Tuesday, 2 June 2015
Friday, 24 April 2015
Sunday, 19 April 2015
Unit 27 Factual Programme Production Technique for Television
Factual Program- It is a genre of non fiction television programming that documents actual events and people. it is non fiction, It can be objective and observation it could be both opinion so it is not biased , How do we know if it is true or not. Factual programmes can be news reported as well. Factual programmes is about actual people about their life and what they do etc.
Example of factual program on TV- Supersize Me-
What is documentary- A documentary is a non fictional long episode or movie, talking about true programmes/ video or made up programmes/ programs. It give you information about the content of the documentary. Documentary attempts to represents the world in a realistic style, Documentaries are still constructed products (Big Brother), Truth vs Construction meaning that it was put together, Creators opinion and the point of view.
4) What are the different types of documentaries? Give examples to demonstrate your points.
Types of documentaries
Poetic Documentaries- It is a documentaries that has a topic which is personal to the people who is involve, Usually the presenter and interviewees.
Example of poetic documentaries
Rain- 1928
Play of light: Black, White and grey- 1930
Expository Documentaries- Documentaries in this style are usually non fiction films. There is direct access to the audience, There are social issues assembled into an argumentative frame with a narration voice over emphasising what is happening with argumentative Logic.
Examples of Expository documentaries
Observational Documentaries- A documentary where the film maker is neutral observers and where life is lived and observe. It can then be seen how many people/ Animal react in different situations.
Examples of Observational Documentaries
War Photographer- 2001
Children underground- 2001
What are the conventions of documentaries
You expect to see in a documentaries are
Convention New bulletin
Issue facing factual Programs
Accuracy-
Bias-
Representation-
Positive value of factual programs
Channel 4 Benefit Street
Accuracy-
Bias-
Representation-
Participants claimed they had been duped into taking part under the pretence it was a series about community spirit
ITV Fake Footage
Accuracy-
Bias-
Representation-
The effect of fake footage is that they are lying to the audience by using a game footage instead of an actual footage.
Frozen Planet
Accuracy-
Bias-
Representation-
Frozen Planet
Timecodes for Stacy Dooley
10:18 and onwards- Voice over- explaining to the viewers about the drink they make and how popular they are in the mornings and at night times
13:07 and onwards- Subtitle- The reason why they have put subtitle in is because the background noise is too loud that you can't hear them properly so they added subtitle so you read what they are trying to say. They also added subtitle because some people are not that good speaking english so they added subtitle so you can understand what they are trying to say.
35:42 and onwards- interview- 1 on 1 with the camera interview telling the audience the information about the place Stacy Dooley has been and telling the Cons about that place.
36:00 onwards- Background music- As she is wondering about to find the place she is looking for there are some fast pace background music in so that the audience won't lose interest and it will be boring if there is no background music as she is wondering about.
36:14- Voice over- Explaining whats kind of stuff they sell in the shop and why people buy them
SKY News, Euro News
Here are some things you will expect to find in a news show-
Why are they using them
Suit- They look professional, Its more believable
Location- Get live information from the scene, More realistic
Why do we challenge news conventions
why dont they wear suits in news round?
The reason why they are looking formal is because they want to be different from BBC and Sky news, Also the reason why they are looking formal is because some of the news that News Round do are not that serious as BBC and Sky news are more serious and live. This then draws attention to the children to the news.
why do they use simple language
Some of the news is not that interesting and serious like BBC and Sky news, Some of the news attaches kids attention like at the timecode of 1:22 they show a video of the best animated feature and that was Frozen. So they use simple language for young viewers so they can understand whats happening to the young viewers interests and this is smart because it attaches the kids attention to watching news by showing the news that interest them.
why do they challenge conventions by using bright color?
At the time code of 0:00 to 5:04 you can see that hey uses bright color so that it can attach the attentions of the audience like kids and teenagers and they want to be different from BBC and Sky because the News Round Viewers are for kids and teenagers. I would say that the News Round target audience is the age of 7-13 and although the reporter delivers some news formal. They still manage to entice and attract their target audience through the use of colour and big bold text and images.
Example of factual program on TV- Supersize Me-
What is documentary- A documentary is a non fictional long episode or movie, talking about true programmes/ video or made up programmes/ programs. It give you information about the content of the documentary. Documentary attempts to represents the world in a realistic style, Documentaries are still constructed products (Big Brother), Truth vs Construction meaning that it was put together, Creators opinion and the point of view.
4) What are the different types of documentaries? Give examples to demonstrate your points.
Types of documentaries
Poetic Documentaries- It is a documentaries that has a topic which is personal to the people who is involve, Usually the presenter and interviewees.
Example of poetic documentaries
Rain- 1928
Play of light: Black, White and grey- 1930
Expository Documentaries- Documentaries in this style are usually non fiction films. There is direct access to the audience, There are social issues assembled into an argumentative frame with a narration voice over emphasising what is happening with argumentative Logic.
Examples of Expository documentaries
Observational Documentaries- A documentary where the film maker is neutral observers and where life is lived and observe. It can then be seen how many people/ Animal react in different situations.
Examples of Observational Documentaries
War Photographer- 2001
Children underground- 2001
What are the conventions of documentaries
You expect to see in a documentaries are
- Interviews-
- Single-
- Multi camera-
- Controversial Subjects-
- Voice Over- Narrator
- No script-
- Subheading- showing the audience the name, how old they are, the location etc.
- Reconstructed/ Live footage-
- Transitions-
- Handheld-
Convention New bulletin
- Multi Camera-Studio
- 1 on 1 interview then pan to a live footage
- The tone of their voice
- Voice over- Narrator
- Transitions-
- Opening sequence-
- Graphic-
- Dramatic and intense news sound effect- Non diegetic
- Outside Broadcasting
- Bulletin Narrative Structure
- Theme Tune
- Camera Shots Mid shots
Issue facing factual Programs
Accuracy-
- Information Correct
- Is the information truthful
- Otherwise whats the point
Bias-
- One sided Opinion
- Skewing the facts in favour of something that is not on in factual prog
Representation-
- The way it shown to the audiences
- Subjects
- Topic
- Facts
- People
- Misrepresentation of these things is unfair and unbalanced - could leave to negative stereotype
Positive value of factual programs
- It could entertain the audience- Variety of piont and views
- It could educate/ learn the audience with the topic they are watching
- Get to see things that you dont normally see
- Keep you in the note
- Inform- Issue that the public are unaware of.
- Create empathy- Urges audience to help
- Encourage social/Political change- Bring the issue to the public arena.
