Media studies

Name for single company that controls both proud toon and supply of media product ?

Media conglomerates

Who age rates video games in the Uk

Games rating authority

What rating system is used by video standards council to classify games?

PEGI

Who else is involved but Warner bros in production of Lego movie

Lin pictures

Who distributed the Lego movie film

Warner Bros

What conglomerate owns both Lego movie and game

Warner Bros

Who classifies movies?

BBFC

Who produces the Lago movie video game

Warner bros

name for a video game that can be released on a large number of platforms?

Multi/cross platform

What is a tent pole production?

Big film expected to make lots of money and fund riskeer projects and maximise viewership , employs famous actors, good CGI special effects ect made by a big name studio

What is independent films?

Produced by smaller production companies

Vary in style and genre

Financed from varied methods such s private investors or art agencies

Gain exposure from film festivals

Mainstream films?

Big budgets made by famous studios

High production value

Big cinema releases

Star famous actors / acstressed

Studios often media conglomerates so produce and promote to much wider audiences

Positives of CGI

• helps create better images and effects

• Allows low budget independent films to reach same level as high budget main staream films

• Opens up film industry for everyone

Benefits of building a franchise

• boosts brand recognition

• Expands cross media reach

• Diversify revenue streams so more money from different area such as box office and merch

• Create a loyal fan base who act as built in audience

What is the BBC manifesto/what must it fulfill?

• creative, high quality programmes

• Reflect the Uk, its culture and the world

• Reflect represent and serve diverse communities of all the UKs nations and regions

• Support learning

• Provide impartial news + information

What is the BBC mission?

• inform

• Educate

• Entertain

What are the differences between ITV and BBC/ commercial and public service broadcasting?

• ITV - uses advertising so has a much higher income can spend money on better sets, celebrities ect

• BBC - lower budget (only from TV listecenses) so can’t spend as much on sets ect

• BBC- cannot be biased in new reports ect ItV under no obligation

• ITV- make shows like Love Island that are non-controversial to gain viewers and so profit

• BBC must stick to remit so make docs, sports, dramas ect for diverse audience

Why is radio popular?

• immediacy

• Intimacy

• Portability

• Low production costs

• Multi platform reach

What is public radio?

• public service broadcaster

• Funded by to licence fees , no ads

• E.g. BBC radio 1

What is commercial radio?

• privately owned Usus,au by conglomerate

• Funded by advertising or sponsorship

• E..g heart or capitol

BBC radio 1 live lounge

• . Part of BBC

• No ads as funded by to licence

• Must cater for all audiences including minority

• Has obligations like news education ect

• Ruddies PSB aims by showing Uk artists, representation of diverse music + arts, broadcasting on mulctiple platforms like radio, YouTube ect)

Capital FM breakfast show

• privately owned by global media and entertainment

• Funded by advertising + sponsorship

• Aims to attract high listening figures to sell advertising slots

• Personality lead: famous presenters, celebrities gossip, competition

• Synergy, cross promotion of events like Capital summer time ball

BBC remit?

• provide impart News and information

• Support learning for people of all ages

• Showing the uks creativity and culture

• Reflecting the uks nations, regions and communities

• Reflecting the Uk to the world

What is the BBC missions statement?

• inform

• Educate

• Entertainer

How does the BBC live lounge fulfil the BBC’s remit ?

• inform - includes factual discussion about artists interviews about their creative process and sometimes social issues

• Educate - both new and mainstream artists live covers to expose listeners to new and diverse music, often from emerging Uk talent

• Entertain - live performances create an exclusive live experience and versions without the sound track are different and exiting

• Reflect diversity- range of artists from different ethnicity,gender, sexuality and genre e.g. (storms billy eilish , Olivia dean )

• Innovate through technology - available on multiple platforms so has cross platform reach (e.g YouTube, BBC sounds app and BBC iPlayer )

What is RAJAR?

• radio joint audience research

• Collect data on how many people listen to each radio station, how long for and what age group they belong to

What is the BBC live lounge primary audience?

• age : 15-29

• Gender : balanced and inclusive

• Class (c1) : students/ young professionals

• Lifestyle / interest : music, pop culture , social media live performances ect

• Values : diversity creativity and authenticity

BBC live lounge secondary audience?

• older audiences interested in youth culture of new music