Final Work

Just Can't Get Enough Documentary

Radio Advert

Print Advert

Evaluation: Question One

In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?

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Evaluation: Question Two

How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts?

How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts? on Prezi

Evaluation: Question three

What have you learned from your audience feedback?

Audience feedback: Other than collecting feedback from our class I have also collected feedback of my own, I have got 4 people to watch my documentary, listen to my radio trailer and view my TV print advert and then filmed them saying what they thought of it.

Evaluation: Question Four

How did you use media technologies in the construction and research, planning and evaluation stages?

How did you use media technologies in the construction and research, planning and evaluation stage? on Prezi

Codes and conventions of a radio trailer

They are cleverly done and edited appropriatly so they can be used on TV and radio (duel purpose)
-extracts from the programme.
-voiceover intercut through out
-In some way the trailer should want to make the audience find out more.
-Got to include scheduling information at the end (title, day, time and channel)
-Music bed where appropriate.
30-40 seconds
-Slogan
-Sound effects

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Special needs pets
-Whistling music bed- Stays on through-out
-Lots of different voices- intercut with documentary extracts
-One standard women talking at the end
-Lists a set of problems thats in your show
-Animal noises
-Disabled pet owners in trailer (extracts from the programme)
-Silly quirky music to relate to the subject.

Weather
-Weather noises in the background
-John Kettley BBC weatherman (voiceover)
-Female voice over at the end.
-Advertising scheduling, time and radio channel
-Sound effects linked to his script
-Humourus script.

Recording and editing radio trailer

The images below are of the radio studio that we recored the audio voiceover for our documentary and our radio advert, also below I have screen grabs of the editing in adobe premiere pro.

This image is taken from adobe premiere pro and it is of the editing of our radio advert, this image shows the different segments that the 3 sets of audio were chopped in to and placed in the correct area; we put the audio in a specific order due to the archive footage we had picked to use in the advert.