Channel 4 Benefit Street
Accuracy-
- Participants are "Real" so information is likely to be accurate
Bias-
- Biased approach to people on benefits negative
Representation-
- People are represented negatively
- They would argue they have been misrepresented
Participants claimed they had been duped into taking part under the pretence it was a series about community spirit
ITV Fake Footage
Accuracy-
- In accurate footage it makes them seem untrustworthy and unprofessional
Bias-
- Their own opinion- miss a selection of clips
- Wanted to show him negatively so used whatever they had
Representation-
- The 1988 attack is being misrepresented leading up to debates/ Conflicts offensive to soldiers/ Service men/Women
The effect of fake footage is that they are lying to the audience by using a game footage instead of an actual footage.
Frozen Planet
Accuracy-
- Inaccurate footage
- Damages reputation of BBC and Henborough
- Lose Public trust
Bias-
Representation-
- Lying to the audience
- Miss represent animals in natural environment
- Fatal error for nature prog
Frozen Planet
Timecodes for Stacy Dooley
10:18 and onwards- Voice over- explaining to the viewers about the drink they make and how popular they are in the mornings and at night times
13:07 and onwards- Subtitle- The reason why they have put subtitle in is because the background noise is too loud that you can't hear them properly so they added subtitle so you read what they are trying to say. They also added subtitle because some people are not that good speaking english so they added subtitle so you can understand what they are trying to say.
35:42 and onwards- interview- 1 on 1 with the camera interview telling the audience the information about the place Stacy Dooley has been and telling the Cons about that place.
36:00 onwards- Background music- As she is wondering about to find the place she is looking for there are some fast pace background music in so that the audience won't lose interest and it will be boring if there is no background music as she is wondering about.
36:14- Voice over- Explaining whats kind of stuff they sell in the shop and why people buy them
SKY News, Euro News
Here are some things you will expect to find in a news show-
- Studio News Reader
- Actually Footage
- Eye Witness
- Links to the studio
- Mode of dress to the viewer
- Interviews- Experts and witness
- Report Structure
- Field Reporter
Why are they using them
Suit- They look professional, Its more believable
Location- Get live information from the scene, More realistic
Why do we challenge news conventions
why dont they wear suits in news round?
The reason why they are looking formal is because they want to be different from BBC and Sky news, Also the reason why they are looking formal is because some of the news that News Round do are not that serious as BBC and Sky news are more serious and live. This then draws attention to the children to the news.
why do they use simple language
Some of the news is not that interesting and serious like BBC and Sky news, Some of the news attaches kids attention like at the timecode of 1:22 they show a video of the best animated feature and that was Frozen. So they use simple language for young viewers so they can understand whats happening to the young viewers interests and this is smart because it attaches the kids attention to watching news by showing the news that interest them.
why do they challenge conventions by using bright color?
At the time code of 0:00 to 5:04 you can see that hey uses bright color so that it can attach the attentions of the audience like kids and teenagers and they want to be different from BBC and Sky because the News Round Viewers are for kids and teenagers. I would say that the News Round target audience is the age of 7-13 and although the reporter delivers some news formal. They still manage to entice and attract their target audience through the use of colour and big bold text and images.
Thursday, 2 April 2015
Unit 16 - Editing Techniques
Development
Techniques
Purpose
Invisible editing also called Continuity editing- It is seamless, Continuing editing is the purpose of continually editing is to smooth. In most film It is achieved by cutting continually which emphasises smooth transition of time and space. It is hidden cuts from the audience view by editing it.
Jump cuts- A jump cuts is where they use a transition from one scene then it goes to another scene, it is like one shot is a head just facing the other way then a jump cut is where you quickly move your head the other way. The reason why they use this shot is because
Cutting on action- Cutting on action is where the editor cuts from one shot to another view that matches the first shot actions. Cutting on action gives the impression of continuous time when watching the editing film.
Cross cutting- It is used to create dramatic tension mostly in action films, it crops between two action scene. It establish action occurring at the same time in two different location. In a cross cut the camera will cut away from one action to another action, which suggest the simultaneity of these two addiction.
Matched Cut- The framing is the same but the mise en scene is different, it should be like it is continuation on the scene. It is like a trick, If the scene continues but it is cut to another scene. They use an object in the two scene so it can match and that they occupy the same place in the shot frame.
1903-
The great train robbery is a great example of a basic cut. As you can see at the time code of 1 minute and 23 seconds to 1 minutes and 25 second you can see that from one scene they just cut in to another scene and that is what basis cut is. The reason why they have done a basic cut in the 1903 is because that is the only thing the producer known at that time, a simple basic cut. Also in 1902 you can see that there are no sound in the video and they use a background music that is because sound wasn't invented in that day.So the Key technique they have used is basic cut
1920s-
In 1920s
The time and space for the audience is that the movie/video they watch became more longer. The key technique is that there is no jump cuts so it is invisible editing, it is like a montage because it just carries on going and making the audience thinks it is a continuing video. There are narrative shots like the close up, and mid shots are introduced and there are more quicker cuts for some scene. Audio was still not introduced into the the industry but editing and film technique were growing.
1940s-
Sound was introduced in the 1940s into films, characters voices and movement. They were all be able to hear the sound also musical instruments was heard. The key technique is that it is invisible editing so that makes it seamless as you can't tell the big jump cuts etc. Some of the technique have improved are the invisible cuts during the scene, Where it is hidden from the audience. Matched cut are also to starting to develop where there is many different shots in one sequence.
1960s-
America New Wave is a Hollywood or post classical Hollywood or sometime referred as The American New Waves. It is referred to the time from 1960s films like Bonnie and clyde to the early 1980's film. This film uses many improved filmmaking techniques, there is more camera movement, which follows the character movements, there are early signs of camera panning also. Unconventional editing was starting to be used such as jump cuts from each scen e
There is more camera movement which follows the character movement.
1980s-
The films uses editing technique in this scene to create tension and pace. Action movies were beginning to become popular, so was horror and blockbuster, also jump cuts are becoming very popular in filmmaking. The most popular genre in 1980s are action, and horror and the reason between that is loads of film producers make action and horror films and they have all been successful as the audience in 1980 likes it.
1990
In the 1990s there was a new editing software that introduce in the film industry and that is Final Cut pro. before final cut pro all the film producers uses the steenbeck editing which was hard as they get the film footage tape and cut it with scissors whilst with final cut pro it is easy to use with the power of technology and it makes all the film producer life easy. For Film making it has been inexpensive with all the new technology that comes out so it is easier to edit the film but it is also the camera and equipment they use in in 1990 that was also inexpensive. Boyz in the hood is an independence film and the technique they are using invisible cut so you can not see the jump cuts and the reasons they have used a different editing software which make the movie run smooth and it makes the audience seamless as they watch the movie.
2000s- today-
Avatar uses many different techniques including montage, invisible cuts and matched cuts and that has progresses through out the years made by using CGI. CGi has only been around for the past 10 years but it is used in almost every film you see in the cinema today. It creates images that can inly be made on a computer and then added on after the filming has been filmed. CGI arguably a good thing as it makes then film experiences better for the viewer, making sharper and high quality animations and techniques to entertain the audience even more. CGI stands for Common Gateway Interface and it is standard method use to dynamic content on web page and application.
