KNOW IT 249

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  1. Mind Maps, Spider diagram and Moodboards
  2. The Advertising Standards Authority, Ofcom, The British Board of Film Classification
  3. Documents common to all mediums, documents common to audio products, documents common to audio-visual products and documents common to print-based and interactive products

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  1. mrsmcdonaldholmes23 April 2020 at 12:28

    Great Sean, now you need to think about what your cross media campaign will be - using information on Page 250 LO2 Assessment activity. I will be posting example mock briefs that you can use on the blog or you may write your own.

    Do you know what media you will be using yet?
    Print/av
    Av/audio
    print/audio

    Mrs McD-H

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  2. mrsmcdonaldholmes7 May 2020 at 19:15

    Hi Sean, have you thought about and begun work on teh above? Please email me with details.
    Mrs McD-H

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