCH, PLANNING AND EVALUATION STAGES?

Question One

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Scheduling we have used in our radio trailer.

Music embedded into our documentary.

SOUND:

We used sound in our documentary to make I more interesting and entertaining for the audience. As the target audience was young adults, we made sure our music reflected this.

Stupid Girls by Pink:
Used in documentary using cosmetic scenes out of music video, made sure relevant to topic. Also used the audio file when voice over introduces the cosmetic surgery topic.

Nodody's Perfect by Jessie J:
Used at the start of our documentary in our title sequence and also radio trailer. As a group, this song inspired us to chose the title of our documentary.

EVALUATION: HOW EFFECTIVE IS THE COMBINATION OF YOUR MAIN PRODUCT AND ANCILLARY TEXTS?

Question Two on Prezi

EVALUATION: WHAT HAVE YOULEARNED FROM YOUR AUDIENCE FEEDBACK?

As a group, we carried out a group audience feedback session whereby we gave out questionaires to a group of people to comment on our documentary, radio trailer and print advert.

Wathching our documentary.

Listening to our radio trailer.

Viewing our print advert.

CONCLUSIONS on Prezi

EVALUATION 4: HOW DID YOU USE MEDIA TECHNOLOGIES IN THE CONSTRUCTION AND RESEARCH, PLANNING AND PLANNING STAGES?

AUDEINCE FEEDBACK

Audience Feedback Questionnaire

From 1 being the highest and 5 being the lowest, please answer the following questions:

1. How well does the documentary flow?

1     2     3     4     5

2. How informative is the documentary?

1     2     3     4    5

3. Does the sound and music fit the documentary?

1     2     3     4     5

4. Would this five minute extract encourage you to watch the full program and why?

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5. How would you rate our documentary in terms of being entertaining?

1     2    3     4     5

6. Do you think the camerawork and editing used made our extract look professional?

1     2     3     4     5

7. Do you think our program suits our target audience of young adults?

1     2     3     4     5

8. How appropriate is our documentary for channel 4 and why?

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9. How effective is our radio trailer at advertising our documentary?

1     2     3     4     5

10. Does the print advert catch your eye?

1     2     3     4     5

11. Do you think our voice over fits the topic of the documentary?

1     2      3     4      5

As a group, gave out our questionaires to members of our target audience for some constructive feedback for our 3 products: documentary, print advert and radio trailer. Firstly we did this with other groups in our class, and then we gave out qustionaires to our peers and family. Overall, our feedback was mostly positive with praise given to us for our professionalism in camera work and editing. Most of our feedback commented on how well we had used our topic to suit our target audience of young adults and also the use of useful information given if watched by more young adults. However, we were criticized because sometimes documentary did not flow at all times and certain cutaways could have  been more relevant to what was being said in the interviews.

A video of a member of our target audience, April Aldcroft aged 21 on what she thinks of our documentary, positive and negative. 

NEWSPAPER AVERTISEMENT PRODUCTION

PICTURES:


These are the different pictures we took for our newspaper advert, we decided on one picture that would effectively represent our topic etc.

This is our chosen image.

Using photoshop, the final we picture we chosen was edited in order to create a bigger image on the adverts and to make it to a professional standard. We also added our scheduling with the fonts available on the programe and also the channel 4 logo. Everything we included were important codes and conventions of pront adverts in newspapers.

After cutting out the image out carefully, we added the channel 4 logo to the roght hand side of the A4 page with also including text at the right hand side corner with appropiate font that was relevant to the documentary.

As you can see the text included:

"Does my bum look big in this"

Nobody's Perfect

Thursday 9PM, Channel 4.

Then we moved on to the outling of the text and we decided to use a white background so that our text would stand out. This is an important code and convention of print ads ad the text needs to indent on the page.

This is the text tool:

Realsing that the channel 4 logo was too small, we decided that it needed to be slighlty bigger. Pressing Ctrl+T enabled this. We then dragged the corner with our mouse and proceeded.

DRAFTING NEWSPAPER ADVERTISMENTS

IDEAS:
- our ad will include an image of a persons bum showing the top if it slightly (the image will cover the whole of the A4 page
- Sheduling and slogan and title of documentary on right hand side (bottem)
- channel 4 logo on left hnd side
- Slogan: "Does my bum look big in this?"
- it would include our scheduling (Thursday 9PM, Channel 4)
This would all be n the right hand side of the print (at bottem)
- it would include the channel 4 logo
This would be on the left handside of the print ad.



 DRAFT OF IDEA:

CODES AND CONVENTIONS OF NEWSPAPER ADVERTISMENTS

CODES AND CONVENTIONS OF NEWSPAPER ADVERTISEMENTS:

As a class, we discussed codes and conventions of newspaper advertisements for documentaries. The following link shows examples of of the print adverts we looked at as a class:

CODES AND CONVENTIONS:
- Title: font is relevant to topic
- Channel logo: stands out (indent)
- Slogan is relevant to content(eyecatching and intriguing), anchors narrative+topic or what the audience should expect.
- image sums up the documentary- tells you a story, dramatic for audience.
- has a strong theme in both newspaper advert and radio trailer (continuity).
- Usually text is all together at the bottom right or left hand side of the advert, bold and indent.



http://www.4creative.co.uk/flash/#/print/press_and_poster/


Some Examples of Professional Newspaper Adverts:

This contains:

Main image

Scheduling

Logo

Slogan

Ttile of documentary.

This contains:

Main image

Scheduling

Logo

Slogan

Ttile of documentary.

This is a picture of my class notes in work:

RECORDING AND EDITING RADIO TRAILER

RECORDING IN ICE RADIO:
We recorded our radio trailer in a radio studio inside school. We made we had no interuptions and that everything said was captured clearly.

We then used Premire Pro ao that we could cut and edit of radion trailer where appropiate.

EDITING:
Here are some pictures of how we editied:

This is an example of our radio trailer being edited on the program, Premiere Pro. We had to carefully edit each clip so that nothing was cut of. We had to make sure our embedded music did not over power the commentary and clips from our documentary in our radio trailer. 

VOICEOVER RECORDING

SCRIPTING RADIO TRAILER

SCRIPT OF RADIO TRAILER:

Music: Nobody's Perfect by Jessie J

Voice over: Is there anything you want to change about your body?

Vox pops:
1. my weight
2. my nose
3. bigger mucseles
4.better tan
5.my boobs!

Voice over: How far would you go to make those changes?

Vox pops:
1. lipo suction
2. weight watchers
3. tattoo makeup
4. take steriods
5. boob job!

Voice over: Are we a nation obsessed with how we look?

Vox pop: "Does my bum look big in this?"

Voice over: find out on thursday night, 9PM, channel 4

Music at end: "Nobody's perfect, NO".