Techniques
Purpose
Invisible editing also called Continuity editing- It is seamless, Continuing editing is the purpose of continually editing is to smooth. In most film It is achieved by cutting continually which emphasises smooth transition of time and space. It is hidden cuts from the audience view by editing it.
Jump cuts- A jump cuts is where they use a transition from one scene then it goes to another scene, it is like one shot is a head just facing the other way then a jump cut is where you quickly move your head the other way. The reason why they use this shot is because
Cutting on action- Cutting on action is where the editor cuts from one shot to another view that matches the first shot actions. Cutting on action gives the impression of continuous time when watching the editing film.
Cross cutting- It is used to create dramatic tension mostly in action films, it crops between two action scene. It establish action occurring at the same time in two different location. In a cross cut the camera will cut away from one action to another action, which suggest the simultaneity of these two addiction.
Matched Cut- The framing is the same but the mise en scene is different, it should be like it is continuation on the scene. It is like a trick, If the scene continues but it is cut to another scene. They use an object in the two scene so it can match and that they occupy the same place in the shot frame.
1903-
The great train robbery is a great example of a basic cut. As you can see at the time code of 1 minute and 23 seconds to 1 minutes and 25 second you can see that from one scene they just cut in to another scene and that is what basis cut is. The reason why they have done a basic cut in the 1903 is because that is the only thing the producer known at that time, a simple basic cut. Also in 1902 you can see that there are no sound in the video and they use a background music that is because sound wasn't invented in that day.So the Key technique they have used is basic cut
1920s-
In 1920s
The time and space for the audience is that the movie/video they watch became more longer. The key technique is that there is no jump cuts so it is invisible editing, it is like a montage because it just carries on going and making the audience thinks it is a continuing video. There are narrative shots like the close up, and mid shots are introduced and there are more quicker cuts for some scene. Audio was still not introduced into the the industry but editing and film technique were growing.
1940s-
Sound was introduced in the 1940s into films, characters voices and movement. They were all be able to hear the sound also musical instruments was heard. The key technique is that it is invisible editing so that makes it seamless as you can't tell the big jump cuts etc. Some of the technique have improved are the invisible cuts during the scene, Where it is hidden from the audience. Matched cut are also to starting to develop where there is many different shots in one sequence.
1960s-
America New Wave is a Hollywood or post classical Hollywood or sometime referred as The American New Waves. It is referred to the time from 1960s films like Bonnie and clyde to the early 1980's film. This film uses many improved filmmaking techniques, there is more camera movement, which follows the character movements, there are early signs of camera panning also. Unconventional editing was starting to be used such as jump cuts from each scen e
There is more camera movement which follows the character movement.
1980s-
The films uses editing technique in this scene to create tension and pace. Action movies were beginning to become popular, so was horror and blockbuster, also jump cuts are becoming very popular in filmmaking. The most popular genre in 1980s are action, and horror and the reason between that is loads of film producers make action and horror films and they have all been successful as the audience in 1980 likes it.
1990
In the 1990s there was a new editing software that introduce in the film industry and that is Final Cut pro. before final cut pro all the film producers uses the steenbeck editing which was hard as they get the film footage tape and cut it with scissors whilst with final cut pro it is easy to use with the power of technology and it makes all the film producer life easy. For Film making it has been inexpensive with all the new technology that comes out so it is easier to edit the film but it is also the camera and equipment they use in in 1990 that was also inexpensive. Boyz in the hood is an independence film and the technique they are using invisible cut so you can not see the jump cuts and the reasons they have used a different editing software which make the movie run smooth and it makes the audience seamless as they watch the movie.
2000s- today-
Avatar uses many different techniques including montage, invisible cuts and matched cuts and that has progresses through out the years made by using CGI. CGi has only been around for the past 10 years but it is used in almost every film you see in the cinema today. It creates images that can inly be made on a computer and then added on after the filming has been filmed. CGI arguably a good thing as it makes then film experiences better for the viewer, making sharper and high quality animations and techniques to entertain the audience even more. CGI stands for Common Gateway Interface and it is standard method use to dynamic content on web page and application.
Friday, 20 March 2015
Unit 8 Assignment 3
Understanding TV and Film industry-
I have found 3 Links explaining about the future of living room and here is what I have found for the first link it is about Sony Life space UX and Sony Life space UX is where you can imagine you can transform a room in to any world you like. It is 4K ultra short throw projector, you can use this projector and turn your room in to a cinema.With the Sony Life space UX there is a LED bulb speaker and with that you can make your normal table in to a table top screen which is exciting because you can share projected photos, music or any other content.There is a wall mount display as well and with that you can discreet wall mounted display that spring in to life with in a touch. The second link I have found is about apple trying to change the way you watch TV
Future of the living room
The development of the TV industry had widely developed over the years but there are some british broadcaster such as BBC and Channel 4 are at risk of being bought by the US media company like Google and Apple,
What do you think the impact of the US media companies will have on the british television industry?
The impact it would have is that it will make the channel more American based by the company of Google and Apple. In my opinion the impact of the US taking over the BBC and Channel 4 is content which you have to pay for programmes and you could have to pay a lot for a program. BBC will be around because it is funded by us the viewers, it is license by us the viewers. US media such as Netflix may become a payed channel along with other Major US media.
Television BBC
1. Where is the BBC located- London
2. What does BBC stands for- British Broadcasting Corporation.
3. Who Owns BBC- British People
4. How is BBC funded- BBC is funded by TV license
5. List what type of programmes the BBC show- The programmes shown by BBC is
documentaries, Sport , Drama, Panel Game, Sitcom, Soaps etc.
6. Is the BBC a media conglomerate- BBC is not a conglomerate because it does not own any company on its own
7. Is the company multination, national or local and give your reason- BBC is a multinational companies.
Television research
Film Industry- Walt Disney
1. Frozen- Box Office- $400,738,009
2. Toy story 3- Box Office- $415,004,880
3. Lion King- Box Office- $40,888,194
4. Tangled- Box office- $200,821,936
5. The Incredible- Box office - $261,441,092
2. Are Walt Disney conglomerate- Walt Disney is the third largest conglomerate. The revenue is $25 billion, with 27% derived from parks, resort and 24% from the studio entertainment and 17% from the media networks.
What company do they own- Here is a list of companies that Walt Disney own Walt Disney Studios, Disney Music Group, Disney Theatrical Group, Disney ABC Television Group, Radio Disney, ESPN inc., Disney Interactive media Group, Disney Consumers Products, Marvel Entertainments, Pixar animation studio etc.
