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Radio Harrow is a local charity radio station in Harrow, Middlesex, England that was launched in 2015 through the merging of two local broadcasters. It now has 150 volunteers and produces content to broadcast via FM radio and the internet. Its mission is to promote health and wellbeing in the local community. BANG Radio is a national community radio station established in 2001 that broadcasts genres like hip hop, R&B, and dancehall across the UK. Its aims include providing opportunities for personal and professional development through music and media and giving platforms for sharing information and opinions. Google is an American technology company founded in 1998 that specializes in internet services and products like online advertising, search engines, cloud computing,
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Unit 9 presentation radio 1
Commercial radio stations are privately owned and funded through advertisements. Capital FM is the most popular commercial radio station in Britain with over 7 million weekly listeners.
Public service radio in the UK, like the BBC, is funded by license fees rather than advertisements. The BBC employs around 11,000 people and operates numerous national and local radio stations. A portion of license fees goes to funding radio programs.
Community radio stations are very small and local. They are often based in hospitals, schools, or communities. Funding comes from donations, volunteers, and a maximum of £15,000 from advertisements. Examples are Kane FM, a student radio, and Radio Fox, the most popular hospital radio station.
Unit 2 task 1
Regulatory and professional bodies within the Creative Media Sector monitor and regulate various aspects of the media sector in the UK. The document discusses several of these bodies including the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) which age rates films and videos, the British Video Association (BVA) which provides industry research, and the Film Distributors Association (FDA) which works with cinemas. Other organizations mentioned are the Video Standards Council (VSC), Office of Communications (Ofcom), Trading Standards Central, Press Complaints Commission (PCC), and Advertising Standards Authority (ASA).
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Commercial radio stations generate revenue through advertisements to fund operations and make a profit. While the BBC focuses on public needs over viewership, commercial stations like Capital FM prioritize large audiences. Capital FM and Classic FM are owned by Global while Real Radio is owned by Guardian Media Group.
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New technologies like the internet and mobile phones have increased radio listenership by allowing on-demand and mobile listening. This has benefited both the BBC and commercial stations.
Non-profit community radio stations like Bradford Community Broadcasting serve local audiences and are funded through local business advertisements
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The document discusses public service broadcasting versus private ownership of media. It provides background on public service broadcasting in the UK, noting that the BBC is funded by television license fees rather than advertisements. It outlines pros and cons of the public service model, such as not having to rely on ads but being subject to government control. The document also covers cross-media ownership and consolidation trends in the industry. It analyzes laws and acts related to broadcasting in the UK such as the Broadcasting Act 1990, Films Act 1985, Human Rights Act, and Libel Law.
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Advertising and marketing
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The film industry comprises companies involved in film production, distribution, and exhibition. Major filmmaking centers include the United States, India, Europe, and Hong Kong. However, many films are produced in countries with lower costs than the company funding the film. The UK film industry contributed £4.3 billion to the economy in 2006, with 516 films released that year. There are around 400 permanent film companies in the UK, with 43% involved in production, 13% in distribution, and 44% in exhibition. Major film companies include Walt Disney Company, Universal Studios, and Warner Bros. Entertainment, which have advantages from their ownership of other media interests that allows them to maximize profits through branding and synergies across platforms.
Industries
The document defines and describes the major media industry sectors, including:
- The film industry, comprised of production companies, studios, filmmakers, and actors. Major film companies include Disney, Warner Bros., and 20th Century Fox.
- The radio industry, consisting of public service broadcasters funded by licenses/government and commercial broadcasters funded by advertising. Regulator Ofcom also oversees community radio stations.
- The television industry, which transmits moving images and sound, and generates billions in revenue each year in the UK from pay TV and advertising. Viewers spend about 4 hours per day watching TV.
