Pitch your ideas (P4, M3 : U21)

Learning Outcome 3 (U21) : Be able to pitch ideas on a proposed media product and respond to questions. 

Final Pitch :

Feedback and my response to it :

Positive feedback : This feedback made me aware of the accomplishments within my magazine and the ideas that I came up with. Additionally, it also allowed me to feel confident with parts of my product. 

1) Client liked the colour scheme within my magazine. 

From this I will ensure the colour scheme in my final product resembles the exact colours I had chosen for my pitch.

2) "Fonts are clean and interesting."

The client liked my font ideas for the magazine, thus I will those fonts will appear in my final magazine. 

3) The client liked the release and the idea around the Christmas edition.

From this I will make sure the ideas and the remarks made around the Christmas theme shall be within my magazine. 

Constructive feedback : This feedback allowed me to reflect on the ideas that can be improved within my magazine to ensure it strives and reaches the goal that I want. 

1) The client thought that my magazine should target an older demographic as the feel of the magazine is seen to an older audience.

From this I learnt that perhaps the content and the presentation of my magazine targets a more mature audience. The whole idea behind romance supposedly gives a sense of nostalgia and sensibility to an older audience, thus my magazine could end up reaching a mass audience if I change my demographic to an older range. 

2) Change the movie rating of 'Under the mistletoe' from 12+ to 12A.

The client suggested to change the age rating of the movie as the notation behind a mistletoe would need to be approved by young children's guardians.

3) Look into psychological movie ideas - based on how people feel and what movies should be watched when a certain feeling appears.

The client suggested a content idea that included different movies for different moods and feelings. This idea allowed me to think about my current ideas of my magazine and whether or not I should change them to attract a different target audience; that the client suggested. 



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