3. List 6 films that the company has made in the last 5 years-
4. How much money are they worth- Walt Disney is worth about $40 Billion
5. What new technological developments have they made-
20th Century Fox
1. What are their famous film and successful box office result-
1. Avatar- Box Office-$749,766,139
2. Star wars: Episode 1 The phantom menace- Box Office- $431,088,295
3. Star wars Episode 3: Revenge of the Sith- Box Office- $380,270,577
4. X men Days of future past- Box office- $311,921,534
2. Are they owned by a conglomerate- Twentieth Century Fox is a major American film studio located West of Beverly Hills in Los Angeles, California. The Studio is now a subsidiary of 21st Century Fox. The media Conglomerate owned by Rupert Murdoch.
3. List 6 Films the company had made in the last 5 years-
4. How much money are they worth-
5. What new technological developments have they made-
Warner Bros
1.What are their famous film and successful box office result
1. The dark knight-Box office-$533,345,358
2. The dark knight rises-- Box office-$448,139,099
3. Harry Potter and the deathly hallows part 2- Box office-$381,011,219
4. American Sniper- Box office-$337,209,000
2. Are they owned by a conglomerate- Here are the conglomerate for CNN, HBO, Time and Warner Bros
3. List 6 films that the company has made in the last 5 years-
4. How much money are they worth-
5. What new technological developments have they made
Sony Pictures
1..What are their famous film and successful box office result-
1. Spider Man 1- Box Office-$403,706,375
2. Spider man 2- Box Office-$373,585,825
3. Spider man 3- Box Office-$336,530,303
4. Sky fall- Box Office-$304,360,277
2. Are they owned by a conglomerate- Sony is a conglomerate and the companies they own are Sony Pictures and MGM which stands for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
3. List 6 films that the company has made in the last 5 years-
4. How much money are they worth- $40 Billion
5. What new technological developments have they made
Paramount Pictures
1.What are their famous film and successful box office result
1. Titanic-Box Office-$600,788,188
2. Transformers: Revenge of the fallen-Box Office-$402,111,870
3. Transformer: Dark of the Moon- Box Office-$352,390,543
4. Forrest Gump- Box Office-$329,694,499
2. Are they owned by a conglomerate- Paramount Picture is not a conglomerate as they Paramount continues to won the film release by the merger and the films that Paramount themselves distributed.
3. List 6 films that the company has made in the last 5 years
4. How much money are they worth- (2011) $1.2 Billion
5. What new technological developments have they made-
Vertical and Horizontal Integration
Vertical integrated-"Vertically Integrated"
1. Production- Making it
2. Distribution- Marketing it
3. Exhibition- Showing it
Horizontally integrated- The way conglomerates are structured - When a company owns a range of different companies such as Newspaper, Books, Websites online and Music company.
Script Notes for film section of VLOG
(Film Section)
First- Introduce your film studio and what films are they famous for.
Then- What were their successful box office films.
Then- Who are their competition?
Then- How are they structure? Who is the conglomerate- and how are they integrated- Vertical Horizontal or Both (Examples)
Then - How successful this conglomerate is?
Then- What are the debates (Pros and Cons) of a few media conglomerates, Owning the majority of the media.
Then- New subsection: What new technologies have improved Consumption of film? What is the future?
Computer Games- Computer games, online games, publishing development and distribution and hardware manufactures.
EG. Rockstar Games, EA
Advertising and Marketing- Is made up of: Print, television, cinema internet and radio
EG. Grey London
Radio- Is made up of local, commercial, National, Community Radio, World Service and publicity funded, privately funded stations.
EG. Capital One,
Press and Publishing- Newspaper, Magazines, Journals and Books.
EG. The Sun, Daily Mail
Film- Is made up of: Development, Production, Distribution and Exhibitions.
EG. Warner Bros
Television- Is made up of publicly funded channels, Commercial channels, On demand channels.
EG. Fox, Sky, E4
Interactive Media- Internet, Games, On demand, Streaming Services.
EG. BBC I Player
Photography- Is made up of photos imaging- Fashion Photography, Documentary Photography, News Photography, Weddings, Paparazzi, Celebrity Photography.
EG. The Little photo company
Facts about TV
Commercial- C5, ITV, C4
(Paid by Adverts)
Public service broadcaster
BBC- TV licence- £145.50
Understanding new technology-
4K Ultra HD Picture
New technology in films
I have found 3 Links explaining about the future of living room and here is what I have found for the first link it is about Sony Life space UX and Sony Life space UX is where you can imagine you can transform a room in to any world you like. It is 4K ultra short throw projector, you can use this projector and turn your room in to a cinema.With the Sony Life space UX there is a LED bulb speaker and with that you can make your normal table in to a table top screen which is exciting because you can share projected photos, music or any other content.There is a wall mount display as well and with that you can discreet wall mounted display that spring in to life with in a touch. The second link I have found is about apple trying to change the way you watch TV
Future of the living room
Holographic
Interactive TV
Streaming-
Holographic is where you play a game or watch a video and there will be a projector that will project your room to the game you are playing or the film you are watching. Like if you are playing mario kart in the snow so you will see that the illumiroom will show holographic stuff like the snow coming out of your wall and your TV. Interactive TV is where you add data services to traditional Television Technology.
The future of the TV industry
Interactive TV
Streaming-
Holographic is where you play a game or watch a video and there will be a projector that will project your room to the game you are playing or the film you are watching. Like if you are playing mario kart in the snow so you will see that the illumiroom will show holographic stuff like the snow coming out of your wall and your TV. Interactive TV is where you add data services to traditional Television Technology.
The future of the TV industry
The development of the TV industry had widely developed over the years but there are some british broadcaster such as BBC and Channel 4 are at risk of being bought by the US media company like Google and Apple,
What do you think the impact of the US media companies will have on the british television industry?
The impact it would have is that it will make the channel more American based by the company of Google and Apple. In my opinion the impact of the US taking over the BBC and Channel 4 is content which you have to pay for programmes and you could have to pay a lot for a program. BBC will be around because it is funded by us the viewers, it is license by us the viewers. US media such as Netflix may become a payed channel along with other Major US media.
Television BBC
1. Where is the BBC located- London
2. What does BBC stands for- British Broadcasting Corporation.
3. Who Owns BBC- British People
4. How is BBC funded- BBC is funded by TV license
5. List what type of programmes the BBC show- The programmes shown by BBC is
documentaries, Sport , Drama, Panel Game, Sitcom, Soaps etc.
6. Is the BBC a media conglomerate- BBC is not a conglomerate because it does not own any company on its own
7. Is the company multination, national or local and give your reason- BBC is a multinational companies.
Television research
What is your favourite TV programme- Match of the Day
Which company makes it- BBC
what is commercial TV- It is where TV costs are covered by the showing of commercials/adverts advertisements as against in the same countries where there is government owned TV series for example ABC in Australia and the BBC in the UK. Public broadcasting service where operating costs are covered by sponsors.
what is Publicity funded TV- You pay through your tax to your TV license, It is £145.50 for a license and it goes all to the BBC for your contents, and if you do not pay it you can get fine or go in to jail.
