Task 3: Planning and preparing a pitch

Learning Outcome: Be able to create a proposal and pitch for an original media product based on a given brief (P3 and M2)

FIRST DRAFT OF PRESENTATION :



FEEDBACK:
I was told that i needed to add in some sample pages for my front cover and double page spread. I am also aware that i need to explain the moldboard and how i have used those images not for the specific artists on the moldboard but for the overall theme/feel of the genre.
I was asked How I'm going to let the audience know that only the first 2 issues are free and the rest are not. I will need to explain what my plan is and how i want to see feedback from the audience to make sure that in the future Unplugged NL will be the best it can be.
I was made aware that 'Unplugged' wasn't a suitable name and doesn't meet the client brief because it doesn't relate to North London, therefor i will need to change that and make it 'Unplugged NL'.
Overall, my presentation was very clear as i did not have too much on there, i only uploaded pictures and some wording so that i can speak about it and make it more interesting.

POTENTIAL CLIENT QUESTIONS:
- How much are you planning to charge for your magazine?
- How are you going to get people to fund your magazine?
- Are you just targeting the acoustic genre or will you include pop as well?
- Have you made digital copies?
- Why did you chose those colours for your colour schemes?




FOOTAGE:







UPDATED PRESENTATION: These are my Q cards and notes for my presentation. Updated= handwritten













I have also added in an extra slide with sample images of my double page spread and front cover




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