- Activator - Welcome Back
- Quiz Review
- 20 minute prep
- Presentations
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
EQ - What elements of product lines are displayed in my team's presentation?
Monday, November 21, 2011
Product Line Assessment
EQ - How is a product line created?
- Q&A
- Product Line Assessment
- Polish the PowerPoint
Friday, November 18, 2011
Sales Pitch Info
Creating a Pitch
- 1 Develop a strong idea. High-concept ideas involving comedy, romance, action or horror are easier to pitch than overly dramatic stories. Dramatic stories focus on character, while comedy and action stories revolve around situations and plot points. Situations and plot points are easier to describe and are more exciting in a pitch than describing a character's feelings.
- 2 Open your pitch with a hook. Engage your listener by describing the setup of your movie and your characters. Tell your entire story from beginning to end, informing the major plot twists and turns. Don't describe every little detail of your movie, only the most exciting parts that push the plot forward and reveal character. Imagine yourself pitching a movie trailer and describe your pitch as such.
- 3 Write your pitch out on paper. Organize the beats of the story according to the traditional three-act structure commonly practiced in Hollywood. According to three-act structure, the characters and main conflict are introduced in the first act. The conflict is expanded upon and subplots are developed in the second act. The conflict is resolved and the main character achieves his goal in the third act.
- 4 Learn your pitch. The pitch is ultimately different from your outline and your final screenplay. It is a selling tool. Learn how to sell. Know your story without looking at your written pitch. You will not need the written pitch if you pitch in person. If you pitch by mail, or over the Internet, you will already have the written version to work from.
Monday, November 14, 2011
EQ - How is a product mix developed?
- Activator - Ghost Busters Story
- Mini-lesson - Marketing Mix
- Product Focus
- Finalize a Superhero & Villain - Superhero Generator
- Justify your characters' looks in a half page summary
- Create a product line for your superhero story
- Elements of Product Focus
- Pricing Strategy
- Channels of Distribution
- Promotional Ideas
- PowerPoint Presentation to share your work
- Story
- Superhero & Villain Design
- Product Line
- Marketing Mix
Friday, November 11, 2011
Superhero Story and Character Design
EQ - How is a product mix developed?
- Activator: Superhero Generator Demo
- Partnership - Finalize Superhero Story
- Create a Superhero & Villain - Superhero Generator
- TOD - Justify your characters' looks in a half page summary
Thursday, November 10, 2011
Superhero Story
EQ - How can a hero's quest help us develop a product line?
- Mini-lesson - Review Elements of a Hero's Quest
- Rough Draft Review
- Storyline Development
- Final Story Due Tomorrow
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Superhero Story
EQ - How can a hero's quest help us develop a product line?
- Activator: The story of Batman or Spiderman (You Choose)
- Hero's Quest Elements
- Storyline Development
- TOD - Rough Draft
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Product Line Development
EQ – After creating a product, how can I use the product mix to establish brand awareness and ensure the success of a product line?
- Activator: Superhero Creator
- Preview 7-1
- B-U-I-C-K
- TPS – Review Preview Notes
- Muddy Points – Identify areas that need further clarification from 7-1
- Class Discussion
- Introduction of Assignment - Superhero song
- Collaborative Pairs – Create your characters (Print)
- Research what makes a successful superhero story
- View examples
- Develop the story
- Develop Characters (Hero and Villain)
- Complete Superhero Worksheet
Monday, November 7, 2011
PLC Assessment and Presentations
EQ - How is the PLC impacted by economic laws?
- Q & A
- Assessment
- Communitiy Reading
- Presentations
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
PLC Analysis Project
EQ - How do I determine what stage of the PLC a product is in?
- Activator: Recap Yesterday's Case
- Introduction to Project
- Partner Research
- Prezi or PPT development
- Presentations on Thursday (possibly Friday after assessment)
- Assessment Review
- Assessment Friday
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
PLC Analysis
EQ - How can the stages of the PLC be illustrated using real life product examples?
- Activator - Burger King Ad
- Burger King Case Study Preview
- Directions
- Individual Analysis
- Class Discussion
- TOD - How did BK capitalize on its understanding of the PLC in this marketing campaign?
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