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The demographics of the walking dead are; 18 to 49 years old, for any series in basic cable history with 7.7 million viewers in that particular age range. The socio-economic are Low and Middle SES; it's for people who have the time to watch the program and watches on occasions.

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Assignment 1 - TV/ Internet Report

My Internet Report will be based on GTA V and/or FIFA 14 being half of the report based on each one. GTA V is a newly released game which was number 1 on the charts for the most sold in America and the UK, eventually getting over took by FIFA 14 in sales when it was released. I believe these two games are really good to review because they are what everyone is talking about at the moment with them just being released. Everyone is wondering what exactly is different in these two games and how good they really are. Furthermore they are two completely different games which means I will not run out of ideas not wanting to repeat myself. GTA has many different activities and Easter eggs/secrets with a free roam whereas FIFA 14 has career mode, Ultimate Team, classic all stars etc.

Throughout the report I will be speaking over game-play on-screen about interesting facts and my opinions on things. Furthermore the camera will sometimes cut onto me sitting down talking about the game without any game-play on screen/ a little bit. The effects and transitions will be important in my review because I think it is them two things that make it look good bringing in more views. At the end of each game review a final score will come up listing the things I liked best about the game. For example with GTA V it could be amazing graphics, 3 man narrative, multiplayer and car mechanics. The bad points will be highlighted red whereas the good points will be highlighted blue with an overall score for the game coming up after these points come up, something along the lines of ' Overall Score: 9 ' for example.

I am not 100% sure on whether I am going to do two games yet but if I decide not to then I will just focus n doing a game review on GTA V because it will be a lot easier in terms of what to talk about in the game-play.

After thinking for a long while I came to the decision that I am going to base my report on only GTA V. This is because there is a lot to talk about in terms of single-player, multiplayer, activities, the characters, the internet, 3-man narrative etc. This game has so much detail in the graphics but also the gameplay; it is so much like the real world that you have to bank your money that you earn otherwise if you die you will lose it. There is also many goals and objectives that you can earn to add to the addiction to this game. Your characters/ character on single-player/multiplayer can rank up in a selection of different skills such as shooting, driving, stamina and much more, the higher the skill the better they are. The money you earn can go to show as you can buy houses, cars, aircrafts and weapons that you can show your friends to show your hard work. In addition you/and your friends can work together in heists robbing banks and stealing stores with a getaway plan choosing different options of which route you can take, the safe route or the loud and risky route. This can be a risky decision though because you can become 'a bad sport' when committing crimes which will go to show for everyone matchmaking you with other bad sports. This game will get the publics attention more than any other game at this moment in time, purely because it is a long waited game with GTA 4 getting released around about 6 years ago, everyone expected an amazing GTA like no other. Although FIFA 14 is new there is not much expected because it is practically the same game each year, not a lot can change so it wont get the publics attention the same way GTA would. I will also add the rating that I mentioned in the ideas; this is a good way to sum up a report.

This is the right category for my game review mainly because this is the category I fit into and I am the one who will be commenting over the video, giving it my thoughts and opinions. It will turn out better for me to aim my review towards people who are in the same group, also being easier. Furthermore I have looked at other peoples game reviews who are around the same age as me, it turns out that the demographics for them is also category E being students, employed, pensioners etc. This is because students, unemployed and casual workers are the majority of gamers who are willing to try out new games by looking at reviews on YouTube, they also prefer to watch reviews which is done by people around the same age etc so that they know it won't be an age thing as to who likes the game and who doesn't. It is category E that would have grown up around about when gaming and technology was at its peak getting better and better. New unbelievably amazing games where getting released and it would have been them that where the target audience for them games, all of the elders didn't have enough time on their hands to play and try them out and probably weren't interested.

It is mainstreamers that will watch my news report the most out of all the categories. These people are domestic and will tend to stay in most of the time and relax. This means they will more than likely spend their time doing something like gaming and browsing the net for new opportunities such as my news report. The gaming community Is a group of people and these people are a large group online, a group that will browse sites like YouTube to see what a game is like and helping each other out decide whether it is good or not. In addition the mainstreamers will usually want to make sure that they spend their money wisely on the right product so this review with the audience feedback will give them helpful information as to whether its worth it. On the other hand there will also be many strugglers that watch my news report. These people tend not do much other than buy junk food and be disorganized due to not having many physical skills. They will try new adventures and challenges such as new games coming to the point of them completing game storylines frequently to progress onto something new.