What is TV on demand- TV on demands are all major UK broadcaster makes their output available to watch online with service such as BBC IPlayer, ITV Player, 4oD and Demand 5. It is where you can stream it or download it.
How many people are employed in television in the UK- 50600 people are employed in television in the UK
Give an example of an independent TV company- Rough cut TV
Who regulates TV in the UK- OFCOM
Activity 2
What is the ethos of BBC- The ethos for BBC is to Educate, Entertain and to Inform
What is the BBC for- The BBC is for the public for the TV license so they need a large number of content to show different TV program.
What is the future of BBC- The future of the BBC will become more digital as no one might have to pay for license as there will be a lot of free stream and links.
Activity 3
What is the BBC for-
What does the video say that the BBC is doing ironically-
What does the article say about the funding in the future of BBC-
Film
What is the last film you have watched- X men days of future past
Which company made it- 20th century Fox, Marvel Entertainments, Bad hat harry production
Who owns the company- Twentieth Century Fox
Who are the Big 6 film companies in the United States- Viacom, Disney- Walt Disney, Universal pictures- Universal Studios- Comcast, Sony Picture- Sony, Century Fox- News entertainments, Warner Bros- Time warner, 21st Century Fox.
Look at the top 10 films showing in the UK and find out which companies made them-
1. Paddington- Studio Canal, Heyday Films
2. Theory of everything- Working Titles Film, Studio Canal Big hero 6- Walt Disney Pictures, Walt Disney Animations
3. American Sniper- Village Roadshow pictures Shaun the sheep- Aardman Animations
4. Kingsman: The secret service- Marv Films, Cloudy Production-
5. Jupiter ascending- Village Roadshow Pictures- Time Warner
6. Peppa Pig: The golden boots-
7. Shaun the sheep- Aardman Animations- Aardman
8. Big hero 6- Walt Disney Pictures, Walt Disney Animations- Walt Disney
9. Selma- Cloud 8 Films, Harpo Films, Plan B Entertainment, Pathe
10. Fifty shades of grey- Focus Features, Michel de Luca production, Trigger street Production- Universal Studios
Who are the biggest UK films companies- Aardman Production,
How many people work in the film industry in the UK- in 2012- 43050
Who regulates film in the UK- BBFC
Which company makes it- BBC
what is commercial TV- It is where TV costs are covered by the showing of commercials/adverts advertisements as against in the same countries where there is government owned TV series for example ABC in Australia and the BBC in the UK. Public broadcasting service where operating costs are covered by sponsors.
what is Publicity funded TV- You pay through your tax to your TV license, It is £145.50 for a license and it goes all to the BBC for your contents, and if you do not pay it you can get fine or go in to jail.
What is TV on demand- TV on demands are all major UK broadcaster makes their output available to watch online with service such as BBC IPlayer, ITV Player, 4oD and Demand 5. It is where you can stream it or download it.
How many people are employed in television in the UK- 50600 people are employed in television in the UK
Give an example of an independent TV company- Rough cut TV
Who regulates TV in the UK- OFCOM
Activity 2
What is the ethos of BBC- The ethos for BBC is to Educate, Entertain and to Inform
What is the BBC for- The BBC is for the public for the TV license so they need a large number of content to show different TV program.
What is the future of BBC- The future of the BBC will become more digital as no one might have to pay for license as there will be a lot of free stream and links.
Activity 3
What is the BBC for-
What does the video say that the BBC is doing ironically-
What does the article say about the funding in the future of BBC-
Film
What is the last film you have watched- X men days of future past
Which company made it- 20th century Fox, Marvel Entertainments, Bad hat harry production
Who owns the company- Twentieth Century Fox
Who are the Big 6 film companies in the United States- Viacom, Disney- Walt Disney, Universal pictures- Universal Studios- Comcast, Sony Picture- Sony, Century Fox- News entertainments, Warner Bros- Time warner, 21st Century Fox.
Look at the top 10 films showing in the UK and find out which companies made them-
1. Paddington- Studio Canal, Heyday Films
2. Theory of everything- Working Titles Film, Studio Canal Big hero 6- Walt Disney Pictures, Walt Disney Animations
3. American Sniper- Village Roadshow pictures Shaun the sheep- Aardman Animations
4. Kingsman: The secret service- Marv Films, Cloudy Production-
5. Jupiter ascending- Village Roadshow Pictures- Time Warner
6. Peppa Pig: The golden boots-
7. Shaun the sheep- Aardman Animations- Aardman
8. Big hero 6- Walt Disney Pictures, Walt Disney Animations- Walt Disney
9. Selma- Cloud 8 Films, Harpo Films, Plan B Entertainment, Pathe
10. Fifty shades of grey- Focus Features, Michel de Luca production, Trigger street Production- Universal Studios
Who are the biggest UK films companies- Aardman Production,
How many people work in the film industry in the UK- in 2012- 43050
Who regulates film in the UK- BBFC
Film Industry- Walt Disney
1. Frozen- Box Office- $400,738,009
2. Toy story 3- Box Office- $415,004,880
3. Lion King- Box Office- $40,888,194
4. Tangled- Box office- $200,821,936
5. The Incredible- Box office - $261,441,092
2. Are Walt Disney conglomerate- Walt Disney is the third largest conglomerate. The revenue is $25 billion, with 27% derived from parks, resort and 24% from the studio entertainment and 17% from the media networks.
What company do they own- Here is a list of companies that Walt Disney own Walt Disney Studios, Disney Music Group, Disney Theatrical Group, Disney ABC Television Group, Radio Disney, ESPN inc., Disney Interactive media Group, Disney Consumers Products, Marvel Entertainments, Pixar animation studio etc.
3. List 6 films that the company has made in the last 5 years-
- Tangled-
- Toy story 3-
- Alice in wonderland-
- Tron Legacy-
- Pirates of Caribbean -
- CARS-
4. How much money are they worth- Walt Disney is worth about $40 Billion
5. What new technological developments have they made-
20th Century Fox
1. What are their famous film and successful box office result-
1. Avatar- Box Office-$749,766,139
2. Star wars: Episode 1 The phantom menace- Box Office- $431,088,295
3. Star wars Episode 3: Revenge of the Sith- Box Office- $380,270,577
4. X men Days of future past- Box office- $311,921,534
2. Are they owned by a conglomerate- Twentieth Century Fox is a major American film studio located West of Beverly Hills in Los Angeles, California. The Studio is now a subsidiary of 21st Century Fox. The media Conglomerate owned by Rupert Murdoch.
