L02 Be able to interpret client requirements and target audience considerations

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What are the different types of client briefs in media production?

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Formal, Informal, Negotiated, Contractual, Tender, and Commissioned.

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How is a Formal brief created?

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Through a scheduled meeting between the client and the producer where requirements are discussed and documented.

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What are the different types of client briefs in media production?

Formal, Informal, Negotiated, Contractual, Tender, and Commissioned.

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How is a Formal brief created?

Through a scheduled meeting between the client and the producer where requirements are discussed and documented.

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What is an Informal brief?

A brief created during a telephone call with no documentation, relying on verbal agreements.

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What does a Negotiated brief involve?

Collaborative discussions between client and producer to develop a brief before formal writing.

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What is a Contractual brief?

A brief that is outlined within a contract of employment.

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Describe a Tender brief process.

A client publishes an advert for bids from production companies who respond with their brief and estimates.

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What characterizes a Commissioned brief?

A client hires a separate media company to create a product, overseeing the process through a commissioner.

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Why is it important to analyze the client's brief?

To ensure all requirements are understood and correctly interpreted before production starts.

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What are the four types of requirements within a client brief?

Implicit, Open, Constraints, and Explicit.

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What tool is used for brainstorming ideas linked to a central concept?

Mind map.

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What is a Mood board used for?

To create a 'feel' for the project by compiling images, materials, and words.

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What does SWOT stand for in analysis tools?

Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats.

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How does socio-economic status affect media product targeting?

Higher income individuals have more disposable income, enabling them to consume more media products.

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Why is understanding the target audience's age important?

It affects product complexity and the language used based on the age group of the audience.

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What is the significance of gender in media product development?

It influences targeting and styling to appeal to different gender preferences.

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How do psychographics help in targeting audiences?

They provide insights into opinions, attitudes, interests, and lifestyles of individuals.

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What factor considers the audience's location in media production?

Geodemographics.

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How can sexual orientation affect media products?

It influences the target audience and the style of language and imagery used.

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What is the difference between mainstream and niche markets in media production?

Mainstream targets a wide audience, while niche focuses on a specific, smaller group with unique preferences.