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    there. Overall, Thompson definitely appeals to the millennial generation in his work. Personally, following blogs is one of the several ways I get information on new releases, reviews, or just products I’m interested in, and in this way I see how the audience affect is significant in the niche I’m a part of in the blogging community. Though some of his claims are sufficiently backed by strong evidence, he fails to do so in some places, causing his argument to…

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    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a7bqootR6rs The products impact and effect on the audience. The audience type that will be watching this music video released by Spinnin’ Records are going to be in the C1, D and E brackets of socio economic status. I have found this to be correct as in theses brackets it will tend to be a much younger audience than in the other brackets, and from my research I have found that the average age for listening is around 24 and a good majority are under this age,…

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    it makes sure the researcher has a thorough understanding of the topic he/she had prepared. For instance, one should have overall knowledge of what were the findings, suggestions and results. In our class presentation, we were already aware of the audience so we had the idea of who stands where and how much knowledge each of the member must have about the conflict. Therefore, the researcher should prepare him/herself accordingly in case any unexpected questions were to arise. It also affects the…

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    imposed on her by society. Their theory is girl’s begin to think they can’t do all the activities they want to do; they begin to quit doing the activities they love. But Always, a well-known feminine hygiene company, has begun to make commercials directed towards young women that shows them they can do anything. In their commercial “#likeagirl - Unstoppable”, Always uses a mix of emotional appeal and rationale throughout the video to convey the message to the audience that girls are unstoppable.…

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    Audience Analysis Audience

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    Why is the audience analysis the most important part of the writing process? Knowing your audience lets you refine the subject matter so it meets the readers needs. Therefore, not understanding what type of audience you are writing to, will affect the outcome causing the goal not to be achieved. Understanding your audience is very crucial and is the first step towards achieving a successful outcome. Before you start to write make sure to define your audience for example, what is the knowledge…

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    teaching public speaking classes to my staff and as a volunteer teaching public speaking to at risk high school students. From this experience, I have learned how to write a speech, the importance of knowing my audience, overcoming nervousness, different tactics for various size audience and different presentation styles, and effective use of PowerPoint. For documentation, I am including a picture of me presenting an award on stage in front…

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    psychological counter measures that give her story credibility. First, I disagree with Hamel’s claim because Alisoun’s tale has too much cynical information to be authentic. For example, before Alisoun begins her tale, she addresses a disclaimer to her audience as a way to grant immunity: “If that I speke after my fantasye,/ As taketh not agrief of that I seye;/ For myn entente nys nat but…

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    helped shed a new light on a minor character’s experience and relationship from the source, the secondary purpose was to give some clues to why the master killed. By using a dramatic monologue I was able to establish a stronger bond between the audience and the characters, as the reader gets to know what happened to the main character in The Bloody Chamber after the Master was killed. Furthermore to emphasise the bond; Chance of Death is shown in first person narrative, a…

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    Reception (800) 99 homes was a text built on true events and where the audience that is experiencing the text might also have experienced the same or similar situation portrayed in the film, thus the importance of executing the right research as huge part of constructing a believable and strong text. So that anyone watching…

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    Oscar Fletcher Critique

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    This gave a glimmer of his personal affairs to the audience to help build a level of sympathy and deter the audience away from the previous persona of an iron fist ruler. Following this scene Andrew does confront the teacher about the issue and assumes that it is a front for emotional attention, but then realizes it’s serious. This scene was very crucial in helping emit the underlying message in the film . It also helped convey and show to the audience that Fletcher despite his unorthodox…

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