2. the power of mental health and music 

3. the kidnapping of young children - madeleine mccann, william tyrell

4. LBGT + and parenting 

5. a new perfume that has new scent and incredible touch

6. a movie trailer on a band that can't sing

7. shaken baby syndrome

8. light the night -  supporting people with leukemic 

9. how covid has changed the music industry

10. a new computer that can turn on simply by touching it

11. refugee crisis 

12.  racial injustice - George Floyd 

13. human trafficking 

14. domestic violence - hannah clarke 

15. slavery - 40 million experience slavery 

16. the new and improved technology 

17. the importance of free style dance

18. a video book for newly drivers

19. a video book on how to get a job

20. the importance of learning cpr

21. step by step on how to make a candle by roses 

22. drinking and driving

23. a new and improved lamp 

24. the importance of sleep 

25. a social media chat for lovers where you meet up- like the book club

26. a new and improved comedy magic show

27. reachout australia

28. the importance of smash therapy

29. a newly designed app that showcases videos to express yourself, featuring the importance of mental heath 

30. what eye stress looks like

31. what comfort food does to the body

32. what bullying looks like

33. the importance of free style drawing , to give your mind a break 

34. awareness of date rape

35. awareness of forced marriage

36. awareness of the organ trade

38. safety around pools   

40. the things we take for granted - focusing on poverty 

41. the side effects of drugs

42. animal cruelty 

43. a brand new hair-brush that automatically gets rid of hair

44. a feature of a bed that can be turned into a couch 

45. a book that automatically takes important notes [once you start]

46. equal work opportunities 

47. a new and delicious kind of cake 

48. a new pop radio station that has no adds

49. an and improved 'art gallery' that features involvement with kids 

50. royal society for the blind

51. importance of adoption and creating a loving family to grow up in

52. climate change 

53. voting rights

54. Affordable Healthcare

55. migration 

56. Genocide

57. Working against discrimination

58. the importance that all workers are treated fairly 

59. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders: Australia’s First Peoples

60. Valuing Multiculturalism

61. women's rights 

62. religious rights 

63. a cat bowl that can be filled with water daily automatically 

64. what divorce does to a child

65. how television can benefit children

66. a cream that make your face nice and shiny

67. a tissue that cleans itself everytime you turn it over

68. building your confidence through sport

69. obesity growing in children

70. an app that switch your t-shirt into a jacket

71. impact violence has on young children

72. the impact covid has had on business 

73.  the positive and negative effects of popular culture

74. phone covers that light up and change colours

75. a pillow that can give up a massage 

76. your own street light that automatically turns on after dark

77. a perfume that lasts longer
78. shoes that glow in the dark
79. a flower that contains a water pot and sets off a certain time
80. history of keyboards

 

how this video will be similar and different  to mine?

i think the video begins powerfully simply through the position of young man. i like how at the start of the video, the young male has his head down, and it ends happiness, through people sitting up and smiling. The bold words captive my attention, eg- 'struggle for motivation'. The use of body positions of lying on the bed, and closed eyes, are simple but speak a lot, which i may try to included. About 30 seconds in the use of  a loud bang is included, which kept me intrigued but only for awhile. To be honest, the video,  i feel like the video started interesting and powerful, but didn't end that way. The reason for this, i feel the words lost me, their was no real transition between happiness and sadness, and no surprising factor to keep me intrigued.

 

how this video will be similar and different  to mine?

With this video, i like the back and forth motion. Although i don't think it should be used for the entire video, i might try to use an aspect of it. The camera angles between the two men, enables the different angles of a story to be told, which i hope to use. My video, won't include the use of ordinary font as done in this video. i also felt with this video, the idea got repeated to much and their was no boldness. To achieve this with my video, i hope to include possibly a change in scenery or music.

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5. how diffrent mental health disorders impact differently?

Obsessive-compulsive disorder - causes constant and repetitive thoughts, or obsessions.

Post-traumatic stress disorder -  triggered after experiencing or witnessing a traumatic event.

Social anxiety disorder - causes an extreme fear of social situations.

clinical depression  - disorder characterised by persistently depressed mood or loss of interest in activities, causing significant impairment in daily life.

Holland, K. (2018). Mental Health Basics: Types of Mental Illness, Diagnosis, Treatment, and More. [online] Healthline. Available at: https://www.healthline.com/health/mental-health#disorders.

6. how teachers view music in class?

i think the majority of teachers feel that music is a distraction in class. '''According to the study "Effects of Background Music on Phonological Short-term Memory" by Salame and Baddeley, listening to lyrical music while studying creates a huge distraction'''. But the picture is not black or white. Teenagers are trying to make sense of a world that often doesn't make sense. "Music appeals to many teens who discover that the words in popular songs often express their own feelings and experiences," through this the risks of mental illnesses decrease and enable teenagers to concentrate and learn better, through this studying tool. If music is a distraction, then why isn't a computer, notifications appear 24/7?.

www.govtech.com. (n.d.). Music in the Classroom: Distraction or Study Tool? [online] Available at: https://www.govtech.com/education/Music-in-the-Classroom-Distraction-or-Study-Tool.html.

 

4.how different music styles impact differently?
Wikipedia Contributors (2019). Music and emotion. [online] Wikipedia. Available at: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Music_and_emotion. 

 

Hendricks, C Bret; Robinson, Beth; Bradley, Loretta J; Davis, Kenneth.. (1999). Using music techniques to treat adolescent depression.Available: https://search.proquest.com/docview/212447287?pq-origsite=gscholar&fromopenview=true. Last accessed 21/3/2021.

interest -This video will be relatable to young adolescents the _relatability of emotions or the behaviour of what anxiety can cause. Through ^{possibility of} creating scenes of trouble sleeping, avoiding going outside,  doodling and not concentrating, dizziness or frequent bathroom breaks, and what the comfort of music during can do during this period.

Desire  - The feelings of hurt, loss and sadness will appear through out the video, with the assistance of lighting and music. The narrative of story, explaining and showcasing the effects that mental illness has on a person, whether through avoidance or trouble sleeping. Throughout my promotional video, the inclusion of symbols will be used, for example journal diaries, and written notes through the expression of feelings and emotions. This will resonate with the audience and capture their attention .

Action - The video should conclude with the audience further understanding the importance of positive mental health through creativity and the further understanding of how it effects people's behaviour. It will conclude with a link to possible websites to support, which help those battling mental health disorders.

2. What tone/s or emotion/s will you need to convey to convince your audience of your promotional message?

The emotions that I will need to convey throughout my video, mainly consist of sadness, hurt and anger. All commonly experienced in adolescents with depression. Followed by the use of dark colours, consisting of blue, black and white.

3. Which colours best represent these emotions? Why?

The blue represents sadness, and the black and white represent music. As discussed in the "tone/colour" box.