3. List 6 Films the company had made in the last 5 years-
- Ice Age Continental Drift
- X men Days of future past
- Dawn of the planet of the apes
- How to train your dragon 2
- Life of Pi
- The Wolverine
4. How much money are they worth-
5. What new technological developments have they made-
Warner Bros
1.What are their famous film and successful box office result
1. The dark knight-Box office-$533,345,358
2. The dark knight rises-- Box office-$448,139,099
3. Harry Potter and the deathly hallows part 2- Box office-$381,011,219
4. American Sniper- Box office-$337,209,000
2. Are they owned by a conglomerate- Here are the conglomerate for CNN, HBO, Time and Warner Bros
3. List 6 films that the company has made in the last 5 years-
- Dark Knight
- Dark knight rises
- The Hobbit- An unexpected journey
- Inception
- Man of steel
- Gravity
4. How much money are they worth-
5. What new technological developments have they made
Sony Pictures
1..What are their famous film and successful box office result-
1. Spider Man 1- Box Office-$403,706,375
2. Spider man 2- Box Office-$373,585,825
3. Spider man 3- Box Office-$336,530,303
4. Sky fall- Box Office-$304,360,277
2. Are they owned by a conglomerate- Sony is a conglomerate and the companies they own are Sony Pictures and MGM which stands for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
3. List 6 films that the company has made in the last 5 years-
- Amazing spider man
- The Amazing Spider man 2
- The Smurfs
- The Smurfs 2
- 21 Jump Street
- RoboCop
4. How much money are they worth- $40 Billion
5. What new technological developments have they made
Paramount Pictures
1.What are their famous film and successful box office result
1. Titanic-Box Office-$600,788,188
2. Transformers: Revenge of the fallen-Box Office-$402,111,870
3. Transformer: Dark of the Moon- Box Office-$352,390,543
4. Forrest Gump- Box Office-$329,694,499
2. Are they owned by a conglomerate- Paramount Picture is not a conglomerate as they Paramount continues to won the film release by the merger and the films that Paramount themselves distributed.
3. List 6 films that the company has made in the last 5 years
- Transformer: Age of Extinction
- Iron Man
- Hansel and Gretel:Witch Hunter
- Iron Man2
- The adventure of tintin
- Mission Impossible
4. How much money are they worth- (2011) $1.2 Billion
5. What new technological developments have they made-
Vertical and Horizontal Integration
Vertical integrated-"Vertically Integrated"
1. Production- Making it
2. Distribution- Marketing it
3. Exhibition- Showing it
Horizontally integrated- The way conglomerates are structured - When a company owns a range of different companies such as Newspaper, Books, Websites online and Music company.
Script Notes for film section of VLOG
(Film Section)
First- Introduce your film studio and what films are they famous for.
Then- What were their successful box office films.
Then- Who are their competition?
Then- How are they structure? Who is the conglomerate- and how are they integrated- Vertical Horizontal or Both (Examples)
Then - How successful this conglomerate is?
Then- What are the debates (Pros and Cons) of a few media conglomerates, Owning the majority of the media.
Then- New subsection: What new technologies have improved Consumption of film? What is the future?
Wednesday, 4 March 2015
Wednesday, 25 February 2015
Unit 8 Assignment 2
What things aren't appropriate to kids?
What is BBC
BBC which stands for British Broadcasting Corporation is a United Kingdom based public- service broadcaster headquarter. BBC is the worlds oldest national broadcasting organisation and is the largest
When did it start
BBC started on 18th October 1992
What current changes are they making to their channel or programming
They are getting more program on BBC so it is something different for viewers every year thats is the only changes they are doing so far. The reason why they do changes is because so they can get more audience to watch their show.
Can you find 2/3 article on people arguing the pros and cons of licence free
What are commercial tv channels
Commercial mean something that is related to buy or to selling things
Commercial TV channels are like adverts that come on TV breaks or live TV shows and what that means it shows the viewer what they could buy or give them some ideas of what some viewer could sell. Commercial could come on live sports like the super bowl or NBA but some commercial can relate to the stuff you are watching like if you are watching sports shows there will be commercial that will relate to the show.
How do we know commercial channel are successful or not
The reason why we know if commercial are successful is because the commercial wants you to buy stuff so there is about 95% of the people that watches commercial and that would buy the stuff that they are showing.
What are the highest rated programs on ITV or channel 5
The highest rated program on ITV is Coronation street with 7860 viewers and counting.
What is meant bu the term MEDIA conglomerate?
Media conglomerate is a company that own large number of companies in various mass media such as television, radio, publishing, movies and the internet. Media conglomerate controlls of the market around the world,
Find some media Conglomerates?
Here is the world 10 largest media conglomerate
1,Bertelsmaan SE and co. KGaA
2,Gannett company inc.
3,CBS Corporation
4,British Sky Broadcasting group
5,Liberty Media
6,News Corporation
7.Viacom
8.Time Warner inc,
9.The walt Diseny Disney Comapny
10Comcast Corporation
Who are the major film production studio?
Find two or three films for one of the major studio, how much money did they make from it( Box office and DVD)
the dark knight 2008- The dark knight was quoted Warner Bros the best film. They made $534,858,444 on box office and they made $79,876,106 on DVD.
Frozen- Frozen was quoted by Walt Disney the best film of 2013. Frozen made $1.219 billion on box office after sweeping theater world wide and they made $347,450,952 on DVD.
What independents films have won awards
The Moet British Independent Film Awards 2014 Highlights by Getty from BIFA TV on Vimeo.
The rating PG can allow Mild language and some Drug/Sexual reference. The rating 12 can allow more mature themes including little or some strong language and moderate violence and some sec reference
South Park Muslim Sensitivity
What I saw South Park Muslim Sensitivity episode I know they were taking the mic out of the at the Muslim culture and the reason of that is because you are not suppose to draw/animate the muslim prophet because no one know what he looks like but in this clip at the timing of 2 minutes and 35 second they have just drawn/animated off Mohammed. As they was giving out the facts about muslim.
I would say that it is the media fault because I think that they are running out
Big Brother why is it unethical
Arguing
Swearing
Racism- it could offend the people who are watching it/
they have specifically selected shots
Big Brother is unethical because they dont care if they are arguing they just want entertainment for the audience. Also as Jade Goody and Shilpa was arguing, There were other celebs in the house laughing and agreeing with Jade with all her racist comment. Many sponsor for big brother have been canceled because of the racist remarks, Channel 4 has received an additional 3,000 complaints racism and bullying by the big brother housemates. The reaction in India was insane as protester took to the street of India and burned effigies (Picture) of the show organiser. In my opinion i would say that.
Positive- Entertainment for the audience,
Negative- Arguing, Swearing, Racism- Could offend people who are watching it
_________________________________________________________________________________
Should or Should be Shown
In my opinion I would say that execution should be on Tv because it is what the people have voted to watch and because it is a real life thing so people should know what is happening around the world. For abortion it was half and half and the reason is because half of the people dont want to watch it because it is murder and the viewers dont want to watch it but people say you should watch it because it is reality, the viewers can see what people on TV are going through because it is real life and you know to be careful.
BBFC
The BBFC which stands for British Board of film classification and it was founded in 1912 how ever the video recording act was introduced in 1984. For 72 years video was release to the public without a age classification. Any video recording sold in the UK, had to have a classification by someone.
