Tyler

__**Short Design Briefs **__ I have been employed by energy Australia to promote nuclear energy for a brighter future. During my podcast, I must be able to convince the audience that nuclear energy is greener than all other forms of energy. It should be available to people ages 12 up, to secure the future or nuclear energy. It should run for 2 minutes and be a convincing argument.

I have been employed to create a short ad to promote a machine that can make food out of thin air. It should be 2 and a half minutes long and be aimed at all ages, so everyone knows its wonders. I will need to provide a demonstration or at least scientific proof in my ad to show that this amazing machine really works. I will need to say where you can buy it, and its prices.

__**My Design brief**__

I have been tasked with showing audiences How to survive in a hostile enviroment. it wil be endorsed by Mecury, Greek god of Success. the podcast should run for 3-5 minutes and be informative on the basics steps of surviving and geting out of a hostile enviroment. t should be aimed for ages 12 up to ensure that most people understand what to do in a hostile enviroment and remember it their whole lives. the genre should be comedy to keep the audience interested. pictures should be shown with voices, so the pictures enforce the point that the voice is making.

//Enter Mecury//
 * __Script__**

M: hi there, i'm Mecury, Greek god of success. Today, i will teach you how to survive in a hostile enviroment

// Flashs to extreme conditions //

The first step of survival is to know your location. If you are surrounded by ice you are probably far north or south or in a hemisphere undergoing winter.

// Flashs to picture of snow. //

If you are surrounded by lots of trees and undergrowth, the air is very humid and very warm; you are probably in the rainforest.

// Flashs to picture of rainforest //

If you see volcanoes around you and lava is pouring out of them, there is the smell of brimstone and sulphur and there are evil demons flapping around you, then you are screwed.

// Flash to picture of hell. //

//Shows numerous pictures to emphasise point he is making.//

The second step of survival is to find water. If you are in the snow you can warm the snow in your hands and drink from that. Anywhere else, try to find a stream of running water. (Do not try water that is stagnant or you will become very sick, or convulse on the ground and explode outwards). //Sound of explosion// But if you are in the desert, there are numerous tricks you can use. If you find a camel kill it. If you rummage around in its innards, you will find an organ that holds water for the camel. (It is not in the hump) or find a cactus and drink from the water that it stores in its “body”.

The third step to survival is to find food. Do not eat anything that is pink with purple poka dots or that has very bright colours. Try to eat as much animal life as possible. If you find a human, ask him directions, stick together as a group, or eat him.`

The fourth step to survival is finding shelter. In the snow, just dig a deep hole in the snow. (Be careful to prop it up or it will cave in and probably give you a cold. Or bury you alive leaving you to a cold lonely death. Or humorous one depending if you are a cartoon, especially if your legs are out of the snow and wolves/polar bears/penguins start gnawing at your waving feet.) But anyway. If you are in the rainforest, try to build a shelter off the forest floor or you will be eaten alive by a living, ravenous carpet of insects (no pressure) you could construct a hammock or build a platform to sleep on. If you are anywhere else, try to sleep on a flat, clear patch of ground. Try to avoid sleeping near water bodies as they may flood during the night. And you may wake up in the morning with everything wet (or you dead).

The final step is to create a fire/signal to get yourself the hell out of there. First, take off your shoelace. Tie the two ends to a stick that can bend, and then curl that around another sturdy stick. Find a block of wood with a hole in it, the hole must be near the edge. Place you stick in the hole and turn the stick rapidly. A small pile of tinder should be placed under the block. The wood shavings should be able to fall onto the tinder. Keep going non-stop until the tinder pile produces a spark. Blow on it gently to produce a flame. Build a small pile of twigs, slowly building your fuel up until you have a fire. Note: always put a ring of rocks around fire to avoid burning down forest/rainforest/snow/desert you are lost in. do not use rocks from a river. To create smoke signals simply place a blanket over the fire and lift off when you want smoke. Morse code for SOS is three short, three long, three short.

Well with these tips in mind, I will set off into the wilderness with a camera crew to try and survive for a week in numerous barren wastelands. I will begone for three weeks to choose hostile locations, but in your real world it will only take a few swconds, so long.

// Fade out //

// Show picture of skeleton. //

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