- The print industry, which prints books, magazines, labels, posters and other products
Task 1 ownership case study 1
The Walt Disney Company is a global media conglomerate that owns television networks, production companies, cable channels, and theme parks. It is vertically and horizontally integrated, owning subsidiaries across different levels of the media industry. Disney owns ABC broadcast network and cable channels like Disney Channel and ESPN. It competes with other major conglomerates like 21st Century Fox, Time Warner, and NBCUniversal. Disney reaches over 300 million homes globally through its television networks. It has faced some controversies over the years regarding its stances and scandals involving artists.
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The document defines and provides examples of the major media industry sectors, including:
- The film industry which produces and distributes movies.
- The radio industry which is made up of public and commercial broadcasters that produce radio content.
- The television industry which includes public and subscription television services across various platforms.
- The print industry which produces publications, books, and other printed materials.
- The advertising and marketing industry which develops promotional strategies and places ads across various media.
- The press which refers to newspaper companies and organizations that report news.
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The filming industry comprises companies involved in film production, distribution, and exhibition. Major filmmaking centers include the United States, India, Europe, and Hong Kong. Key companies in the industry include Walt Disney Company, Universal Studios, Warner Bros., and others who leverage synergies across film, television, music, and other media interests to maximize profits and brand recognition worldwide.
Unit 9 presentation radio
Commercial radio stations are privately owned and generate funds primarily through advertisements. Capital FM is the most popular commercial radio station in Britain. Public service radio, like the BBC, is funded by a television license fee and does not run advertisements. The BBC employs around 11,000 people and operates numerous national and local radio stations. Not-for-profit community radio stations operate on very small local levels and obtain funding from various sources like donations, but cannot earn more than £15,000 from advertisements. They are often based out of hospitals, schools, and local businesses.
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The Walt Disney Company is a global media conglomerate that owns major film, television, and theme park brands. It was founded in 1923 and is now the largest media conglomerate in the world. Disney owns film studios, television networks like ABC and Disney Channel, cable networks like ESPN and A&E, publishing and music divisions, and 14 theme parks globally. Disney Media Networks houses Disney's television assets, including ABC and Disney Channel, which reach over 300 million homes in 168 countries. Disney faces competition from other large conglomerates like 21st Century Fox, Time Warner, and NBCUniversal, which together control over 65% of the media market.
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Founded 16 October 1923. It offers quality family entertainment to the Americans as well globally. Together with its affiliates and subsidiaries, the Walt Disney Company is the leader regarding diversified global media enterprise and family entertainment comprising of five segments of the business namely: interactive media, consumer products, and studio entertainment, park and resorts, and media networks. The Walt Disney Company’s mission statement is to be among the leading providers and producers of information and entertainment. The company further seeks to develop the mainly profitable, innovative and creative entertainment experiences and other associated products globally using their portfolio of brands to differentiate their consumer products, services, and content. It has its headquarters in Burbank, CA. The company has about 166,000 workers all over the world (Pignataro, 2015).
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Commercial radio stations are privately owned and funded through advertisements. Capital FM is the most popular commercial radio station in Britain with over 7 million weekly listeners.
Public service radio in the UK, like the BBC, is funded by license fees rather than advertisements. The BBC employs around 11,000 people and operates numerous national and local radio stations. A portion of license fees goes to funding radio programs.
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Regulatory and professional bodies within the Creative Media Sector monitor and regulate various aspects of the media sector in the UK. The document discusses several of these bodies including the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) which age rates films and videos, the British Video Association (BVA) which provides industry research, and the Film Distributors Association (FDA) which works with cinemas. Other organizations mentioned are the Video Standards Council (VSC), Office of Communications (Ofcom), Trading Standards Central, Press Complaints Commission (PCC), and Advertising Standards Authority (ASA).
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Commercial radio stations generate revenue through advertisements to fund operations and make a profit. While the BBC focuses on public needs over viewership, commercial stations like Capital FM prioritize large audiences. Capital FM and Classic FM are owned by Global while Real Radio is owned by Guardian Media Group.
Public service broadcasting through the BBC aims to inform, educate, and entertain audiences. The BBC uses stations like Radio 1 to appeal to youth through music and relevant news.
