Cameron

PRACTICE DESIGN BRIEF: 21/9/10

**__2022 SOCCER WORLD CUP IN SYDNEY__** I am required to create a podcast to try to get more supporters to go to the 2022 soccer world cup in Sydney, since we didn't get enough at the last world cup. My podcast will be 1-2 minutes long. This is so that it won't be too quick, and it won't be too long. This means that the supporters will understand what the podcast is about, without getting bored and exiting out of it halfway through.

In the podcast there will be some of the Socceroos greatest goals, and a small section of humour so that the podcast isn't too serious. This will hopefully motivate the supporters to go the world cup and help us to win.


 * __ADVERTISING A MACHINE THAT CAN MAKE FOOD OUT OF THIN AIR__**

I have created a machine that can create food out of thin air. I will have to create a podcast to advertise this machine, otherwise noone will know that I have actually invented it. I will have two versions of the podcast. A 40-second version that will be advertised on television for everyone to see, and a 2-3 minute version that will go onto my personal website, Youtube, and many other websites. In the advertisements I will show the machine as it is creating food, while I explain the main features of it. In the shortened version, I will say a brief summary of what the machine does, and I will only show part of the actually movie.


 * __Actual Podcast Topic:__ //Inside a V8 Supercar//**


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I believe that more people should know how a V8 Supercar works, so I am going to create a podcast to explain to the public how they work. I will place it on the internet so that everyone can view the podcast. It will be at least 2 minutes long, but I will try to keep it less than 3 minutes in length. This is because I don’t want it to be too brief, but I also don’t want the audience to lose interest. It should be appropriate for people 12 years and up, as anyone younger probably won’t understand everything that is being said. (enter "Beginning Car Sound 2" audio) Narrator: Hello. I am Cameron Lonsdale and today I am going to explain how a V8 Supercar works. To help explain this to you, we have the Team Vodafone pit crew and manager; Mark Cogan, with us.
 * __Design Brief for Topic:__**
 * __Script:__**

Mark: Hello Cameron.

(Enter "Beginning Car Sound" audio)

Narrator: Now, Mark, can you tell us what is under the V8 Supercar's hood?

Mark: Yes. We have a T8 Holden Motorsport Engine that has 640 hp. The gearbox is a 6-gear, and we have 375mm brake discs for when their coming down the mountain.

(Enter "Beginning Car Sound" audio)

Narrator: And just how much fuel can this machine hold?

Mark: We hold 75L for the sprint races, and a massive 120L for endurance races.

Narrator: Why is there a difference in the amount of petrol you use? Wouldn't it be more conveniant just to completely fill up the tank?

Mark: Well, actually not, Cameron. When the tank has only about 10L of fuel left in it, it can go a full second faster than when it has 120L; a full tank. And that can mean the difference between 1st and 2nd.

Narrator: With a full tank of fuel, just how much does the car weigh?

Mark: Well, without the driver, it weighs between 1345kg and 1355 kg, depending on how much equipent is in the car and how thick the tires are. But when we put the driver in there, it can weigh between an extra 80kg and an extra 100kg, because of all of the safety gear he is wearing.

Narrator: Well, it's amazing that they can go so fast when they weigh so much. How fast can the car actually go?

Mark: On a full tank of fuel, we can reach 295 km/h. On an empty tank though, we can reach between 305 and 310 km/h!

Narrator. I wasn't expecting these astronomical speeds from such a heavy car! It truly is an amazing machine. And now, we will hear from the racer who broke the Bathurst lap record in 2010 that was set in 2003, Jamie Whincup while he is doing a practice lap! Jamie. Are you there?

(Enter "Pit-Crew Walkie-Talkie" audio) (Enter "Jamie Whincup Speech Car Sound" audio)

Jamie: Yes I am here Cameron.

Narrator: How do you feel about breaking the lap record for Mt Panorama?

Jamie: I feel fantastic. I am extremely excited, and can't wait until next year to try and get an even faster time!

Narrator: How are you going at the moment with you lap times?

Jamie: I have already started my preparations, and I will spend most of the year trying to work out a faster route around the Bathurst track.

Narrator: Well, you sure are //very// determined to get a new lap record next year. All of your fans will be cheering you on. Anyway... it's time for the end of the show, and I hope that you have enjoyed this week's episode of //DO YOU KNOW.......?//

(Enter "Paradise City" song) (Credits)


 * __Evaluation__**

Process: 1. What would you have done differently? I would have taken more time to work out what audio I was going to work. 2. Did my time plan work? Yes my time plan did work. 3. Did I budget enough? Yes I did budget enough. 4. Was your log book helpful? Yes, my logbook was very helpful.

Product: 1. Are you happy with your product (solution)? I am very happy with my product. 2. Did it meet the need outlined in the Design Brief (problem)? Yes I did meet the outlined Design Brief. 3. Good and bad points. Good: The audio and pictures all fit together with the one topic. Bad: Some of the audio isn’t the best that I could have found, but I didn’t look hard enough, or spend enough time on looking for audio. 4. Things to improve. If I had a chance to do the podcast again, I would spend more time looking for better audio and pictures.

Personal: (individual) 1. Was I happy with my effort? Were you motivated? Yes I was happy with my effort. I was motivated by the fact that I had just gone down to the Bathurst 1000 as I was choosing my topic. 2. What things did I do well? Some things that I did well were to choose my topic early, so I had more time to work on the actual podcast, and to find appropriate pictures to go with the podcast. 3. What things could I have improved? Some things I could have improved were that I should have spent more time on the podcast, and not as much time on the portfolio. Also, I should have gathered more audio sooner.

Peers: 1. Ask others for feedback, this can include friends, colleagues and experts for their feedback – include this in your evaluation. After asking friends for feedback, they have told me that the podcast is looking good, but that some of the pictures make the podcast a little confusing because they don’t completely relate to what is being said.

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