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ONE WEEK and 3 DAYS to go!

Introduction to Campaign and Community

Conventions of campaigns

Campaign poster analyses.

Why regeneration?

Analysis of existing campaigns

Local community campaigns

Introduce group and add links to their blogs onto your blog

Target audience profile

Survey and results and analysis

Focus group/interviews of target audience. Film these.

Conventions/research of media formats chosen

Brainstorm initial ideas.

Complete initial ideas sheet

Evaluate pros/cons for each idea.

Final campaign idea

Final campaign target audience

Brainstorm name of campaign and comment on each one.

Brainstorm slogans for campaign and evaluate each one.

Plan a logo for your campaign and evaluate all possible logos. Plans must include colour choices and fonts.

Final name, slogan and logo with reasons and how it relates to brief and target audience.

Your 2 linked products

Brainstorm locations to be used for filming

Script

Plans and drafts for print productions (if applicable)

Plans and drafts for Web pages (if applicable)

Plans, storyboards, script for film (if applicable)

Film

3 Print products (leaflet/posters)

3 pages of website

Evaluation (individual)

Evaluation

Guidance on Evaluation
Each candidate must produce a 500 – 800 word evaluation which should reflect upon the individual's role within the group collaboration and how successfully:

The evaluation is a crucial aspect of your project. You must EACH evaluate your work separately, making sure you answer the following questions:

1. How your two media products are linked.
   
2. How your research has been used to fulfil the brief and meet
   the needs of the client?
   
3. How the products apply appropriate codes and
   conventions?
   
4. How the products target the appropriate audience?
   
5. How representational issues have been addressed?
   
6. How the production process is organised and scheduled?
7.  How considerations of any rules and regulations have been applied.
8. How did you work as a team (if relevant) - what was your contribution to the project.
9. What has been especially successful in your project?
10. What could have been improved?

Your evaluation is marked as following:

Evaluation (AO4 10 marks)

Level 6  9–10 marks Candidates offer a focused, cogent and critical evaluation of their contribution to the production process. They draw on convincing evidence and valid criteria to assess the degree of success of the completed media production in fulfilling the terms of the brief and meeting the needs of the target audience. Responses are communicated using accurate spelling, punctuation and grammar.

Level 5  7–8 marks Candidates offer a successful evaluation of their contribution to the production process. They draw on some convincing evidence and valid criteria to assess the degree of success of the completed media production in fulfilling the terms of the brief and meeting the needs of the target audience. Responses are communicated using mainly accurate spelling, punctuation and grammar.

Level 4  5–6 marks Candidates discuss their contribution to the production process. They draw on some relevant evidence to show how successful the completed media production has been in fulfilling the terms of the brief and meeting the needs of the target audience. Responses are communicated using some accurate spelling, punctuation and grammar.

Level 3  3–4 marks Candidates describe their contribution to the production process and comment on the success of the completed media production in fulfilling the terms of the brief and meeting the needs of the target audience. Communication, including spelling, punctuation and grammar, may not be wholly effective.

Level 2  1–2 marks Candidates provide a simple review of their contribution to the production process and may offer some ideas on the success of the completed media production in fulfilling the terms of the brief and meeting the needs of the target audience. Communication, including spelling, punctuation and grammar, may be limited.

Level 1  0 marks No work worth the award of a mark.

DEADLINE!!!!!!

REMINDER!

DEADLINE IS RAPIDLY APPROACHING!

ALL WORK MUST BE COMPLETED AND UPLOADED BY 14TH FEBRUARY 2014.

NO EXCUSE!

Presentation 2 - Watch this Space

Your second presentation - to a 'representative' from Regeneration - will be shown your first week after study leave (week beginning 9th December).

This presentation is to include the following:

• A summary of your campaign ideas
• A recap of your target audience and what it is you are wanting them to do to get involved
• How your project ideas/audience/focus has changed since the last presentation
• Your final campaign idea (including names, audience, 2 linked productions, slogan, logo etc)
• Show progress made so far:
•  to include poster/leaflet plans,
• website design (or show us round the website so far)
• Storyboard for film - or (even better) show us some of your filming so far.
• Any other production work done (e.g. facebook page etc - you will have FB access as presentation will be done on my laptop)
• How all the work is suitable/specifically done to suit the target audience
• Link to the brief
• What your intended outcome will be

Remember to keep a close focus to the requirements of the brief - you are wanting to get PEOPLE involved with regenerating a local area - and a sharp link to the needs of the target audience.

This presentation is worth 1/3 of your total research mark.

Remember to try to create an engaging, detailed presentation.
No slide to have more than 20 words.
Visuals will be needed to demonstrate your progress.

Classmates will also offer feedback again.

Marking:
I will be marking your presentation on the following things:

• How well it is linked to the brief.
• How clear you are regarding target audience
• Clear understanding of the issue and your research.
• Good progress with suitable, relevant ideas to the campaign.
• Presentation style (just reading off the PPT or paper with little engagement will be less successful than eye contact with audience, notes, engaging visuals, clear speech).

link to work from last year

http://ktslifeonlineunit4.blogspot.co.uk/

Production/Shooting schedule

Presenting your work creatively

Some apps and websites that will help you present your work in a variety of ways.

http://www.tagxedo.com/ - create word clouds to show things like key ideas, feedback results etc or
http://www.wordle.net/ .

https://bubbl.us/ - create colourful mindmaps. Print screen if you don't want to create an account, but would look better if you did.

http://szoter.com/#intro - annotate images.

Explain Everything
An app for ipad and android - create presentations.
Costs £1.49.
Free alternative (but not as good) is called 'ShowMe)

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