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The film industry involves producing and distributing movies. Major film production centers exist in the United States, India, Europe, and Hong Kong. In the UK, there are around 400 registered film companies, with 43% involved in production, 13% in distribution, and 44% in exhibition. Successful film companies like Walt Disney Company, Universal Studios, and Warner Bros. have diversified into other media like theme parks, music, television, and interactive games to maximize profits and promote their brands internationally.
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The document discusses advertising and marketing. Advertising aims to notify people about businesses and sell products/services through various media platforms like print, television, and radio. Marketing also sells products/services but through informing customers of a product's value. The advertising and marketing industry in the UK generates £6.2 billion annually and employs 250,000 people across 13,000 UK companies, including top agencies like AMV, Adam & Eve, and Barrington Johnson Lorain.
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The film industry comprises companies involved in film production, distribution, and exhibition. Major filmmaking centers include the United States, India, Europe, and Hong Kong. However, many films are produced in countries with lower costs than the company funding the film. The UK film industry contributed £4.3 billion to the economy in 2006, with 516 films released that year. There are around 400 permanent film companies in the UK, with 43% involved in production, 13% in distribution, and 44% in exhibition. Major film companies include Walt Disney Company, Universal Studios, and Warner Bros. Entertainment, which have advantages from their ownership of other media interests that allows them to maximize profits through branding and synergies across platforms.
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The document defines and describes the major media industry sectors, including:
- The film industry, comprised of production companies, studios, filmmakers, and actors. Major film companies include Disney, Warner Bros., and 20th Century Fox.
- The radio industry, consisting of public service broadcasters funded by licenses/government and commercial broadcasters funded by advertising. Regulator Ofcom also oversees community radio stations.
- The television industry, which transmits moving images and sound, and generates billions in revenue each year in the UK from pay TV and advertising. Viewers spend about 4 hours per day watching TV.
- The print industry, which prints books, magazines, labels, posters and other products
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The Walt Disney Company is a global media conglomerate that owns television networks, production companies, cable channels, and theme parks. It is vertically and horizontally integrated, owning subsidiaries across different levels of the media industry. Disney owns ABC broadcast network and cable channels like Disney Channel and ESPN. It competes with other major conglomerates like 21st Century Fox, Time Warner, and NBCUniversal. Disney reaches over 300 million homes globally through its television networks. It has faced some controversies over the years regarding its stances and scandals involving artists.
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The document defines and provides examples of the major media industry sectors, including:
- The film industry which produces and distributes movies.
- The radio industry which is made up of public and commercial broadcasters that produce radio content.
- The television industry which includes public and subscription television services across various platforms.
- The print industry which produces publications, books, and other printed materials.
- The advertising and marketing industry which develops promotional strategies and places ads across various media.
- The press which refers to newspaper companies and organizations that report news.
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Task 1 ownership case study
Disney Media Networks is the headquarters of Disney's horizontally integrated television companies, including the ABC Television Network, ABC Family, Disney Channels Worldwide, and A+E Networks. Disney Channels Worldwide reaches over 300 million homes in 168 countries through 95 entertainment channels. In 2010, Disney Channel was the number one television network in the United States for kids and tweens.
Task 1 ownership case study
The Walt Disney Company is a large media conglomerate that owns various television networks, production companies, and television stations. It is horizontally integrated through subsidiaries like Disney-ABC Television Group. Disney owns TV networks like ABC and cable channels like Disney Channel and ESPN. It also owns film studios, publishing companies, and theme parks. Disney's main competitors are 21st Century Fox, Time Warner, and NBCUniversal, which also have extensive media holdings. Disney reaches over 300 million homes globally through its television channels. Some controversies around Disney include accusations of anti-Semitism and issues with how it has marketed former child stars.
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3. Their hyperlocal approach includes coverage of neighborhood-level crime, schools, and events from staff, paid contributors, and partnerships with other local media organizations.