It is the middle/lower economic-status group such as semi-skilled workers; unemployed and part-time workers that will tend to spend their money on something like games so that they can keep themselves occupied out of all of their everyday troubles. They don't have too much money but not too little which means that they won't be doing much else other than staying at home most days when they are not working. Furthermore most of the people in these two groups are of the younger group of people which will want to research into certain games with their spare time, helping them come to a conclusion as to whether they want to spend their money on that game or not.

The geodemographics of my report will be mainly Europe and North-America. This is because English is their main language meaning they will be able to understand the report which means everything in this type of thing. Without the voice-over the audience wouldn't know what the game is like other than what they are watching. Speaking of which this isn't entirely true because there may be subtitles in French but this won't show the emotion and meaning in my voice, for example they may think I'm being serious in some parts whereas I'm being sarcastic. In advance countries like the UK, France, America, and Australia are the wider proportion of people who play the game GTA. It is developed in America by 'Rockstar' of which it is then released in America instantly and then released in other countries like England, Australia, and France. Furthermore with this report going on YouTube it won't allow most countries outside of Europe to be able to find the video through the search engine, this is due to the filter thing that it has. In conclusion I followed out research on GTA V after a few weeks of being released and it shows that the countries listed are the main countries that they are being played from.

I believe that this age range best suits my internet report because for a starter you have to be 18+ to even purchase and play the game due to all of the violence and sex related scenes in the game. For example there is shooting people, hookers that you can sleep with, etc. Furthermore 18-23 is the age that will mostly be attracted to this game report as this is the primary age for these types of games. It has things in it that younger people may not understand and this age range isn't too old or too young. In addition I intend to speak complete truth about the game with hardly, if any humor involved. This also adds to my age range, the audience will be mature enough to understand and just want to hear the facts and nothing else; humor may annoy them and make them think it is childish more than anything. I have carried out research on previous GTA games such as 'san-andreas' and I have found out that the age range for them games upon purchase is around 18-25. This is why I believe my review for the new GTA V will be similar; I don't want to age range to be younger than the restricted age itself as this may reflect bad.

As for the gender it will be around 80% male that watch this game review for obvious reasons. Firstly it is mainly males who like to game more than females, males tend to have more time to spend and enjoy the aspect of gaming whereas females would rather do something else, coming to the point of which they wouldn't watch a game report if they don't game. This doesn't mean that females don't game because there are many that definitely do. The females that do game are more into adventure and less none violent/thrill based games, and this is one of the main reasons as to why they won't really be interested, GTA is mostly the opposite. The layout and plans for my internet report as described above is aimed more towards both genders but research on other GTA reviews shows quite clearly that it will most likely remain as a male audience. Youtube game reviewers like IGN and GameSpot are examples of which I done research on, these are reports that I am hoping of which mine will be similar to in the way of which they present and explore the facts about their games because I think it is simple and clever.

This category I believe is slightly sexist and will not apply to my news report in any way. There is nothing in my report such as information, the colours or general flow that will edge it towards one sexual orientation that the other. You may say that it will apply more to straight people due to the content being GTA which includes many men and women sex, along with there being no content relating to gay people but I don't think this applies to the overall sexual orientation.

The regional identity of my review will apply mostly to the UK and the North-West region due to me (the person talking about the report) having the same type of accent myself. The will from this area will understand me clearly and be able to understand any type of humor and jokes that may or may not be put into my finished report. In addition it will be the whole of Europe as a community that should be attracted to my report, this is because this is the large proportion of where the gaming audience comes from and are interested in the same type of games unlike Chinese, Russians and other people.

Quantitative Audience Research

After looking at similar reports I carried out research and figured out that my report will not receive the exact same viewing figures as these ones did. Mainly because these YouTube channels such as IGN and GameSpot upload videos on a regular basis and many people come back to their channel expecting new fact based reviews. I expect around about 1000-5000 views for a first time video, I consider this quite a lot since it will be the first video on my YouTube channel. After the video has been up for a while I am hoping to gain quite a few subscribers as they see the potential in my review, the figure I'm hoping for is 100 in around 1-2 weeks and then 1000 after a month. I don't know if I will achieve this but if I kept making good game reviews then I see it very possible.

