The Lego Movie Key Knowledge - Media Studies

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Key media studies concepts for OCR GCSE level Media Studies.

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Who provides age ratings on films?

The BBFC - British Board of Film Classification

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Who regulates advertising?

ASA - Advertising Standard Authority

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What is the age rating for The Lego Movie in the UK?

U

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Which company produced and distributed The Lego Movie?

Warner Bros

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Which company produced The Lego Move video game?

TT Fusion

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A film that is designed to make a large profit to help the studio fund other films is called…?

A tent-pole film

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A large multinational business that owns a number of different companies is called…?

A conglomerate

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Different areas of media working together to promote the same product is called…?

Synergy

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A company that controls the production and supply (or distribution) of a product is called…?

Vertical integration

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The Lego Movie video game can be played on a range of platforms such as Xbox, Nintendo, PlayStation, etc.. This is called

Cross-platform release

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The Lego Movie uses a range of genres, this is called…?

Genre hybridity/hybrid genre

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The Lego Movie video game has multi-player functions. Which of the ‘uses and gratifications’ applies to this?

Social integration

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Wyldstyle’s character offers a broad representation of…?

Femininity

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Vitruvious (old guy) offers a strong representation of ethnicity and…?

Age

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The Lego Movie film, video game, posters and trailer made links to other films. This is called…?

Intertextuality

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The trailer refers to ‘The top treat for half term.’ Which audience demographic is this targeting?

Young and family audiences