Task 1 ownership case study
Walt Disney is a global media conglomerate that owns various television networks, production companies, and theme parks. It is vertically integrated across production, distribution, and consumption. Disney owns TV networks like ABC and cable channels like Disney Channel and ESPN. It has expanded through acquiring other media companies and now competes primarily with 21st Century Fox, Time Warner, and NBC Universal for market share. While successful in reaching large audiences worldwide, Disney has also faced some scandals over the years related to accusations of anti-Semitism and controversies surrounding artists it promotes.
Task 1 ownership case study 2
Walt Disney is a global media conglomerate that owns various television networks and production companies. It is vertically integrated across film, television, music, publishing, and theme parks. Disney owns major television networks like ABC and cable channels like Disney Channel and ESPN. It competes with other large media conglomerates like 21st Century Fox, Time Warner, and NBC Universal. Disney reaches over 300 million homes in 168 countries through its 95 entertainment channels. Though hugely successful now, Disney has faced some scandals regarding its founder Walt Disney's alleged anti-Semitism and the sexualization of former stars like Miley Cyrus.
Task 1 ownership case study
Walt Disney is a global media conglomerate that owns various television networks and production companies. It is vertically integrated across film, television, music, publishing, and theme parks. Disney owns major television networks like ABC and cable channels like Disney Channel and ESPN. It competes with other large media conglomerates like 21st Century Fox, Time Warner, and NBC Universal. Disney reaches over 300 million homes in 168 countries through its 95 entertainment channels. Though hugely successful now, Disney has faced some scandals regarding its founder Walt Disney's alleged anti-Semitism and the sexualization of former stars like Miley Cyrus.
Unit 2
This document provides information on various topics related to working in the media industry, including:
- Public service media is funded by the public to inform and educate, with the BBC as a key example. Commercial media is privately owned and funded through advertising.
- Independent media is free from government or corporate influence, in contrast to mainstream outlets.
- Vertical integration involves a company owning different parts of the production and distribution chain. Horizontal integration involves a company owning multiple businesses in the same sector.
- The radio industry provides jobs such as managers, show hosts, promoters, and board operators. Public radio is funded publicly while commercial radio relies on advertising.
- Ethical issues for radio employees include inclusive representation
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Mass media plays an important role in the Caribbean region by informing, educating, and entertaining audiences. It also has the responsibility to provide accurate information in a timely manner. Mass media helps develop Caribbean culture through regional programming and portraying Caribbean life to the world. It facilitates the flow of economic and political information and provides feedback to governments. Mass media depicts changing social roles and is used in formal education, religion, and socialization. Regional media organizations like CBU, CANA, and CARIBVISION work to share news and programming across the Caribbean.
Presentation unit 8 radio
Public service broadcasting (PSB) in the UK aims to inform, educate, and entertain the public rather than focus solely on commercial purposes. The BBC radio stations each have their own remits regarding target audiences and types of programming. For example, Radio 1 targets 15-29 year olds with modern music and speech, while Radio 3 focuses on classical music and expanding cultural horizons without a specific target age group. Commercial radio is funded through advertising and appeals mainly to pop music listeners. Non-profit community radio is run independently by local people on a voluntary basis. New technologies like digital radio and online streaming have expanded how people access radio programming. Working in radio involves roles like presenting, scriptwriting, and research. Freelancing
Radio
Radio is a way to send electromagnetic signals over a long distance, to deliver information from one place to another. A machine that sends radio signals is called a transmitter, while a machine that "picks up" the signals is called a receiver or antenna. A machine that does both jobs is a "transceiver". When radio signals are sent out to many receivers at the same time, it is called a broadcast.
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The Role of mass media in the caribbean
Mass media refers to channels of communication that distribute messages to large audiences through technology. In the Caribbean, mass media includes electronic forms like radio, TV, and the internet as well as print forms like newspapers, magazines, and books. Mass media houses in the Caribbean, like the Caribbean Broadcasting Union, Caribbean News Agency, and Caribvision, work to share news and information across the region to promote integration. Mass media serves important roles like informing and educating audiences, and influencing culture, economic development, politics, and social roles in Caribbean societies.