Qualitative Audience Research

I am expecting to receive positive feedback on my game review. This is because I have looked at feedback on other less popular reviews on YouTube and most of the comments are nice and friendly, giving the owner of the video helpful and kind feedback about how good it is. Furthermore most of these reviews are less complicated than mine so this is a factor as to why I should receive nice comments and feedback. Furthermore if the ratings where to be enabled I am hoping to receive a 3 of out 5 which because it won't be a professional game review but it will be of good quality. I predicted this because I looked at other game reviews which would be similar to mine and they received the same ratings. For a first time game review it will be good.

Helpful information that helps me decide on my outcome about a certain game.

No, I believe it wouldn't need humor only facts and maybe figures to show and prove a point. I don't really want the person speaking over to mess around I just want him to get straight to the point.

Any type of certain colors in a games report are ok, if anything I would like to see dark blue and red colors since these are manlier and a lot of people's favorite color in the real world.

I would expect a game report to be an average of 8 minutes long because this isn't too long yet to short. I wouldn't want to sit there for 20 minutes watching a report yet I also wouldn't want to sit there for 3 minutes because this would just be too quick. I really think it depends on the type of report and game, if it is a big game then I would expect it to be a lot more time consuming.

I would say that the general age group of game reports around 16-18 years old because this is around the same age of me and the large population of gamers that would actually want to see what games are like before they actually waste their money on it.

The thing that would put me off watching a games report would be if there was a long intro at the beginning or no helpful information attached to the on-screen video. Furthermore I would also be put off if there was an annoying person who spoke over the video that had a confusing personality not the same as mine.

Someone that explained good information in a funny way to keep me attracted.

I don't think a report would need any colours in general because it is all about the game-play. By on-screen layouts and rating scores at the end I would prefer black and white colours as these are simple colours which aren't edging towards one gender.

The only thing that would put me off watching a games report is if the intro leading onto the video was very boring and dull, this would lead onto me thinking that the rest of the report would be like this seeing as they couldn't put the little bit of time making the introduction look slightly good. If there wasn't any intro then the other thing that may put me off is if they didn't make points about the game very clear as to what they meant, giving across mixed information.

Question 3) What colours would you prefer to see in a games report?

Question 4) How long would you expect a game report to be and why?

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Assignment 1 - TV/ Internet Report My Internet Report will be based on GTA V and/or FIFA 14 being half of the report based on each one. GTA V is a newly released game which was number 1 on the charts for the most sold in America and the UK, eventually getting over took by FIFA 14 in sales when it was released.

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Narrative; the jist of the video is an overview of the core gameplay of the games, then an overview of the options; mods and extras offered by each game. Then what makes them unique and also the similarities between them.Then there will be a section of the pros and cons of playing with a bunch of strangers (sort of like the wanker of the week section of mingles with jingles ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNrHZ-JwRNU)). There might be a section where the destruction models in war thunder come into light, such as the tail coming off planes; the turrets blowing of tanks; random pieces of metal and wood flying off.

Genre; gaming, reviews, comedy (tune in and watch me fail) my desired audience is the tank/plane/game enthusiast around 16-20.

The editing of the footage will be around the best examples of gameplay and also my 'best' fails (like flipping a tank on a small slope or crashing a plane into mountain after shooting down a plane). I will be using colourblind mode on the gameplay for the odd chance that someone who is colourblind watches the review. There will be captions correcting any mistakes in the audio speech, and the font will be in Lucinda sans typewriter if possible, so that there is clarity in what has been written on the screen. The content will be chosen to contain a decent amount of information, but enough fails to amuse the people that just want to see someone fail.

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Because of the minimalistic drawing style that illustrates the review, you don't need a high speed internet to get good quality from the video meaning that these videos are made with the idea of people of any social-economic status watching them.

The reviewer's fast paced reading may tailor to someone who wants a quick and short review, the comparisons that the reviewer makes to the game and its features are rude and crude so it is mainly aimed at people who like comedy with more adult humour involved.

Whilst the reviewer does have a British voice the reviews are mainly aimed at all users who understand English.

