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The document summarizes several media sectors: - The film industry is involved in producing and distributing movies worldwide, dominated by Hollywood. It includes film companies like Dreamworks and 20th Century Fox. Jobs include producer, director, and screenwriter. - The print industry prints magazines, newspapers, books and leaflets worldwide. The British Printing Industries Federation governs in the UK. Jobs include sales director and packaging technologist. - The television industry is the most popular form of entertainment. Ofcom regulates broadcasting in the UK. Service providers include Sky and Virgin Media. Jobs include director, editor and transport manager. - The advertising industry calls public attention to products through ads. The ASA regulates in the UK. Jobs
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The document discusses several media sectors:
- The film industry is governed by the BBFC and produces films, cinema, and DVDs. Jobs include director, producer, and actors.
- The print industry is governed by the PCC and produces newspapers and magazines. Jobs include print sales, administration, and packaging engineering.
- The advertising industry is regulated by the ASA and advertises different products. Jobs include media planners and account planners.
- The photography industry is governed by the BIPP and produces photographs. Jobs include photographer, technician, and assistant.
- The television industry is governed by the BBC Trust and produces TV channels. Jobs include director, producer, script writer, and
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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.
The print industry involves advertising through leaflets, posters, and magazines that promote other media industries
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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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The document defines and describes the major media industry sectors:
- The film industry includes film production companies, studios, and distribution companies. Major studios like 20th Century Fox produce popular films.
- The radio industry in the UK is split between the BBC and commercial stations. The BBC operates numerous national radio stations funded by television licenses.
- The television industry generated £17.5 billion in 2012 in the UK. Pay TV and advertising are major revenue sources, though viewing habits are changing.
- Other media sectors discussed include print/publishing, advertising/marketing, press/media, and the games design industry which is growing significantly with mobile and tablet games.
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The document discusses several creative industries - film, print, advertising, photography, and television. For each industry it outlines what the industry is, the relevant governing body and its role, some key products and directors, examples of industry products, and potential jobs within the industry.
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- 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 major media industry sectors include film, radio, television, print, advertising/marketing, and press. The film industry consists of production companies, studios, and film crews. It is an expensive industry to enter. The radio industry includes commercial and public stations, and listeners can access radio online or on their phones. Television is dominated by broadcasters like BBC and ITV, and independent production companies make popular shows. The print industry involves large-scale, high-speed digital printing. Advertising aims to persuade audiences, while marketing communicates value and builds relationships. The press sector reports on topics of public interest through newspapers, magazines, and videos.
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The document summarizes several media sectors in the UK, including television, film, print, advertising, photography, and radio. It outlines the governing bodies that regulate each industry, such as Ofcom and the BBFC. Key people in leadership and creative roles are mentioned for each sector. The jobs and some popular products or titles are also listed for each industry. Overall, the document provides an overview of the scope and regulation of major media industries in Britain.
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- The advertising industry is regulated by the ASA and advertises different products. Jobs include media planners and account planners.
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- 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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- The film industry includes film production companies, studios, and distribution companies. Major studios like 20th Century Fox produce popular films.
- The radio industry in the UK is split between the BBC and commercial stations. The BBC operates numerous national radio stations funded by television licenses.
- The television industry generated £17.5 billion in 2012 in the UK. Pay TV and advertising are major revenue sources, though viewing habits are changing.
- Other media sectors discussed include print/publishing, advertising/marketing, press/media, and the games design industry which is growing significantly with mobile and tablet games.
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The document discusses several creative industries - film, print, advertising, photography, and television. For each industry it outlines what the industry is, the relevant governing body and its role, some key products and directors, examples of industry products, and potential jobs within the industry.
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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 major media industry sectors include film, radio, television, print, advertising/marketing, and press. The film industry consists of production companies, studios, and film crews. It is an expensive industry to enter. The radio industry includes commercial and public stations, and listeners can access radio online or on their phones. Television is dominated by broadcasters like BBC and ITV, and independent production companies make popular shows. The print industry involves large-scale, high-speed digital printing. Advertising aims to persuade audiences, while marketing communicates value and builds relationships. The press sector reports on topics of public interest through newspapers, magazines, and videos.
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The document discusses several media industries including film, television, radio, printing, marketing/advertising, and games. It provides an overview of the structure and ownership of each sector. The film industry comprises production companies, studios, and crew. Television revenues in the UK were £17.5 billion in 2012. The radio market is split between BBC and commercial stations. Printing involves reproducing text and images using presses. The marketing/advertising industry includes advertising, PR, market research and more. The games industry has grown significantly with mobile and tablet games.
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The document discusses several media sectors: the film industry, print industry, advertising industry, photography industry, and television industry. It provides key details about each sector, including important organizations, people, and job roles within each industry as well as examples of common products and services.
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The document summarizes several media sectors including film, print, advertising, photography, and television. For each sector it outlines what the industry is, who governs it, and examples of key products and people within the industry. Jobs within each sector are also listed. The film industry is dominated by Hollywood and involves producing and distributing movies using various technologies. The print industry prints magazines, newspapers, and books and is governed by the British Printing Industries Federation. The advertising industry produces promotional materials and is regulated by the ASA. Photography supplies photos for media and does not have an overseeing body. Ofcom regulates the television industry in the UK, which provides entertainment and information across various broadcast and cable platforms.
Media Sector
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.
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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.
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The document discusses different media sectors including film, print, advertising, photography, and television. It provides details on the key aspects of each sector such as governing bodies, prominent figures, main products, and common jobs. An overview is given of industries like film, newspapers, advertising, professional photography, and television.