Investigating media platforms
This document discusses various media platforms for receiving media content. It defines media platforms as the technologies through which we receive media products like TV, radio, films, websites, newspapers and magazines. It outlines some key media platforms including broadcasting, print media and electronic media. It provides details on broadcasting institutions in the UK, the major broadcasters and how broadcasting works to transmit content to large audiences. It also touches on regulations for broadcasters and the concept of public service broadcasting.
Investigating media platforms
This document discusses various media platforms for receiving media content. It defines media platforms as the technologies through which we receive media products like TV, radio, films, websites, newspapers and magazines. It outlines some key media platforms like broadcasting, print media and electronic media. It provides details on broadcasting institutions in the UK, the major broadcasters like BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and BSkyB. It also discusses concepts like public service broadcasting, audience share, convergence and the shift to user generated content on websites through Web 2.0.
Presentation unit 8 radio
PSB (Public Service Broadcasting) programs are meant to inform, educate, and entertain the public rather than just for commercial purposes. They must reflect life in the UK. The BBC radio stations each have different remits - Radio 1 entertains 15-29 year olds with modern music, Radio 2 appeals to those over 35 with mixed music and speech, Radio 3 focuses on classical music and culture, Radio 4 offers in-depth news/current affairs for all audiences, and Radio 5 Live provides non-stop news and sports coverage. Commercial radio relies on advertising revenue and plays popular music charts. Non-profit community radio is run by volunteers for local audiences. New technologies like digital radio, internet streaming, and podcasts have made
Task 1 ownership case study
Walt Disney is a global media conglomerate that owns film studios, TV networks, cable channels, publishing companies and theme parks. It owns ABC broadcast network, Disney Channels, ESPN and other cable networks. Disney is vertically integrated across production, distribution and consumption of its media properties. It faces competition from other large conglomerates like 21st Century Fox, Time Warner and NBC Universal that control over 65% of the media market. Disney Channels reach over 300 million homes globally. Some controversies of Disney include alleged anti-Semitism of founder Walt Disney and the transformation of artist Miley Cyrus after leaving the Disney brand.
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The document discusses the planning and preparation for a school magazine photo shoot. The student has chosen to do a romantic genre shoot, using students as models. They will shoot in various locations around the school, including the studio room, classrooms, corridors and common room. The student outlines their production schedule, with modeling and setup in the first week and editing in the second week. They assign roles for the photographer, actors and a media student to help with equipment setup. Resources and equipment needs are listed. Finally, the student addresses legal, ethical and moral issues and how they will ensure permission and avoid discrimination.
Pitch
The document proposes a film magazine layout for a romantic film called "Love at First Sight" to be shot at Haydon School. The film will tell the story of two 17-year-old students who develop feelings for each other but face obstacles from interfering friends. The target audience is females aged 16-19. A photo shoot will take place over two weeks at Haydon School involving models, a photographer, and media student to set up equipment. Risks associated with the shoot like falling cameras or overheating will be minimized.
2nd meeting observation record savannah
Savannah Puri met with her client for the second time to decide on an idea for her digital media product. She was able to explain her thought process for which idea had the most potential based on her focus group discussion. Savannah decided against the focus group's preferred idea due to the dominance of male opinions. The assessor determined Savannah successfully demonstrated developed, creative ideas using confident verbal, written, and visual communication methods.
Savannah focus group observation record
Savannah Puri conducted a focus group to develop ideas for a digital media product and pitch them to her target audience. She displayed mood boards and mind maps for two potential ideas. Through prepared questions, she was able to effectively communicate with the focus group and get feedback on which idea they preferred. The activity demonstrated Savannah's ability to develop creative ideas and pitch them using confident verbal, written, and visual methods, as required by her BTEC qualification criteria.