Because of the more adult humour the audience age is targeted around older teens to young adults, who are most probably male but may include a few females. Because some of the jokes in the review tease at homosexuality the review may be slightly more aimed at people who are straight. Also again because of the reviews only being in English the reviewer is most probably targeting any countries that speak English as their main language.

The reviewer is also more on the side of alternative than mainstream as he is most well-known for heavily nit-picking and criticising more popular games like Call of Duty or Halo with the small amounts of praises going to new, innovative but lesser known games like Portal.

On Youtube the video has, as of this date (16/04/14), gained 168,649 views with 5015 likes and only 53 dislikes. The YouTube channel that Zero Punctuation belongs to, The Escapist, has over 350,000 subscribers currently.

As stated above with the YouTube statistics, Zero Punctuation usually receives more likes than dislikes on his videos and has helped The Escapist in raking in over 350,000 subscribers. There is also the YouTube comments section for each video review and The Escapist website discussions pages for fans of the review to reflect their thoughts on the review and opinions on the game being reviewed.

Because of the video's detail and gameplay images, a fairly moderate internet connection is required to get a good view of the video meaning that social-economic status-wise it aims at people who can afford at least a decent internet connection.

Because of the friendly nature of the reviewer and her slow and clear talking this review seems to be aimed at gamers of all ages and genders who like detailed and informative reviews about games they are interested in purchasing.

Like Zero Punctuation, because the review is in English it is being aimed at people from all countries that speak English.

IGN stays with what is mainstream by giving more detailed reviews on currently popular and next-generation games, though they do also take great interest in indie games which are also growing in popularity amongst the gaming community.

On YouTube the video alone has 248,000 views with 2,825 likes over 436 dislikes. The main YouTube channel itself has over 4.4 million subscribers and the main IGN website has a huge fanbase with fan reviews and discussion pages available for website subscribers to join in.

As stated before, the IGN website's comments and discussions section combined with the YouTube comments for the videos means that there are lots of people who talk about the reviews, rate them and give their opinions on the game being reviewed.

For my internet review I'll be targeting mostly teens to young adults of both genders who are into gaming. I will do this by:

Because the IGN and Zero Punctuation videos are partly similar I am hoping for at least a few views and comments on the YouTube video.

In the comments section of the YouTube video I will post a message asking any viewers what they thought of my review and how I could improve on it.

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Because of the minimalistic drawing style that illustrates the review, you don't need a high speed internet to get good quality from the video meaning that these videos are made with the idea of people of any social-economic status watching them.

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The demographics of the gamespot's audience would most likely be E (unemployed, students, pensioners, casual workers) I think this because the people who would be majorly interested in gaming and have the time to view their reports must have a lot of time and being unemployed or having a low stress level job will give you a lot of time to be able to view them plus the unemployed or students usually implies that they are young so their interests usually show from their age and a lot of young people are interested in gamespot's videos.

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I intend to have either a clear background or a background to do with Pokemon. My computer representative will be to the left of the screen, in the centre will be images to do with what I'm talking about, my character will move occasionally when explaining things and the images will change to relate what I'm talking about.

As I am targeting people my age I will try and make the images follow the pattern I would approve. These images will be pictures of the Pokemon, pictures of there stats and maybe some general pictures to fit in with what I'm saying.

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What is Grand Theft Auto Online?

Introduction

In this assignment I'm going to be reporting Grand Theft Auto V online, in this report I will be covering the basics to starting off online and giving information to the players to help them achieve money and understand the games online functions faster and easier than them figuring it out for themselves. As I'm giving out information to people about the game I'll also be restraining certain information back from the public mainly because of spoilers being leaked and it ruining the game for others, I'll just be guiding them through basic levels which are already mostly known to the public to help the nooby players.

In my report I'll be guiding players through GTA online mode where I show them how to obtain their first own personal vehicles and how to earn money and reputation points fast and easy, this guide will help their character rank up fast meaning that they can unlock a large variety of different stuff so they can catch up to other players and compete in missions and races. I'll also be going through the restrictions in online mode compared to the original story mode which allows you to do more of a wider variety of different things.

Demographics

Console reviews is my chosen product name for my game review report, the category that Console reviews fits in with has to be in the "E" as I'm the admin which means I'm also a student, unemployed and have a lot of free time to invest research into games and share them with the rest of the world. The audience will also fit into the category "E" as the game I will be reviewing is aimed towards teenagers and mostly older adults with similar demographics as me.