The Human Centipede 2
The BBFC has rejected this film because it was controversial and according to the BBFC they said that the concept was tasteless and disgusting and it is sexual violence but the producer said it was art, it is not real, it is make belief. The film maker opinion to the BBFC was shocking as he said "My dear people it is just a F**king movie" and "It is not real, it is all make belief."
I agree with the BBFC because if some kids watches this they will be scarred for life or they might copy the film and that will be bad for underage children, This movie should not been watch by the audience because it is disturbing for the viewers , The producer said the movie was art and I disagree with him because it seems to me that it is all messed up and the producer is messed up.
- Gore- It might scare them, Strong Language, blood,
- Adult Humour - Underage, Strong language ,
- Aggressive Violence
- Bullying
Adult Humour- Underage, Strong Language,
Ethics
Ethics is where they show what is good for individuals and society
Ethics covers these types of dilemmas
How to live a good life
Their rights to responsibilities
The language of what is right and wrong
What TV programs promote good moral ethics
- Corination Street
- Blackfish
- Ellen talk shows
- Teletubbies
- Frozen
- Balomory
- Bob the builder
- etc.
There are many more programs that promotes moral ethics. Mainly kids shows shows good moral ethics like Bob the builder and Teletubbies because they show friendship.
Films that promotes bad moral ethics
Family Guy
South Park-
Celebrity Juice
Should TV and films be more ethical?
TV and Films needs to be more ethical because some TV programs are giving out the wrong message to younger viewers with foul language and adult humor. South Park is an example, The reason why I have chosen South park is because they are sending the wrong message to viewers with Adult humour, Strong Language so then the viewers will copy them and they will start saying bad words. Here is an example, South park have been threaten by Muslims in the US for make a Muslim Prophet joke about Mohammed in their 200th episode and I agree with them because it is disrespecting the Muslims Culture and race by drawing one of the Muslim prophet in a episode and is taking the Mick out of it.
Can TV and Film be blamed for slipping ethics of society?
In my opinions TV and Films are important to the society we live in but there are some that can effect in it ways, but not all TV and Films can be blamed but some can, some are and have been reported to be offensive to the viewers. Here is an example, South park is an excellent example as the TV program have been reported and sued many times and continues to be sued and been reported. South park is a popular american TV show and have been watched millions of time because of it adult humour, but the humour can sometime be over the top and this could effect society and more worrying religion which has already sparked outrage which I think it is disrespectful towards the Muslims religion.
In my opinions TV and Films are important to the society we live in but there are some that can effect in it ways, but not all TV and Films can be blamed but some can, some are and have been reported to be offensive to the viewers. Here is an example, South park is an excellent example as the TV program have been reported and sued many times and continues to be sued and been reported. South park is a popular american TV show and have been watched millions of time because of it adult humour, but the humour can sometime be over the top and this could effect society and more worrying religion which has already sparked outrage which I think it is disrespectful towards the Muslims religion.
What is BBC
BBC which stands for British Broadcasting Corporation is a United Kingdom based public- service broadcaster headquarter. BBC is the worlds oldest national broadcasting organisation and is the largest
When did it start
BBC started on 18th October 1992
What current changes are they making to their channel or programming
They are getting more program on BBC so it is something different for viewers every year thats is the only changes they are doing so far. The reason why they do changes is because so they can get more audience to watch their show.
Can you find 2/3 article on people arguing the pros and cons of licence free
What are commercial tv channels
Commercial mean something that is related to buy or to selling things
Commercial TV channels are like adverts that come on TV breaks or live TV shows and what that means it shows the viewer what they could buy or give them some ideas of what some viewer could sell. Commercial could come on live sports like the super bowl or NBA but some commercial can relate to the stuff you are watching like if you are watching sports shows there will be commercial that will relate to the show.
How do we know commercial channel are successful or not
The reason why we know if commercial are successful is because the commercial wants you to buy stuff so there is about 95% of the people that watches commercial and that would buy the stuff that they are showing.
What are the highest rated programs on ITV or channel 5
The highest rated program on ITV is Coronation street with 7860 viewers and counting.
What is meant bu the term MEDIA conglomerate?
Media conglomerate is a company that own large number of companies in various mass media such as television, radio, publishing, movies and the internet. Media conglomerate controlls of the market around the world,
Find some media Conglomerates?
Here is the world 10 largest media conglomerate
1,Bertelsmaan SE and co. KGaA
2,Gannett company inc.
3,CBS Corporation
4,British Sky Broadcasting group
5,Liberty Media
6,News Corporation
7.Viacom
8.Time Warner inc,
9.The walt Diseny Disney Comapny
10Comcast Corporation
Who are the major film production studio?
Find two or three films for one of the major studio, how much money did they make from it( Box office and DVD)
the dark knight 2008- The dark knight was quoted Warner Bros the best film. They made $534,858,444 on box office and they made $79,876,106 on DVD.
Frozen- Frozen was quoted by Walt Disney the best film of 2013. Frozen made $1.219 billion on box office after sweeping theater world wide and they made $347,450,952 on DVD.
What independents films have won awards
The Moet British Independent Film Awards 2014 Highlights by Getty from BIFA TV on Vimeo.
Why did the BBC Strike?
The BBC did a strike because of Job cuts, Work loads and claims of bullying. So they did a 12 hour strike, The corporation is cutting about 2000 jobs over 5 years. Another union has said that the dispute is also about work load and what is said of the increase demands being made by management. Which means that the news programs on television and on radio have been casualty and some of the BBC international service has been affected along with the BBC news channel, but there are BBC workers on that day like managers and non striking member of staff have been able to broadcast a short news. The reason why BBC members have a 12 hour strike is because there are very small amount of people who are being make with redundant, that is the prime reason if they stop that and give them 6 month it could have all been stopped and they would have got back to work witch they want to do.
Why did the American writers strike?
The studio has not responded to the american writer proposal. The member of the writers guild voted overwhelming to authorised a strike if they could not reach a fair and a reasonable deal with the alliance of motion picture and television producers. In three months they have dropped nine of their proposal into reaching a revaluation. The studio have still not responded on their important demands and that is why they are having a strike. The writer issue are internet re-use, Original writing for new media, DVD's have been ignored. The studio has quoted "They would rather shut down this town, then reach a fair and reasonable deal"
In BECTU they provide a wide range of services like Negotiating pay, conditions and contracts with employers, Personal advice and representation for individual members, advice and representation on health and safety, Benefits and service for BECTU members, Training and supporting courses, etc.
https://www.bectu.org.uk/about
A freelancer in the media industry is someone that does not work or has anything to do with company, but the company can hire them for any projects they need the freelancer, they are not 100% sure the same right as workers.