Savannah 1 st meeting observation record
Savannah Puri met with a client on March 1st to pitch two potential ideas for a double page spread in a new online film magazine. The meeting was recorded for future reference. Savannah targeted several assessment criteria relating to outlining and developing ideas for a digital media product using verbal, written, and visual communication methods. The observation record notes that Savannah identified the audience and creatively developed ideas relating to locations, props, and costumes. She demonstrated knowledge of layout and design conventions and provided two different ideas. Savannah effectively communicated her developed ideas using confident verbal, written, and visual methods.
Pitch
The document proposes a film magazine layout for a romantic film called "Love at First Sight" to be shot at Haydon School. The film will tell the story of two 17-year-old students who develop feelings for each other but face obstacles from interfering friends. The target audience is females aged 16-19. A photo shoot will take place over two weeks at Haydon School involving models, a photographer, and media student to set up equipment. Risks associated with the shoot like falling cameras or overheating will be minimized.
Questions
The document contains questions about ideas for a school project and magazine layout. It asks for suggestions on locations within the school, ways to make a storyline more realistic, whether models should wear uniforms or be smartly dressed, alternative color schemes to black, white and red for a horror magazine, preferences between ghost or killer horror movies, and whether the magazine layout is appropriate for a horror genre.
Idea 1 romantic genre
This document provides information on color schemes, fonts, titles, costumes, props, camera shots, and locations for romantic and horror movie genres. For the romantic genre, color schemes include white, red and pink, purple, pink and white, and yellow, pink and red. Fonts listed are Calibri, Agency FB, Arial, and Blackadder ITC. Example titles provided are "Cupid's bow" and "Love at First Sight." Costumes include school uniforms and everyday clothing. Locations listed are a lido, studio room, school corridor, classroom and field. The same information is then presented for the horror genre, with colors schemes including black, red and white and red, grey and black
Assignment task 1
The document outlines two ideas for a digital magazine promoting an upcoming movie.
Idea 1 is for a rom-com genre movie about a girl and boy who like each other and their friend helping them get together. Photoshoots would take place at a school and park. The magazine would use bold images and text on pink and red backgrounds to attract audiences.
Idea 2 is for a horror movie where a dead girl haunts her school. Photoshoots would be at the school using lighting effects to create horror. The magazine would use multiple scary images and bold quotes on black and white backgrounds with red accents to visually represent the genre.
Personal statement
This applicant has studied media for seven months and completed two units, demonstrating knowledge of the industry. They describe themselves as confident, hardworking, and adaptable, ready to take on new challenges. They are able to work effectively both independently and as part of a team.
Dating profile
A 16-year-old woman from London, Harrow is looking for a rich man with grey eyes, light skin, and brown or black hair who can buy her food and makeup and take her around the world. She enjoys music, food, makeup and has a good sense of humor.
Mainstream, niche and independent.
The document compares three different types of films:
Mainstream - Fast and Furious 7 (2015) is the seventh installment in the popular action film franchise starring Vin Diesel. It follows the team living normal lives until a rogue assassin seeks revenge.
Independent - Fruitvale Station (2013) is Ryan Coogler's first feature film, based on the real-life police shooting of Oscar Grant. It was written and directed by Coogler as a one-off project.
Niche - Harry Potter is a series of novels by J.K. Rowling about a young wizard that were adapted into films. It has a specific target audience of fans of the books.
Mainstream fast and furious 7
The document compares three different types of films: mainstream, independent, and niche.
The mainstream film discussed is Furious 7, the seventh installment of the popular Fast and Furious franchise starring Vin Diesel and Paul Walker.
The independent film is Fruitvale Station, Ryan Coogler's first feature film telling the true story of Oscar Grant, who was killed by BART police.
The niche film discussed is Harry Potter, the beloved seven-book fantasy series by J.K. Rowling chronicling the story of Harry Potter and friends at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry and Harry's struggle against Lord Voldemort.
