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The document discusses several media sectors including film, photography, print, advertising, and online. It provides details on what each sector involves, their governing bodies, key people and products, and examples of jobs one could obtain working in each industry. The sectors covered are film, photography, print, advertising, and online and details are given about what each involves and examples of jobs within each.
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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.
Task 1 media sector( unit 3)
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.
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The document provides an overview of several media sectors, including film, print, advertising, photography, and television. For each sector it outlines what the sector is, any governing bodies, key products and people within the sector, examples of products, and potential jobs one could have working in that industry. The film industry focuses on making movies for entertainment, and is governed by the BBFC for ratings. Popular films include Titanic and E.T. The print industry includes newspapers and magazines, and has no single governing body. Rupert Murdoch owns prominent publications like The Sun. Photography involves taking photos for publications, and the BIPP governs photographers. Popular photographers have sold iconic images to newspapers. Television is governed by Ofcom,
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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.
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The document provides definitions and key details about various media industries including film, TV, radio, print, and online. For each industry it covers definition, governing bodies, roles within the industry such as director, producer, and editor, and provides a case study example with details about its founding, headquarters, and products.
Media sectors
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 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
Media sectors
The document outlines four media sectors: the film industry, print industry, advertising industry, and television industry. It provides details on what each sector involves, their governing bodies, key people and products, and some common jobs within each sector. The film industry creates movies for entertainment and is regulated by the British Board of Film Classification. The print industry consists of newspapers, magazines, and billboards, and is overseen by the British Print Industry Federation. Television is a medium for transmitting video and audio that is regulated by Ofcom, with popular shows like Top Gear, Friends, and The Simpsons.
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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.
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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.
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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 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.
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- Music employs photography on album covers, posters, videos, and promotional materials to promote artists and sell concert tickets.
- Sports features photography in magazines, programs, newspapers and retail to generate interest in sports and athletes.
- Photojournalism communicates current and historical events through images to inform audiences about what is happening.
- Fine art photography creates aesthetically pleasing landscape
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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.
The media sectors
The document outlines several media sectors - film, print, advertising, photography, and television. For each sector it provides information on what the sector is, any governing bodies and their roles, key products and people, example products, and potential jobs within the industry. The film industry makes feature films and is governed by the BBFC which rates films. The print industry includes newspapers and magazines and is governed by the PCC. The advertising industry uses all media types to promote products and is regulated by the ASA.
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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.
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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.
The media sectors
The television industry refers to the production and broadcast of television shows. It involves creative and responsible roles. Some key jobs include producers, directors, camera operators, and editors. Major television networks in the UK are governed by regulatory bodies that oversee broadcasting standards and content. Popular television shows across different genres help drive the industry.
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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.
The media sectors
The document discusses several media sectors:
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- 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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3. Independent films have smaller budgets but can still find success through partnerships with major distributors.
4. The exam may address film production, distribution, exhibition, and marketing. Successful responses provide specific examples and evidence.
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The document summarizes different sectors within the media industry, including:
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2) The print industry is governed by the International Publishers Association and key figures include Rupert Murdoch, who owns major newspapers. Jobs include journalist, print finisher, and roles in packaging, logistics, and finance.
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The document discusses media institutions and audiences in the context of the film industry. It provides information on several key areas:
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2) Independent films that typically have smaller budgets than major studio films but sometimes find success with distribution through larger studios.
3) Technological convergence, where media companies distribute content across multiple owned platforms like films released with soundtracks, online, and in owned theaters.
4) New technologies that have changed film production and consumption, such as digital filmmaking and viewing films on various devices.
