In
further analysis of the brief we were asked to answer a number of questions in
relation to the brief. This was done to dissect the brief and extract the
crucial information so we could rewrite it properly.
5
most important words:
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Modern
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Reconnect
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Relevant
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Communicate
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Positive
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(Natural//Historical beauty)
5
things you need to consider:
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Audience
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Tone of voice
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Format
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Existing problem
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Underlying issues
5
design products related to the brief:
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Advertising campaign
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Website
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App
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Publication – leaflet//flyers
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External installation
5
places related to the brief:
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Wallington
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Cragside
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Castles//historical places
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Halls//country houses
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Lakes//national parks
Who
is the audience?
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25-40 year olds
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Nationwide
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UK
Who
should the audience be?
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Young professionals
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People who spend all their time in a city
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Spend all of their time in front of a computer
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18-30 year olds
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Pre-family
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Young family
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Middle class
Who
could the audience be?
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Students
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Families
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Other classes
What
do ‘they’ do?
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City workers
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Commute
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Shop
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Professionals
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Eat out
Where
do ‘’they’ go?
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Work
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Home//flat
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Commute
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Bar – sophisticated
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Restaurants
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Shopping
What
do they buy?
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Organic food
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Fashion
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(Car//fuel)
Who
do they live with?
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Alone
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Partners
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Others similar to themselves
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Young family
Get
into the audience – who//what//where
What
can you do?
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Integrated campaign that considers all communication
channels relevant to the idea, i.e. print, digital, experimental.
What
are you going to do?
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Advertising campaign
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App concept
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Website redesign
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External installation concept
Why
are you going to do it?
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Answer brief
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Existing idea
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Aim to win
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Experience
What
could you do?
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Advertising campaign
Posters
Video
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Website
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Experimental
Physical
External
Installation
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App
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Publication
Leaflet
Booklet
Flyers
TASK
Complete brief and concept
statement forms.
What is my brief now?
Start working on the brief.
5 reasons why my response to the
brief will win.
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