Vogue
Vogue magazine targets both male and female readers aged 20 to 60, with the largest proportion being women aged 16-34. The magazine targets those in the ABC1 socioeconomic groups due to its high monthly price of £47.88. Readers travel frequently, stay in luxury hotels, and own cars. Nearly half of readers identify as shopaholics, indicating the target audience includes "Succeeders" who seek comfort and luxury. "Aspirers" who want to emulate the lifestyles portrayed but cannot always afford it are also part of the target demographic.
Cinematography
The video uses various camera movements and shots including a tracking shot at the beginning to introduce all the women, extreme close-ups, zooming in and out to focus on objects, and different colors representing emotions. Medium shots show facial expressions and movement while long and full shots provide context of body language and full dancing fitting with the music.
Images
This document provides descriptions of common camera shots including big close up, medium close up, medium shot, two shot, one over the shoulder shot, an interviewee looking into space in the frame, shots of moving objects, and high and low angle shots.
Investigating creative media products
The document compares different TV shows and social media platforms. It lists the genres and common conventions of the vampire drama The Vampire Diaries, teen drama 90210, serial drama Prison Break, and teen drama Gossip Girl. These include themes of romance, family, violence, and the supernatural. It also outlines some key features of the social media sites Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, and Twitter like user profiles, notifications, sharing content, and customizing pages.
Media audience and purposer control
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- 1. Local company Radio Harrow is a local charity radio station for Harrow, Middlesex, England, promoting health and wellbeing within the local community through its broadcasting and NHS befriending service. The charity launched in April 2015 after two local broadcasters; Radio Northwick Park and Harrow Community Radio came together. The two organisations had previously worked in partnership over a number of years in the lead up to the creation of Radio Harrow. Now combined, the new organisation has 150 volunteers, two state of the art studios, a production area, equipment to enable it to broadcast via the Internet and FM waveband and the ability to produce outside broadcasts from anywhere within the London Boroughs of Brent, Harrow and Ealing.
- 2. National company BANG Radio (formerly known as Life FM) is a community radio station that was established in 2001 available to the UK. Genres include UK Hip Hop, RnB, Reggae, Dancehall, Soca, Afrobeat, Afro House, Grime, Dubstep, Garage/UKG. They have aims which include: Provide a high quality radio service, broadcasting on FM and on the Internet Provide opportunities for personal and professional development within the context of music and media for young people Provide a platform for (young) people and organisations to share information and express their opinions, talents and views Enhance civic participation and promote community cohesion by engaging communities and organisations in and through it’s broadcast.
- 3. Multinational company Google Inc. is an American multinational technology company specializing in Internet- related services and products. These include online advertising technologies, search, cloud computing, and software. Google was founded by Larry Page and Sergey Brin on September 4, 1998 (17 years ago) while they were students at Stanford University. Together they own about 14 percent of its shares but control 56 percent of the stockholder voting power through supervoting stock. Its mission statement from the outset was "to organise the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful,“ and its unofficial slogan was "Don't be evil".
- 4. Horizontal Integration Horizontal Integration is a Media Company's Ownership of several businesses of the same value. A Media Company can own a Magazine, Radio, Newspaper, Television and Books. Almost all Media companies have horizontal integration. It helps to create more money and makes the company more popular amongst readers. Vertical Integration Vertical Integration is when a Media Company owns different business in the same chain of production and distribution. For example, a 20th Century Fox owns the studios in Hollywood, they also own the cinemas, the TV channels and the DVD rental shops. They own parts of chain so that they can make money from every part of it.
- 5. Benefits and drawbacks of horizontal integration Increased profit margins and market share. Greater influence Agenda settings (people who set trends such as clothing) Rationalised operations Institutional synergies Reduce choice and competition Possible creation of monopoles and oligopolies Reduce media plurality Possible bias over balance Control of information Reduced workforce
- 6. Google This is an example of a vertical integration as Youtube is in a same field
- 7. Control over production Distribution and exhibition Greater synergies Increased profits Unfair economic and political influence Benefits and drawbacks of vertical integration