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  What is your age range? 12-18 28-30 30-50 50-70 What is your occupation? Student Worker Retired What is/was your academic aim? Depending on your occupation what will/is/was your career path? What benefits will you gain by joining our label? Do you have an existing audience? Ethncity?  White Mixed or Multiple ethnic groups Asian or Asian British Black, African, Caribbean or Black British Other ethnic group

Marketing yourself as an Audio Engineer Audio Technician – Audio technicians assist with recordings and sound production by setting up sound and recording equipment, testing equipment and adjusting How to create a business being an audio technician Audio technicians can be marketed by applying themselves to events such as concerts to get experience with testing equipment and mixing equipment to be the right level for the audience and the performer. Experience will lead to gaining reputation if your work is good meaning that you may be recommended to other companies meaning that you will be able to upgrade equipment. Companies within the industry may see that you have a reputation and may likely reach out to you because they are interested in your work, this may mean that they want to employ you within their company which will both increase reputation of both the company and the individual. Music producers are usually found when they are well known for their work within famous songs mea...

  Company Name: Phantom Production Mission Statement – To inspire newer music producers to use their spectrum of creativity to pave a new sound into the future globally Vision Statement – To expand globally and reach new customer groups to unlock their creative potential Company Information – Create musical pieces for artists around the globe Business Highlights – The business will start off small with the local area allowing new musical producers to produce new musical pieces under our supervision to be able to increase both the companies and the producer’s reputation within the nation Financial Summary – Financial stability will only be gained if the company is successful with its products but will gradually increase when the company expands Future Goals – Future goals for the company will be that the company will expand big enough so that this company is known globally as a company that allows new producers to show their creative skills using our guidance and equipment

  Customer 1 What is your customer’s name? Nick How old are they? 20s Where do they live? Norwich What do they do for a living? Producer Roughly how much do they earn? Above Average What do they do on weeknights? On computer What do they do on weekends? Relax What media do they engage with? Social media and gaming platforms Where do they shop? Morrisons What makes this customer distinctive? Why do they want your product? To enhance their skills within the industry Customer 2 What is your customer’s name? Travis How old are they? 30s Where do they live? Norwich What do they do for a living? Producer Roughly how much do they earn? Above Average What do they do on weeknights? On computer What do they do on weekends? Relax What media do they engage with? Social media Where do they shop? Tescos What makes this customer distinctive? Why do they want your product? To help newer producers improve their skills Customer 3 What is your customer’s name? Lisa How old are they? 20s Where do th...

  Selling Online · Can sell project files to consumer separately · Can sell audio files to consumer separately Marketing routes · The consumers will want to purchase a digital file of the product as we are selling instrumentals to consumers who may want the product to work on or to use to create their own vocals to put on top of the mix · Digital advertisement would be easier as the advertisement could link the product directly for the consumer to easily navigate to the product through the website · Consumers are able to listen to samples of the product to allow them to consider buying a specific product via social media for example YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, Tik Tok and Snapchat

Sony Executive Summary “Two men had a dream of starting a business… Masaru Ibuka and Akio Morita imagined creating new products and new technologies that people could use in their everyday life. Ibuka was the visionary who inspired his engineers with a spirit of innovation and pushed them to reach beyond their own expectations. Morita was the marketing pioneer who understood what it would take to turn these visions into reality.” “They came from two different backgrounds, they possessed two different philosophies, yet they shared one common desire. And that desire to dream remains a part of Sony’s DNA. Their unique blend of product innovation and marketing savvy has complemented each other and continues to inspire all at Sony to deliver on the brand promise.” “Every single one of us has an imagination that unique ability to visualize. To create. To innovate. But when was the last time you put it to work for you? If you’d like to do it more, you’ve come to the right place and the right ...

Copland – Will and Jody Edit Filming crew Will, Jack and Rosie set up the cameras to allow the lighting team to light up the scene to make the scene brighter but due to the lack of lighting within the set (The Hive) by the lighting crew Neva and Will, the camera captures the Actors Misha, Loris, Matt and Luca at 1080p resolution and is set up so that they’re centre of the scene. Audio crew consisting of Sydney and Jody were able to capture the audio using lapel mics and boom mics attached onto the actors or hovering overhead the actors to capture the audio as clean as we could. This was all coordinated by the director Jess who directed the actors and gave us the vision for how to shoot the scene so that everything was captured at the best quality.

