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MY DESIGN BREIF EXAMPLES- 20/09/10

Ashes Series 2010-11 Promotion 'Where Were You?'

I’m doing a podcast promoting the Ashes series coming up in Australia this year. It will be no longer than 3 minutes and will be directed for teenagers (13-18) to get back into going to and watching test cricket. I am hoping to get several famous former and current English and Australian cricketers to promote the Ashes series coming up by retelling funny and famous stories of past ashes series. It will include the video and audio of the previous series as well. It will be posted on multiple sites such as youtube and the official Cricket Australia and the English Lions websites. The advertisement 's title will be 'Where were you?' For example in the add Gilchrist retelling a great innings that he was luck enough to be a part of, 'Steve Waugh's epic innings in 2003 a last ball century to remember... where were you?'

Soccer World Cup 2022 Promotion

I’m doing a podcast promoting the soccer world cup being held in Australia in 2022. It will be no longer than 2 minutes and will aim from primary schoolers to early high schoolers. I am hoping to get several famous international footballers from different backgrounds to feature in the promotion. They will talk about great world cup moments with video and audio of those great moments. It will be posted on numerous major sites like youtube and big sporting sites like fox sports.com. MY IDEAS FOR MY PODCAST- 22/09/10

1. I want to promote the 2010/11 Ashes series coming up in Australia either with the main genre being comedy or 'motivating' history. I want to get people back into watching test cricket especially with the Ashes coming up.

2. My other idea is a podcast on how to use skype. To show people the pros and cons and the dos and don'ts of skype.

MY FINAL DESIGN BRIEF

'Don's Memories'

I’m doing a podcast promoting the Ashes series coming up in Australia this year. It will be no longer than 3 minutes and will be directed for teenagers (13-18) to get back into going to and watching test cricket. The genre wil be history. I will get my Dad to be Don Bradman and Don will reminice about the Ashes and the amount of rivalry and passion shared between Australia and England since 1882. The main problem with history is it can get boring for my audience so I will have to keep the podcast flowing and short. It will include the video and audio of the previous series as well. I will get the video of these great moments from youtube. the advertisement's title will be 'Don's Memories'

SCRIPT Title with theme music

Bradman: G'day I'm Don, Just this mornin' I was reminisin' 'bout all the great Ashes series I've been lucky enough to be a part of and witness. (Shows a pic of Don and my Dad narrating)

First the burning of the bails. I wasn't alive then but I remember me Dad rettelin' the story to me many a time, in 1882 in celebration of their win 2-1 against Australia, England burned the bails of that series and put the ashes in a special urn. And the rivalry begun (The ashes urn shown)

I remember when I got 300 in a day, 334 to be exact in 1930 in England. The poms were sooo tired at the end of the day. Ha I can still remember Wally Hamonds face now. (angry face)

Another significant moment in the ashes was the 1930s Bodyline series. I was part of it. Those darn poms bowled short trackers at our heads and packed the legside with fielders. Just to stop me!!! I got a few hard knocks but old Bert Oldfield got it hardest when in Adelade. Poor bloke broke his skull.(Bodyline pics shown and booing)

The passion and rivalry kept goin through the 20th century from me invincibles to Jim Laker taking 19 wickets in a test against us Aussies.

But now to the 21st century...

There was Warnies ball of the century. His first bowl on English turf clean bowled Mike Gatting round 'is legs... ah god love Shane, Mike was mesmorised (showes video and audio of ball of the century)

And of course 2006/07 series us Aussies won 5-0. First cleansweep in over 50 years.

Ah yes, the intense rivalry between us and the poms still lives on to this day. A 130 year old tradition. The Ashes'l never die out.