The document discusses several creative industries: film, print, advertising, photography, and television. For film, it mentions that the BBFC regulates film classification in the UK and names Walt Disney and Charlie Chaplin as important figures. It provides examples of Disney films and notes Disney owns studios, parks, and channels. For print, it identifies newspapers like The Sun and Daily Mail as largest circulating publications in the UK. The advertising industry creates ads and is regulated by the ASA. Popular campaigns are listed for Coca-Cola and others. Photography has notable photographers like Annie Leibovitz and Robert Capa. Television is broadcast through channels like the BBC, which was founded by John Reith and George Villiers, and ITV.

2. 1) The Film Industry consists of producing films
2) The British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) is a non-governmental organisation. It is funded
by the film industry and is responsible for the national classification and censorship of films within
the United Kingdom. It has a requirement to classify videos, DVDs and some video games.The
BBFC was originally called British Board of Film Censors
3) Some key people involved in the Film industry are:
Walt Disney- Produced the first animation film
Charlie Chaplin- Considered to be one of the most pivotal stars of the early days of
Hollywood
4) TheWalt Disney productions is one of the most famous parts of film industry. It is best known
for the products of its film studio,TheWalt Disney Studios. Its one of the largest and best-known
studios in Hollywood. Disney also owns and operates the ABC broadcast television network; cable
television networks such as Disney Channel, ESPN, and many more.They own and license 14
theme parks around the world. An early and well-known cartoon creation of the company, Mickey
Mouse is the official mascot ofTheWalt Disney Company.
5) Some products that Walt Disney have produced are:
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs - December 21, 1937
Bambi- August 13, 1942
Some of there future films will be:
Finding Dory- November 25, 2015
Tomorrowland- December 19, 2014
6) Other products of the film industry are:
Hunger Games-March 12, 2012
Knight and day-June 16, 2010
Bad teacher- June 17, 2011
Some jobs that you
can get in the film
industry are:
Producer
Production Manager
Script Supervisor
Stunt Coordinator
Mickey Mouse

3. 1) The Print Industry is responsible for print media, for example, magazines and newspapers.
2) The Print Industry is not currently governed by anyone, this means that they are free to write
whatever they want which cannot always be ethical towards other.
3) Some key people involved in the Print Industry are:
Rupert Murdoch:The founder, Chairman and CEO of global media holding company News
Corporation. He owns mostly all of the newspapers that are produced.
Rebekah Brooks: British journalist and former newspaper editor, previously she has been the Chief
Executive Officer of News International, the youngest editor of a British national newspaper and first
female editor ofThe Sun.
4) Some of the largest circulating newspapers in the UK are:
The Sun- 2,409,811 circulated in 2013
Daily Mail- 1,863,151 circulated in 2013
Daily Mirror- 1,058,488 circulated in 2013
5) Some jobs within the Print Industry:
General Manager
Sales/Marketing Manager
Press Minder
Studio Manager
Print Finisher
Products in Print

4. 1) The Advertising Industry create averts (e.g. posters,TV
adverts) to persuade the population to buy products.
2) The governing body of the Advertising Industry is the
Advertising Standards Authority (ASA). Its role is to
regulate the content of advertisements, sales
promotions and direct marketing in the UK. It also deals
with complaints made about adverts, sales promotions
and direct marketing.
3) Some of the best Advertising Campaigns are:
Coca Cola
HMV
Apple
Cadburys
McDonald's
4) Some job areas that are within the Advertising Industry
are:
Account Planning
Outdoor
Production
Public Relations
Advert Designers
Products of the Industry

5. 1) The Photo Industry produces most of todays photo journalism.These can be the
images we see in Fashion magazines, newspapers etc..
2) The Photography Industry does not currently have a governing as there is so many
sectors within the industry it is impossible to cover them all.
3) Some key people within the Photography Industry:
Annie Leibovitz- In 1978 Leibovitz became the first woman to photograph Joan
Armatrading for an album along with many other achievements
Robert Capa- A famousWorldWar photographer
4) Some jobs available in the industry are:
Photographer
Editor
Models
Journalist
Lighting
Products

6. 1) TheTelevision Industry broadcasts allTV channels, shows, movies etc. that we watch day in day
out.
2) Ofcom (Office of Communications) is the governing body for theTV industry. Ofcom launched on
29 December 2003, it regulates when and what is aired onTV.
3) Key people/channels within the industry:
David Jeremy Darroch-The Chief Executive of British Sky.
BBC-The British Broadcasting Corporation-The largest broadcaster in the world by number of
employees, with about 23,000 staff. The founders of the BBC are John Reith, GeorgeVilliers.
ITV-A world wideTV channel- The oldest commercial network in the UK.
4) Jobs within the industry:
Producer
Script writer
Team assistant
Runner
Line producer