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    Audience Pleasures Notes

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    Audience Pleasures Pleasures of relatiblilty- The IT Crowd is set in an office building and follows the daily lives of the IT department within this company. This is relatable to the target audience‚ who would be young adults- middle aged‚ and therefore working also‚ and would probably we able to relate to working collectively with a team ‚ and the individual unique characters within the department. For example‚ the contrast between the people working on the top floor of the building‚ compared

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    Snatch Guy Ritchie‚ 2000 Snatch is classified under the Gangster genre. The film uses the codes and conventions of this genre which creates meaning for its audiences. As in all films the first ten minutes are the key in setting up the audiences expectations and also to inform its viewers of information needed to understand the rest of the film. By the genre one has narrative expectations due to the stereotypes of genre films‚ in this case it might be‚ gunfights‚ scams and money making schemes

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    Knowing Your Audience BCOM/275 Business Communication and Critical Thinking 07 October 2012 Knowing Your Audience News of a tragedy quickly spreads through towns and cities where such events take place. Often they can spread to a larger audience to encompass a whole state or country surrounding the incident. However‚ every once in a while there is the one headline that grabs the attention of the entire world. This is no more evident than the San Jose mine collapse in the Atacama

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    Knowing Your Audience Paper and Communication Release Laurie Tyler BCOM/275 June 16‚ 2014 Carol Sommers Knowing Your Audience Paper and Communication Release On August 5‚ 2010 thirty-three workers were trapped approximately 300 meters underground with limited food‚ water‚ and oxygen due to a Coppermine that collapsed in Chile. It was not known at first if there were any survivors. This story gathered audiences all over the world as media interest came to life when a rescue worker’s drill emerged

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    Knowing Your Audience Your Name BCOM/275 Knowing Your Audience On August 5‚ 2010‚ in Chile there was a cave-in in a little copper mine that trapped thirty-three miners three hundred meters underground with limited food‚ water‚ and oxygen. No one knew for certain whether or not the miners had survived the cave-in and if they had if they would survive long enough to be rescued. Four days after the cave-in‚ with rescue crews working around the clock‚ it was still unknown whether or

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    Audience Psychology is Everything! Written By Pepper Jay & John Michael Ferrari Your Host Pepper Jay Published: Saturday‚ August 1st‚ 2009 Audience Psychology is EVERYTHING! As a singer‚ audiences can be your greatest allies. Audiences can also occasionally be the trial of your existence. It is essential that you establish basic audience psychology performance skills to better connect with your audience. With practiced skills‚ you and your audience will form a mutually beneficial relationship

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    Audience Adaptation Paper

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    Taylor Cook COMM 101- Fundamentals of Public Speaking Audience Adaptation Paper February 18‚ 2013 In the TED video that I watched‚ the subject was about “Body Language” and was twenty-one minutes and three seconds long‚ but the speaker stopped officially talking at twenty minutes and fifty-four seconds into the video. The speaker‚ Amy Cuddy‚ had very interesting points about how a person’s power pose‚ powerful/ prideful or curled into a ball and timid‚ can influence themselves on how they think

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    intelligence. These differences become clear when exploring an audience ’s response to William Shakespeare’s Macbeth‚ from the Elizabethan era and today. The text was written in 1606 and was set in Scotland. The tragedy construes what egotistical ambition can do to the mind. Key themes of loyalty and betrayal‚ the increase in intelligence of humans‚ the way laws govern society and the balance in power between genders affect an audience ’s response to Macbeth. Specifically speaking; Macbeth ’s corruption

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    Macbeth's Modern Audience

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    Macbeth’s Modern Audience The Shakespearean classic Macbeth features many themes and issues that were around in the 1600’s‚ but are they still relevant modern audiences today? The main themes in Macbeth are mainly issues that we still encounter every day in modern society. The themes that are explored in Macbeth that would still have relevance today in modern society include guilt‚ power‚ bravery and violence. Let’s begin with guilt. In the play‚ Macbeth’s guilt prevents him from enjoying what

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    Audience, Aim and Tone

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    Audience Purpose and Tone Three possible entry points into assessing an essay—and important considerations for writers as well—are the identification of the essay’s audience‚ purpose and tone. “Audience” refers to the readership the writer is writing for—as best we can tell from reading it ourselves. An essay’s intended audience could be the entire world‚ or the entire English-reading population‚ or everyone in the United States‚ or readers of the Washington Post newspaper. It could be

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