Socio-economic status

Console reviews will be aimed towards the SES & Higher SES as my game reviews won't have that much popularity from people viewing will be mostly from my local area which is mainly middle SES to higher SES as I'll virally advertise my product on social networking sites such as Facebook. The lower SES have a far unlikely chance of seeing my reviews due to the search engines in certain regions such as areas out of Europe, this is due to YouTube's search engine database which will affect how many people can access my video, I'll also be adding a restriction as to the location from where someone lives can watch my videos and if they can't, for example people from all around Europe and the USA are eligible to watch my videos but for someone way beyond that somewhere like Egypt restrained from watching my video, this is so I can gather correct statistics to see from the selected two regions I'll get the most views from (Europe, USA).

Psychographics

My report will be fit into the category of psychographics where it's aimed more towards explorers mainly due to the game just being released as there is a wider audience due to the recent outbreak of a famously released game and the statistics showing that over millions of copies sold worldwide indicates also that it will have a wide audience. However it's not always the case with this game as it's had many sequels this is the fifth and the majority of the buyers are people who have already played the previous series so they know what kind of game they're going to play. So it's not always 'new comers' that are seeking for an adventurous game but also old school players.

Geodemographics

My game review program will only range out to the public areas around Europe, America, Australia and New Zealand this random group of chosen region has been chosen mainly due to sharing the same language, as a frequent user on YouTube I have discovered that some videos aren't always easy to find when in a foreign country where as to being in the country with similar spoken languages, this is due to the filter imported into YouTube which only allows certain videos to be watched in certain regions to prevent confusion and other things I'm unaware of.

So basically I'll only be allowing my videos to be watched in certain regions (ones listed above) due to these reasons and not only them but my own reasons because I believe the most high SES are located in my chosen regions which makes it more possible for them to view unlike others in lower SES (economic status).

The age range for my reviews can be anywhere from the age range of the game I'm reviewing, as the content is pretty violent I wouldn't suggest to any people under the ages of 16, I'm saying this mainly not because I don't think it's right but because of the age rating on the game wouldn't be appropriate for the ages of someone like 10 for example as it includes bad language also.

So my report will be more sophisticated unlike others on YouTube where they joke and just act themselves a lot by swearing etc, I'll be keeping that at a distance and concentrating on getting my point across to the public on how to do certain things (listed in the introduction at the start).

The Genders to be associated with my game review channel will mainly be males, mainly because of the game genres and types of games I will be reviewing are mainly aimed towards males, the game I'm reviewing is Grand Theft Auto, so obviously with the extreme violence, bad language and gore also the story to the game, it's been shown in statistics that females are less likely to sit down and watch game reviews which are mostly aimed towards males with male commentating.

Mainstream

The mainstream audience that will be associated with my game news report are mainly following a certain game genre that I tend to review which is Action, I'm mainly focusing on this genre alone because I'm personally only into that kind of a game genre, I do believe it would be too difficult and I wouldn't quite be able to portray other genre games I'm not aware of properly such as real time strategy.

So I believe the main audience attraction would be the mainstream audience associating with the action genre, all of my videos will be following around that genre alone and no other mainly because I only want to attract a certain range of audience because of my own personal experience with action games.

Regional Identity UK/USA

My game reviews will be aiming to attract the regional public of the United Kingdom, USA and Europe, mainly because these are the basic countries that all of the gamers are connected together as a friendly community. I do believe my game review videos will stretch across Europe, USA and all over the United Kingdom.

Sexual orientation

I wouldn't say that my game reviews are mainly aimed towards a certain sexual orientation; I tend to attract just the average gamer which isn't judged upon their sexual orientation just their gaming personality which is comes down to the certain game genre they're into. Like I've said my game reviews aren't aimed towards a specific orientation that being (Homosexual, Bi-sexual, Heterosexual). However I can't guarantee that the content including in the games that I'm reviewing will consist of offense to certain sexual orientations, I'll only be reviewing certain aspects of the game such as the online version which I'm certain won't contain anything offensive.