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- 1. Task 1: The Media Sectors (Unit3) BY NATHAN BLAND
- 2. film industry • What that media sector is? The film industry is were are entertainment of film is produced there are many different ways to watch film such as 2D, 3D, 4D, Blu-ray, DVD, Cinema, TV, IMAX people can also connect to the internet and watch film and catch up on TV. • Who is their governing body? • The governing body of he film industry are the BBFC (British board of classification) The British Board of Film Classification is an independent, non- governmental body which determine the age rating on films since it was first set up in 1912. • Key products or people within the sector • The main people that are associated with the film industry are: • Steven Spielberg • James Cameron • Quentin tarnation • Paul greengrass These are the main people in the film industry because they are very famous from the films that they have made, have been a big hit with the public. • Key products • The products that the film industry do are DVD, Blu-ray, • What jobs you could get within this industry if you were to work in it? • Producer • Runner • Camera man • Audio man • Light man • Actor • Story boarder
- 3. Photography Industry • What that media sector is? • The photography industry is where they produce stunning and amazing photos of the world and the people around us some of the photographic types are digital, Daguerreotype, Polaroid. • Aerial- standing tall above the subject, or shooting from a tall building, plane, etc... • Architecture- shots of buildings (no people) • Artistic- any shot of a subject where creativity is the number 1 goal. • Black and White - aka... B&W, working with no colour. • Camera Phone- low quality, anytime, anywhere photography. • Event- Concerts, large parties, gatherings. • Macro- photographing very small, or very up close images. Very detailed. • Who is their governing body? • is an official qualifying body for professional photographers in the UK. We advise, train, qualify, and support professional photographers. Our photography courses will help you recognise your skills & creativity. • Key products or people within the sector (eg print = Rupert Murdoch)? • Annie Leibovitz • Ansel Easton Adams • Mike Waldren • Ross Halfin • Some of its products (e.g Radio 1 for the Radio sector)? • They sell the photos that the professional photographers produce and even put them up in gallery's if they are truly well taken and produced. They can sell the photos for a great price depending on the photo and the quality of the photo. • What jobs you could get within this industry if you were to work in it? • Photographer • Photojournalist • Event Photographer • Photo Editor
- 4. Print Industry What is the media sector This sector consists of news papers ,magazines and billboards The print industry consist of the newspaper, magazine and billboard which all help to make there product stand out. Who is their governing body? The governing body is the BPIF( British print industry federation) The BPIF is the basic business in the UK print, printed packaging and graphic communication industry and is one of the country's leading trade associations. Rupert Murdoch is the main player in this sector of business because he owns most newspaper including the Sun Some of its products o the sun o The daily mail o The guardian o The daily mirror o local newspapers etc.… What jobs you could get within this industry if you were to work in it The main jobs you can get in the print industry is a journalist, and print production and a photographer. There are lots of other little jobs however they are the main three in the print industry
- 5. Advertising Industry What is the media sector? The advertising industry is used to boost the company name into the world and make it more well know to the people that are watching the advert. You can see advert on the television, magazines, newspaper and on billboards. The governing body for the advertising industry is the ASA(Advertising Standards Authority) and there job is to make sure that there are no harmful or offensive advert in the industry. The main people in the advertising industry are: • Neil French • Rupert Murdoch • Social networking site eg Facebook The product that the advertising industry sell are the actual product that they are selling and also the newspaper that they are selling to the public. The jobs you can get in the advertising industry are: • Advertising account executive • Advertising art director • Advertising copywriter • Marketing executive • Market researcher • Press officer • Public affairs consultant • Public relations account executive • Public relations officer • Sales promotion account executive
- 6. Online industry • What that media sector is? • The online industry Includes websites such as Facebook, amazon, eBay, Wikipedia, YouTube, blogger etc. • If they have a governing body (e.g. Ofcom) and what they do for the sector? • No they self govern and will have strict guidelines for use • Key products or people within the sector (e.g. print = Rupert Murdoch)? • Facebook: Mark Zuckerberg • Amazon: Jeff Bezos • YouTube: Chad Hurley, Steve Chen, Jawed Karim • eBay: Pierre Omidyar • Wikipedia: Jimmy Wales • Some of its products (e.g. Radio 1 for the Radio sector)? • Twitter • Google • Online banking • Instagram • Online shopping • Informational websites such as Wikipedia • What jobs you could get within this industry if you were to work in it? • Marketing • Managing stocks • Customer support • Updating the information/page