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Explain the client requirements of this brief, outlining which are explicit, implicit and open to interpretation


·       promotional video                                                                                        Implicit
·       last between 20 and 40 seconds                                                               Open for interpretation
·       aimed at an audience of between the ages of 8 and 14.                      Open for interpretation
·       ready for the launch of the new range in five weeks’ time.              Explicit
·       Shots of the footwear range                                                                       Explicit
·       The name, logo and contact details for the company                         Explicit
·       Shots of the target audience in the street with the product             Explicit
·       A range of different camera angles, shots and movement                Open for interpretation
·       A minimum of four clips                                                                              Explicit
·       Background music that is up-to-date and appeals to children.       Open for interpretation

The client requirements of this brief is they are looking to make a promotional video (implicit) which lasts between 20-40 seconds and targets children aged 8-14 (open to interpretation). This needs to be ready for their launch of their new footwear range in 5 weeks time. They require the name, logo and contact details for the company in the promotional video (explicit). 

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  1. JCoSS Media Dept17 December 2017 at 10:08

    This needs to be completed ASAP. With your exam in a few weeks time, it is important that you reflect and perfect your work from past test papers.

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