Section 2 Flashcards
what are the seven stages of production of a media product?
The seven production stages of a media product are:
- Pre-production
- Production
- post production
- Distribution
- Marketing
- Exhibition
- Consumption
whats involved in the pre-production stage of the film and broadcast industry?
The pre-production stage of the film and broadcast inustry involves work done on film or broadcast programme, before full-scale production begins.
whats involved in the production stage of the film and broadcast industry?
The production stage of the film and broadcast industry involves actual shooting and recording of raw footage.
whats involved in the post - production stage of the film and broadcast industry?
The production stage of the film and broadcast industry includes the complete editing, color correction, and the addition of music and sound added and changed to a film after the footage is created.
whats involved in the distribution stage of the film and broadcast industry?
The distribution stage of the film and broadcast industry includes the process of making a film or tv show available for viewing by an audience.
whats involved in the marketing stage of the film and broadcast industry?
Film marketing consists of different elements such as advertising, press releases, media involvements, interviews, and most prominently Social Medias nowadays.
What is below the line marketing?
Below the line marketing is where a specific audience is targeted. This type of advertising is usually free or a very low budget.
What is above the line marketing?
Above the line marketing is where a mass media audience is targeted and likely costs businesses and companies a lot of money.
Above the line advertising is usually done through media conventions such as television and the interent.
What does synergy mean?
Synergy is the promotion and sale of a product across different
Medias by forging a connection. Conglomerates are formed to create synergy
In order to cross-promote.
A synergy is where two companies join together in order to create a media product such as a film as it allows them to have a higher budget and more assets.
Traditional advertising
What is traditional advertising?
Traditional advertising are methods of advertising that have been used for many years.
Example:
Newspapers and television adverts.