Quantitative audience research

After carefully reviewing other different game review channels and comparing their statistics I'm certain that my report won't achieve the same results as they've had, mainly because channels such as IGN are updated constantly with a large admin access base meaning multiple people uploading their own videos that work for IGN where as I'll just be working on my own uploading and sharing my game reviews in the spare time I have.

I believe my game reviews will probably reach in the hundreds maybe just reaching in the early thousands depending on the length of time it's been uploaded for.

The hyperlink directs you to a page were you can browse the different topics I'll be covering in my game review.

http://www.usgamer.net/articles/gta-v-online-guide-how-to-play-what-to-do-how-to-earn-money-and-reputation-
Age: 20 years old

Question 1) for what reason would you wish to watch a game report?

To find out specific information relating to a certain topic which is included in that game report hopefully, it helps me find the thing I'm looking for faster rather than trying to do it myself if someone is showing me how to do it already.

Question 2) Would you expect a game report to be humorous or not, if so why?

I do believe some game reports receive more attention if they're funny and want people to watch them for the purpose of humor also, however my main concern would be to find the main purpose of information I was originally looking for in the first place.

Question 3) Would you like background music following with commentary in a game report, if not why?

Background music is cool, I like to hear music in the background as long as it's not too over whelming and doesn't disturb the commentator.

Question 4) How long would you expect an average game report to be, and what would be too much?

I would mostly expect an average game report or tutorial to be very short and to the point, mainly because I don't have much time to waste and wish to carry on with other things, to get the point across shouldn't take more than around 3 minutes.

Question 5) Would you want the game report to be aimed at a specific age range, if so why and what age range?.

I would want a game report to contain content/information suited for the ages of 16+years and over, mainly because I wish to hear humor in the report and knowing if it's for children it probably wouldn't be that funny at all so knowing it for over an age range suited for myself I know I could probably enjoy watching it.

Question 6) what would you not want to see in a game report?

Seeing things such as advertisements and other pointless stuff that doesn't entertainment at all and wastes time is some of the things I don't want to see in a game report.

Tom Brown
Age: 19 years old

Question 1) for what reason would you wish to watch a game report?

To find out more information about the game or something included in the game.

Question 2) Would you expect a game report to be humorous or not, if so why?

Yes, I like how some game reports are funny which makes it entertaining and fun to watch rather than a boring commentary that doesn't really entertain anyone that much and just gives out dull information but can still be useful.

Question 3) Would you like background music following with commentary in a game report, if not why?

Not really bothered, as long as it isn't too loud so I can't hear what the person is saying it's fine, and as long as it's not heavy metal that should be fine, I hate heavy metal.

Question 4) How long would you expect an average game report to be, and what would be too much?

Not too long, however if the video is humorous and entertaining I wouldn't mind watching it for as long as it doesn't bore the crap out of me.

Question 5) Would you want the game report to be aimed at a specific age range, if so why and what age range?.

I would expect the age rating to be aimed towards someone over the ages of 18 years old like the games age rating should, mainly because I expect adult humor to be contained in the report.

Question 6) what would you not want to see in a game report?

Hate seeing advertisements and pointless information; I don't want to hear anything irrelevant unless it's funny and things about other people's personal life.

Primary research is a great way influence to many media producers as gets personal opinions from other people in person, this is a great way to experiment and plan how to target your audience effectively and accurately to give you a better understanding of what people wish to see and don't want to see in a product such as a TV/Internet report.

I'm going to use a special narrative technique which is the "Proairetic/Action Code" narrative in my TV report, this type of narrative will ensure that viewers will be interested in what I have to say through the compliments and description I put things into place in my TV report, I will often say how good a specific feature is in the TV report and what's its benefits. This could also be called enigma as I'm trying to keep the viewers interested to watch the whole report and spread it through evenly and not giving out every bit of information straight away so my video finishes too fast.

Visual codes/imagery is another technique I'm going to include in my TV report, showing interested images as a thumbnail to the start of the video before the click on it will ensure the viewers that the video looks interested and making sure that the image is very eye catching will ensure that people notice is as they're browsing through videos.

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What is Grand Theft Auto Online? Introduction In this assignment I'm going to be reporting Grand Theft Auto V online, in this report I will be covering the basics to starting off online and giving information to the players to help them achieve money and understand the games online functions faster and easier than them figuring it out for themselves.

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Hayley Harwood Unit 6 Critical Approaches blog