The Editorial guideline are set of the value and standards set by BBC. This is to show that the BBC are open and give them the respect to all that are involve with the company. Producers uses the guideline to keep their staff respects towards the,
(http://youtu.be/NjGPvOV3wv4
BBFC-British Board of Film Classification, they are responsible for the classification of films withing the UK. These are the classification which film have been release before, some example of classification are the PG, 15 and 18
The BBC did a strike because of Job cuts, Work loads and claims of bullying. So they did a 12 hour strike, The corporation is cutting about 2000 jobs over 5 years. Another union has said that the dispute is also about work load and what is said of the increase demands being made by management. Which means that the news programs on television and on radio have been casualty and some of the BBC international service has been affected along with the BBC news channel, but there are BBC workers on that day like managers and non striking member of staff have been able to broadcast a short news. The reason why BBC members have a 12 hour strike is because there are very small amount of people who are being make with redundant, that is the prime reason if they stop that and give them 6 month it could have all been stopped and they would have got back to work witch they want to do.
Why did the American writers strike?
The studio has not responded to the american writer proposal. The member of the writers guild voted overwhelming to authorised a strike if they could not reach a fair and a reasonable deal with the alliance of motion picture and television producers. In three months they have dropped nine of their proposal into reaching a revaluation. The studio have still not responded on their important demands and that is why they are having a strike. The writer issue are internet re-use, Original writing for new media, DVD's have been ignored. The studio has quoted "They would rather shut down this town, then reach a fair and reasonable deal"
Trade Unions
what trade unions can you join if you work in the media and film industry?
for the media and film industry you can join BECTU. BECUTU is the Uk's media and entertainment trade unions. The sectors they cover includes broadcasting, films, independent production, theatre and the arts and leisure and digital media who are primarily based in the United Kingdom.In BECTU they provide a wide range of services like Negotiating pay, conditions and contracts with employers, Personal advice and representation for individual members, advice and representation on health and safety, Benefits and service for BECTU members, Training and supporting courses, etc.
https://www.bectu.org.uk/about
A trade union can protect workers from the exploitation unions can give representation to workers facing legal action. They can also help negotiate deals.
In 2007-08 a very famous trade union named Writers Guild went on a mass strike because of effected television broadcasting in the United States.
In 2007-08 a very famous trade union named Writers Guild went on a mass strike because of effected television broadcasting in the United States.
A freelancer in the media industry is someone that does not work or has anything to do with company, but the company can hire them for any projects they need the freelancer, they are not 100% sure the same right as workers.
The Editorial guideline are set of the value and standards set by BBC. This is to show that the BBC are open and give them the respect to all that are involve with the company. Producers uses the guideline to keep their staff respects towards the,
why is it important to join a trade union, what can they do for you?
It is important to work at a trade union because the unions are all about supporting their member at work. Its been said if you join a trade union then there will be a lot of discussion on a subject with agreeing it or disagreeing it.
Worker believe that when they join the trade union that there will be strength in the number and they will be listen to in group. They can negotiate to better pay, more holiday and hours of work.
freelance contracts
what does it mean to be a freelancer in the media?
There are many freelance in media, you can work a part time position as a free lancer, Working a reduced schedule, or you can be a full time free lancer and what you will do if your a full time free lancer is working either as a freelancer writer, photographer or illustrator. you can also work a full, time job and freelance on the side doing projects.
what types of freelance contracts are there?
There are many freelance in media, you can work a part time position as a free lancer, Working a reduced schedule, or you can be a full time free lancer and what you will do if your a full time free lancer is working either as a freelancer writer, photographer or illustrator. you can also work a full, time job and freelance on the side doing projects.
what types of freelance contracts are there?
If you hire a free lancer, consultant or contractor it means that: They are self employed or are part of the companies, They often look after their own Tax and national insurance contribution, They might not be the same right as worker here is an example minimum wage and there are at their own responsibilities to their own health and safety
(http://youtu.be/NjGPvOV3wv4
BBFC-British Board of Film Classification, they are responsible for the classification of films withing the UK. These are the classification which film have been release before, some example of classification are the PG, 15 and 18
The rating PG can allow Mild language and some Drug/Sexual reference. The rating 12 can allow more mature themes including little or some strong language and moderate violence and some sec reference
The rating 15 is very adult like with orientated as everything shown is strong including strong language, violence and sex or sexual contact
Advantages
Set the price
Pick your own work
pick what you want to do
be your own boss
Something better
Leave
Disadvantages
Pick your own work
pick what you want to do
be your own boss
Something better
Leave
Disadvantages
no regular work
no sick pay
no holiday- you have to pay your self
might not always get it
First time freelancer
no sick pay
no holiday- you have to pay your self
might not always get it
First time freelancer
South Park Muslim Sensitivity
What I saw South Park Muslim Sensitivity episode I know they were taking the mic out of the at the Muslim culture and the reason of that is because you are not suppose to draw/animate the muslim prophet because no one know what he looks like but in this clip at the timing of 2 minutes and 35 second they have just drawn/animated off Mohammed. As they was giving out the facts about muslim.
I would say that it is the media fault because I think that they are running out
Big Brother why is it unethical
Arguing
Swearing
Racism- it could offend the people who are watching it/
they have specifically selected shots
Big Brother is unethical because they dont care if they are arguing they just want entertainment for the audience. Also as Jade Goody and Shilpa was arguing, There were other celebs in the house laughing and agreeing with Jade with all her racist comment. Many sponsor for big brother have been canceled because of the racist remarks, Channel 4 has received an additional 3,000 complaints racism and bullying by the big brother housemates. The reaction in India was insane as protester took to the street of India and burned effigies (Picture) of the show organiser. In my opinion i would say that.
Positive- Entertainment for the audience,
Negative- Arguing, Swearing, Racism- Could offend people who are watching it
_________________________________________________________________________________
Should or Should be Shown
In my opinion I would say that execution should be on Tv because it is what the people have voted to watch and because it is a real life thing so people should know what is happening around the world. For abortion it was half and half and the reason is because half of the people dont want to watch it because it is murder and the viewers dont want to watch it but people say you should watch it because it is reality, the viewers can see what people on TV are going through because it is real life and you know to be careful.
BBFC
The BBFC which stands for British Board of film classification and it was founded in 1912 how ever the video recording act was introduced in 1984. For 72 years video was release to the public without a age classification. Any video recording sold in the UK, had to have a classification by someone.
The Human Centipede 2
The BBFC has rejected this film because it was controversial and according to the BBFC they said that the concept was tasteless and disgusting and it is sexual violence but the producer said it was art, it is not real, it is make belief. The film maker opinion to the BBFC was shocking as he said "My dear people it is just a F**king movie" and "It is not real, it is all make belief."
I agree with the BBFC because if some kids watches this they will be scarred for life or they might copy the film and that will be bad for underage children, This movie should not been watch by the audience because it is disturbing for the viewers , The producer said the movie was art and I disagree with him because it seems to me that it is all messed up and the producer is messed up.
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