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The document discusses several media sectors including film, print, advertising, photography, and television. It provides details on the key aspects of each sector such as governing bodies, prominent figures, common products, and typical jobs. An overview is given of industries like film, print, and television along with specifics on governing organizations, popular personalities, and career opportunities within each field.
Media sector t manston
The document provides definitions and key details about various media industries including film, TV, radio, print, and online. It defines each industry and lists some major companies. It then outlines key roles in each industry such as producer, director, and editor. It also identifies governing bodies that regulate the industries such as BBFC for film, Ofcom for TV and radio, and Press Complaints Commission for print. Each section concludes with a brief case study example.
Media sectors
Pixar Animation Studios is an American computer animation film studio located in Emeryville, California. Directors control the artistic and dramatic aspects of a film, choosing cast and crew and visualizing the script. James Cameron and Steven Spielberg are renowned directors known for films like Avatar, Titanic, E.T., and Jurassic Park. Film producers prepare and supervise films, overseeing projects from start to finish.
Media sectors
The document summarizes several media sectors: print, film, advertising, photography, and television. The print industry includes magazines and newspapers and is responsible for print media. Key figures include Rupert Murdoch and Rebekah Brooks. The film industry produces films and is regulated by the BBFC. Key figures include Charlie Chaplin and Walt Disney. The advertising industry creates ads to promote products and is regulated by the ASA. The photography industry produces photographs for publications. Key figures include Annie Leibovitz. The television industry broadcasts TV channels and shows and is regulated by Ofcom.
Media sectors
The document summarizes different media sectors including film, print, advertising, television, and photography. It provides details on governing bodies, key people and products, and common jobs for each sector. For film, it highlights Warner Bros. studio and popular films they produced. For print, it mentions Rupert Murdoch's influence and top newspapers. For television, it discusses the BBC and popular shows. For photography, it profiles influential landscape photographer Ansel Adams.
Features list 2018
The document provides a feature list for 2018 issues of The Media, an independent South African business media magazine. It summarizes the key topics that will be covered in each issue, including television, video, cinema and digital trends; radio industry developments; out of home and activations updates; a decade of media trends and awards results; and an annual yearbook with independent research and opinion. Advertising booking and material deadlines are provided for each issue.
Industries
The document discusses different media sectors including film, radio, television, print, advertising/marketing, and press. It provides examples for each sector such as film production companies, the BBC for television, newspapers like The Daily Mirror for print, and Showroom Logic for advertising with 3 year growth of 8,449%. Each section gives a brief definition or description of the industry.
Industries
The document defines the major media industry sectors as: the film industry consisting of film production and distribution companies; the radio industry including public service and commercial broadcasters; the television industry dominated by major UK broadcasters; the print industry involving printing text and images; the advertising and marketing industry focused on promoting products and services; and the press gathering and publishing news through newspapers, magazines, and video reports.
Main media se ctors
The media sectors document summarizes several industries:
- The film industry contributed £4.3 billion to the UK economy and over 516 films were released in the last decade. Key figures include Charlie Chaplin and Walt Disney.
- The print industry includes magazines and newspapers. Large circulating newspapers are The Sun, Daily Mail, and Daily Mirror.
- The advertising industry is regulated by the ASA and generates revenue for the UK. Key people include William Bernbach and Rupert Murdoch.
- The photography industry captures moments and has governing body BIPP. Famous photographers include Annie Leibovitz and Ansel Adams.
- The television industry is the most popular entertainment form. Ofcom is the
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- 2. THE FILM INDUSTRY What is the film industry? the entertainment industries involved in producing and distributing movies The film industry is worldwide and mainly dominated by Hollywood. Films are now made in different ways including 3D, and with subtitles. Who is the governing body of the film industry? The people who are in charge of the film industry regarding finance and marketing are mostly producers. Key people Directors such as James Cameron, Steven Spielberg and famous producers such as Jerry Bruckheimer. Products of the film industry In the film industry there are many film companies including Dreamworks Animation (Shrek, Madagascar, Kung Fu Panda) and 20th Century Fox (The Simpsons Movie, Avatar, X Men Jobs that are available within the film industry Producer, director, production assistant, writer and screenwriter
- 3. THE PRINT INDUSTRY What is the print industry? The print industry is responsible for printing magazines, newspapers, books and leaflets The print industry is worldwide. Who is in charge of the print industry in the UK? British Printing Industries Federation Key People Rebecca Brooks and Rupert Murdoch Products of the print industry The print industry is responsible for printing newspapers such as The Daily Mail and the Mirror Jobs available in the print industry? Sales director, finance, packaging technologist, etc
- 4. THE TELEVISION INDUSTRY What is the television industry? The television industry is the most well known and popular form of entertainment and way to gather information. The television industry is worldwide and different broadcasters and service providers are available offering different commercial services. Who is the governing body of the television industry? Ofcom is the government-approved regulatory and competition authority for the broadcasting, telecommunications industries of the United Kingdom Key people Colette Bowe is the chairman Ofcom and the Chief Executive is Ed Richards Products? Service providers such as Virgin Media, Sky and BT Jobs that are available within the television industry Director ,Editor ,Research manager, Transport manager ,Costume manager, etc
- 5. THE ADVERTISING INDUSTRY What is the advertising industry? The advertising industry is responsible the act or practice of calling public attention to one's product, service, need, etc., especially by paid announcements in newspapers and magazines, over radio or television, on billboards. Who is the governing body of the advertising industry? ASA, the Advertising Standards Authority. Key people Rt Ron Lord Smith of Finsbury is the Chairman of ASA and Guy Parker is the chief executive of ASA Key Products Television and radio advertisements Jobs that are available within the advertising industry Interactive marketing, Account planning, Account management
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