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The document defines and provides examples of major media industry sectors including: - The film industry which includes production companies, studios, filmmaking processes, and actors. Examples given are DreamWorks, 20th Century Fox, and Disney. - The radio industry which includes radio stations, studios, productions, and distributions. Examples provided are Capital FM and BBC Radio 1. - The television industry which includes TV shows, productions, and broadcasters. Named are BBC, ITV, and Channel 4. - The print industry which covers newspapers and magazines. Examples listed are The Daily Mail, The Guardian, and The Sun.
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The document provides information on various media industries including film, television, radio, print, and online. It defines each industry and lists some key companies. It also outlines important job roles within each sector such as director, producer, and cinematographer for film; news director, music director, and chief engineer for radio; and print and packaging manager and print operator for print. The governing bodies for each industry in the UK are also mentioned, such as the BBFC for film and Ofcom for television and radio. Disney is provided as a case study for the film industry and BBC Radio 1 is used as an example for radio.
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The document discusses different industries that make up the media industry, including film, radio, television, print, advertising/marketing, and press.
The film industry includes production companies, studios, film crews, and distributors that create films across genres. Successful film companies like Universal Studios and Paramount Pictures release many films each year and earn significant box office revenues.
The radio industry is undergoing a digital revolution with improved audio quality. Popular radio stations play new music hits to attract listeners. The television industry controls programming and used to restrict swearing before 9pm. Popular TV programs on channels like BBC and ITV entertain viewers.
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The document defines several media industries and provides key details about each. It discusses the film industry, defining it as involving making and distributing movies. It lists some key film roles like cameraman and producer. The British Board of Film Classification is provided as the governing body. Disney is presented as a case study, describing its founding, areas of business, and ownership. The same level of detail is then provided about the television, radio, print, and online industries.
Industries powerpoint
The document defines and provides examples of the major media industry sectors, including film, radio, television, print, advertising/marketing, press, and games design. The film industry includes production companies and studios. Radio includes public service broadcasters like the BBC and commercial stations like Heart. Television decides what shows air on channels like BBC, ITV, and MTV. The print industry began with woodblock printing and now includes newspapers. The advertising industry involves communicating value to customers. The press publishes newspapers and magazines. The games design industry develops, markets, and sells video games and employs programmers, designers, artists and testers.
Industries
The document defines the major sectors of the media industry, including film, radio, television, print, advertising/marketing, press, and games design. The film industry encompasses all aspects of making and producing films. The radio industry includes both privately and publicly owned radio stations that produce shows. The television industry consists of companies that produce shows for television channels. The print industry produces magazines and newspapers. The advertising/marketing industry handles advertising products. The press sector covers newspapers, magazines, and news channels. Games design creates video games, apps, and other digital content.
Industries
The document defines the major sectors of the media industry, including film, radio, television, print, advertising/marketing, press, and games design. The film industry encompasses all aspects of making and producing films. The radio industry includes both privately and publicly owned radio stations that produce shows. The television industry consists of companies that produce shows for television channels. The print industry produces magazines and newspapers. The advertising/marketing industry handles advertising products. The press sector covers newspapers, magazines, and news channels. Games design creates video games, apps, and other digital content.
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The document defines the major sectors of the media industry, including film, radio, television, print, advertising/marketing, press, and games design. The film industry encompasses all aspects of making and producing films. The radio industry includes both privately and publicly owned radio stations that produce shows. The television industry consists of companies that produce shows for television channels. The print industry produces magazines and newspapers. The advertising/marketing industry handles advertising products. The press sector covers newspapers, magazines, and news channels. Games design creates video games, apps, and other digital content.
Industries powerpoint
The document defines and provides examples of the major media industry sectors, including:
- The film industry which comprises film production companies, studios, and involves filmmaking processes. Examples given are 20th Century Fox, DreamWorks Animation, and Universal Studios.
- The radio industry which includes public service broadcasters funded by public money or license fees, and commercial broadcasters funded by advertising. Examples provided are BBC Radio and Heart.
- The television industry which transmits moving images and sound on channels and decides programming. Disney Channel, BBC, ITV and MTV are listed.
- The print industry involved in printing text and images, with newspaper companies the Sunday Mirror and Manchester Evening News as examples.
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Industry sector
The major industry sectors include:
- The film industry which includes development, production, facilities, distribution, exhibition and export of films. Companies include All3Media and Talkback Thames.
- The radio industry which provides entertainment and news through broadcast of radio stations. It includes local and national radio stations like BBC Radio 1.
- The television industry which produces TV programs, still a popular form of entertainment. Companies include BBC, Sky and Granada.
- The print industry which involves the reproduction of text and images using printing presses and is part of publishing.
- The advertising and marketing industry which uses various media like TV, online, print to communicate with audiences and promote products and brands.
Define the major media industry sectors
The major media industry sectors include the film industry, which involves production companies, distributors, and actors. The radio industry consists of broadcasters that are either publicly or commercially funded. The television industry has over 1,000 channels worldwide and involves companies that distribute various genres of television programs. The print industry reproduces text and images for magazines, posters, and business cards. The advertising and marketing industry creates and places advertisements across various media.
Task 1
The document discusses four media sectors: film, print, photography, and television.
[1] The film industry is governed by the BBFC and produces films distributed in theaters, Blu-ray, DVDs, and online. Key people include James Cameron, Quentin Tarantino, and Steven Spielberg. Jobs include camera operators, editors, sound technicians, directors, producers, and actors.
[2] The print industry is governed by the BPIF and produces newspapers, magazines, and billboards. Rupert Murdoch is a key figure. Products include The Sun, Daily Mail, and Guardian. Jobs include journalists, print production, and photographers.
[3] The television industry is governed by
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The document discusses four media sectors: film, print, photography, and television.
The film industry is governed by the BBFC and produces films distributed in theaters, Blu-ray, DVDs, and online. Key people include James Cameron, Quentin Tarantino, and Steven Spielberg. Jobs include camera operators, editors, sound technicians, directors, producers, and actors.
The print industry is governed by the BPIF and produces newspapers, magazines, and billboards. Rupert Murdoch is a key figure. Products include The Sun, Daily Mail, and Guardian. Jobs include journalists, print production, and photographers.
The television industry is governed by Ofcom. Key organizations are BBC, ITV
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- 1. DEFINE THE MAJOR MEDIA INDUSTRY SECTORS Kendell Burgess Task 1 Understand the structure and ownership of the media sector
- 2. FILM INDUSTRY The film industry comprises the technological and commercial institutions of filmmaking. i.e., film production companies, film studios, cinematography, film production, screenwriting, pre-production, post production, film festivals, distribution; and actors, film directors and other film crew personnel.Explain what they do / produce • Examples: DreamWorks Animations, 20th Century Fox, Universal Studios, Paramount Pictures, Warner Bros. Pictures, Walt Disney Pictures, Marvel Studios, Pixar Animation Studios, Lions Gate Entertainment…
- 3. RADIO INDUSTRY • The “radio industry” is a generic term for any companies or public service providers who are involved with the broadcast of radio stations or ancillary services. They produce things like radio studios, staff, post-production, recordings, scripting, distribution, etc. • Examples: Capital FM, Key 103, Smooth, Absolute Radio, Metro radio, Kerrange Radio, XFM, Radio 1.
- 4. TELEVISION INDUSTRY • The “TV industry is a term used for any companies or public service providers who are involved with producing things like TV shows, staff, post-production, recordings, scripting, distribution, directors, etc. • Examples: BBC, ITV, ITV 2, BBC Three, Channel 4, 5*, BBC One, etc. • Examples of independent companies: Sky
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