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Radio/T.V. Ads

coolkidj — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 18:49:56 +0000

12/10/08

adf0577 — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 17:57:37 +0000

Our last class to wprk on our project we will be testing a song sohpia wants to use. We have the radio ad completed but if her song works we will be adding it in if it doesnt work then we have another version ready in case

we will be adding the final transitions and editing in the TV ad today and will be posting on YouTube today

December 2

adf0577 — Tue, 02 Dec 2008 17:49:45 +0000

Radio Ad- we’ve re-recorded the vocals on our radio ad over the break and will be combining the new vocals with the old sound effects

TV Ad- we’ve managed to record the vocal tracks that we need and will also be combining it with the footage we filmed

11/13/08 Blog post

adf0577 — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 18:30:18 +0000

Radio Ad- We have a first draft completed of our radio ad. We plan to finish it shortly. We are also messing around with different versions and features so that we will have explored all our options before turning in a final draft.

Television Commercial- Our story board is completed. We have agreed on a concept and will begin filming on tuesday. We don’t have any production concerns and filming should be fairly simple.

October 14 Post

adf0577 — Tue, 14 Oct 2008 17:31:35 +0000

Statistics were obtained via reliable sources at the BPD about the domestic violence crimes in the city of Boston. Stats include a breakdown of DV crimes by intimate partner vs non-intimate partner, age, gender, and district, among other things.

These stats also include the number of people who call the police, the number of people who file a formal complaint, the number of people who go to court where a summons is issued and the number of people who follow through all the way to a warrant being issued. The preceding stats show a significant decrease from step to step showing how many people actually follow through on their complaints. There is a huge difference between the number of people who call the police and the number of warrants issued and arrests made.

Boston Area Shelters and Hot Lines.

coolkidj — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 17:48:30 +0000

The following list of shelters and numbers are for your help if you are in a crisis and don’t know where or what to do. This is only the Boston area residence. Please feel free to call if you or someone you know are in an emotionally abusive relationship and would like to seek help or more information please call one of these numbers around your area

BOSTON AREA (area codes 617/781)		Hotline	Office

Casa Myrna Vasquez	Boston	(800) 992-2600	(617) 521-0100
Fenway Community Health	Boston	(800) 267-0900
Services Against Family Violence	Malden	(781) 324-2221
DOVE	Quincy	(617) 471-1234	(617) 471-5087
Finex House	Dorchester	(617) 288-1054	(617) 436-2002
Harbor Cove	Chelsea	(617) 884-9909	(617) 884-9799
Renewal House	Roxbury	(617) 566-6881	(617) 227-4194
Respond	Somerville	(617) 623-5900	(617) 623-8370
Elizabeth Stone House	Jamaica Plain	(617) 522-3417	(617) 522-3659
Transition House	Cambridge	(617) 661-7203	(617) 354-2676
Battered Women’s Support	Waltham	(800) 899-4000	(781) 891-0724
Asian Shelter Advocacy	Boston	(617) 338-2355
Network for Battered Lesbians & Bisexual Women	Boston	(617) 434-7233	(617) 695-0877
Haven (Mass. General)	Boston	(617) 724-0054

Who is doing what

pinkicedoll85 — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 17:37:50 +0000

This is just the blog to see who is looking what up for next class..

Johnson- Local Shelters, college servies and programs etc etc

Allison- Stats etc etc etc

Sophia- pervious camps. etc etc etc

our target aud. is 18-35 people in any married or non marriage relationships

Objectives: What to do if you are in a relationship that is emotionally abusive, and to raise awareness. How to tell if you are in one, and where to go for help.

*If we come across any info whether or not you are looking it up, feel free to post what you found*