Unit 1: Research Tasks Task 1: Business analysis tools SWOT and PEST(EL) SWOT – Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats Strengths and weaknesses are within your company, things that you have some control over and can change. Examples include who is on your team, your patents and intellectual property and your location. Opportunities and threats are external things that are going on outside your company, in the larger market. You can take advantage of opportunities and protect against threats, but you can’t change them. Examples include competitors’ prices of raw materials and customer shopping trends. A SWOT analysis organises your top strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats into an organised list and is usually presented in a simple two by two grid. (https://www.liveplan.com/blog/what-is-a-swot-analysis-and-how-to-do-it-right-with-examples/) PEST(EL) – Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Legal and Environmental Factors Political Factors - These determine th...

Music Video/Song: Leave Me Alone Artist: NF Genre of Music: Hip-hop Rap Type of Music Video: Performance/Narrative/Message Settings and locations: Amusement park Costumes: White Jump-Suits Props: Shopping trolley and Black Balloons Make-Up: Black face paint around mouth Themes and tone: Dark tone about life experiences Narratives: Follows the artist around amusement park performing the song with people in White Jump-suits following Choreography: People in White-Jump suits in sync following the artist

 Primary Research https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/JYBPVZR This questionnaire shows that i have conducted my own research about our promotional video that I have produced with a classmate, the research includes primary research as this is a questionnaire about a college made video meaning that we would gather information from the questionnaire. This is a type of interview as the questionnaire is asking the person questions about the video and they are giving their opinions on it. Primary research shown publicly would be James O'Brien in 2018 talking about Brexit using both primary and secondary types of information within an interview format (O'Brien, 2018) Secondary Research This PowerPoint presentation is a secondary research example as I had used previously gathered information to gather all I need to understand the Lynx company and how they decide to market their products and how what products they make, I have also researched what age range th...

Insomnia Gaming Festival (Insomnia 64) Narrative The narrative of this video is all about the community that goes to these events using their interests to interest other people who similarly are interested in this sort of event, this event shows these people publicly within the last event created by Insomnia. This is done to keep the audience interested as this video is showing a montage of clips of previous events that shows all the excitements for this event and how many have enjoyed the experience previously Music Electronic music is to draw the attention of these audience as most of the audience is shown to enjoy electronic music rather than a genre such as country, the music is used to keep up the fast pace of the video going over different departments in detail but in a very fast speed. Narrative Structure The narrative structure of this video shows that it is nonlinear meaning that the video does not have a narrative to this other than to show the audience what they have t...

 National Careers Week Task  Sound Trainee Sound Trainees charge batteries, distribute headphones and look after cables and kit as well as the rest of the team. They work under the supervision of the sound mixer and sound assistants. Sound Trainees help unload the sound van, check that all equipment is prepared and move the sound trolley, kit boxes and boom equipment when required by the sound mixer. A more experienced trainee might, under close instruction of an assistant, help with the attaching of radio mics or use the boom microphone to record background sounds. They are often asked to be responsible for making sure the rest of the the crew is keeping quiet at the necessary moments, They also take messages to other departments. They might go offset to talk to costume about where to hide a microphone for example. At the end of each shooting day, they help pack up, make sure the rushes are correctly labelled and that all the paper work is handed over to the production o...

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 EN Corporate Video: Research and Planning 1. What was the brief set by the Admissions, Marketing and Engagement Manager? To create a corporate video on the subject of the Enhance program that East Norfolk Sixth Form College provides for the first years. 2. What is flexible/negotiable, and what is stated as essential? When are the deadlines? A clear representation of the subject was essential so that the students coming from secondary / high school feel as if the college was meant for them, flexible parts of the project were the shots that were filmed by our groups as it was all creative thinking from each group with no professional camera crew to help us. 3. What Video were you allocated / did you choose? Our pair chose "Enhance" as we thought it was more suitable for us due the many shots that we had to film in order to capture what we had envisioned in our minds. 4.  Who is the lead contact for your video and what is their official job title? Our pair reported to the head ...

  Evaluation: Corporate Video Production 1.        What was the task (overall), include details of the brief and the clients   The task was to create a Corporate Video for the East Norfolk Sixth Form College in order to promote the college to students who are considering applying for a college. This task was limited by the duration of the video as the boundary was set at 1:30 or latest 2:00, this was so that the students/guardians can see what the college can offer without making it too boring and long so that they lose interest.   Certain subjects were assigned to certain groups such as Will Grimmer and I were assigned to create a corporate video about the Enhance project that allows new students to take 1 other lesson that will take up one free slot in their timetable and will grant them a grade so that they can put it on their CV’s.   2.        What was your specific, allocated role? ...