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Unit 2 pre production and planning Flashcards

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purpose of media production

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entertainment, education and promotion

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name three financial constriants

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staffing, location, legal cost, transport resources

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types of revenue streams-sponsorship

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money paid by a brand to be a associated with a media product

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crowd funding and examples

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public contribution for example gofund me, kickstarter

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corporate finance

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a buisness investing in hope of a return

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advertising

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payment in return for usage of promotional material

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franchising

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intellectual property is licensed to other partners for commercial use

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revenue stream

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a method for raising money which could involve risk reward and loss

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time constraints

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production that needs to meet the deadline if not it could cause the project to fail or financial lost

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resources available for a specific amount of time

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filming location for TV show, sound studio for recording a radio advert, hiring of catering facilities for a location shoot

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What is the BBFC

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brittish board of film classification classifiying all films distributed in the UK

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ASA

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advertising standards agency and it regulates all broadcast and non broadcast advertising

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What is IPSO

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independent press standard organisation and it regulates all press and magazine

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Ofcom

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office of communication regulates all broadcast across uk television

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PEGI

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pan european game information and it classifies all video game content

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W3C

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world wide web consortium regulates online media

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PRS

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performing rights society for music-regulates all music content

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Freedom of information

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Public has the right to access information held by public sector organisation

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Data protection act

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if you collect personal data through journalistic investigation or social media campaign the DPA must be adhered to or you could face lawsuit

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Libel

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could face lawsuit if you post untrue damaging information in written form that could be in imagrey or radio broadcast

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slander

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same legal implication as libel and involves making false statements in written form

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formal client brief

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scheduled meeting to take place between client and producer showing a written document which will outline rules and regulations

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informal brief

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client will discuss requirements over the phone no documentation just verbal agreement

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negotiated brief

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client and producer will work together to create a brief before any written documentation is provided

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contractual brief

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Brief is outlined within a contract of employment

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lender

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Client will publish an advert on what needs to be created, they will request bids from production companies who will send their brief in which has costs timescales and methods

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commissioned brief

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Client hires an independent company to create a product for them, they create their own research,proposal,planning then create a product

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implicit

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Inferred from the brief and you have interpret what is said

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Open

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Some freedom to make a decision on how to make a media product

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Constraint

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A boundary that the project must work within legal ethical and the cost

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explicit

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this is clearly stated and must be met when creating a media product

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mindmap

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thoughts and ideas written off a central hub

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Mood board

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collection of images words, fonts and objectives to create a feel for the product

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Blue sky thinking

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A group of people getting together with an empty piece of paper writting down ideas

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swot analysis

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strengths weaknesses opportunities and threats

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Age-client brief

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the age of the target auidence can impact the complexity of the language used. It can be defined in specific and descriptive groups

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Gender-Client brief

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Sterotypically assumed to be interested in different things. Modern society has changed this idea now designed to appeal to all genders

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Ethnic groups-Client brief

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culture, heritage and religion all need to be considered so offence isnt caused

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Geo demographics-client brief

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The location of the target auidence and how it effects their feelings towards their nationality or region

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Sexual orientation-client brief

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The preferences of the group can change who the product is targetted to aswell as the language

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Mainstream auidence

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appeals to everyone

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niche auidence

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you need to analyse the preferences of the group

43
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social economic grades

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A-high mangerial lawyer

B-intermediate mangerial teacher

C-Shop manger,office manager

C2-skilled manual worker,nurse, chef

D-Semi skilled worker, unskilled worker, waiter shop worker

E-state pension and benefits unemployed

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Aspirer

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wants status brands, luxury brands, attracted to new innovated brand

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Explorer

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likes to discover new things and attracted to new innovated brand

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Mainstreamer

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40% of the population and uses trusted brands which are value for money

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Reformer

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self esteemed, self improved not influenced by status or material things

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Resigned

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Older people with built up attitudes put there trust in institutions and traditions

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Succeder

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High status they believe they deserve the best

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struggler

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has live for the day attitude

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51
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production

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creation of media content

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Post production

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Editing of material produced, present to client and auidence, review of finished product

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Project managment tools-Task allocation

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project broken down to specific tasks allocated to specific people

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Project management-scheduling

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Whole project scheduled with specifc time frame and set milestones

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resource allocation

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allocated to specifc tasks doing it quickly and effeciently so resources arent wasted

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Report creation

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Allows communication to be given to different project members

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Production schedule

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time table which allocates resources to a project, with final deadline

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Logistics

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getting all personel props and equipment in the right place,involves checking location, risk assesments and transportation of staff and equipment

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Individual release form

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Personnel working for media production company need to sign the rights to their work

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Consent form

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When recording in public permission is needed for those involved allowing voice and images

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Location form

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Owner of location needs to give permission for their land to be used in production

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Audience research

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gathered using a primary research and gets information based on size of audience, auidence preferences, willingness to purchase a product

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Market research

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information which is primary and secondary shows who are they aimed at, do they make similar products, how successful it is and what features they have

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Production research

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collect source material that can be used in the media product, determine what location and resources needed

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effectiveness of primary research

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More accurate-direct, quick to response, up to date

people might lie, might not get a response, can take up time to do it,

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effectiveness of secondary research

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saves time, get multiple, quick and easy

might not be reliable, might not be relevant

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proposal

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A formally written plan produced for others to access the validity of the project. Shows costs and resources

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treatment document

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gives a clearer understanding of what the final product will be, starting point for other documents like storyboards, scripts and shooting scripts

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production schedule

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shows all resources and task required with the timescales, key milestones and dates, details of personnel, final deadline, details of resources, details of location

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evaluation of production schedule

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allows you to plan ahead, helps you to see the running order, sets up target

may be limited in a specific task, changes cannot be made it once its released

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features of call sheet

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location details-address

crew details-who is involved and contact details

transport schedule-who needs to be transported

health and saftey notes-locations, weather

filming schedule-when scenes occur

equipment-what is needed

facillities-where

contingencies-what happens if theres delays or issues

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evaluation of call sheet

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well structured, shows exact time and date, shows props and costumes, characters, scenes, looks complicated

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evaluation of swot analysis

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describes the weaknesses of the business, enables better planning see the effectiveness of the strategy, subjective threat could be seen an opportunity

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evaluation of risk assessment

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potential hazards and risks, cheap, awareness of of work place, some things cant be predicted

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evaluation of storyboard

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it gives a visual view of how the video will look like, easy to make,cheap, gives camera angles, no sound or movement, time consuming take time to draw shots, if not drawn accurately or clearly you cant understand it

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evaluation of shooting script

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interior or exterior locations

easy to ammed

easy to make

location of scene

time of scene

no visual images

cant be seen visually

77
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visulisation diagram

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planning with annotations, easy to create, key information of housestyle and colour, key layout for websites logos, lack of interactivity, no annotations you cant understand

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mood board

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key information about house style and colours, easy to create, limited information, dont provide instructions

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flat plan

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simple planning, cheap, quick and easy, no house style, lack of detail

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wire frame

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insight into the product,you can see the font colour and images, hand drawn difficult to change, only works as an overview

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site map

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quick and easy, website structure how its gonna link together, can only update with internet access, might be difficult to interpret

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prototypes

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ensures final product meets needs, cheaper version, will not look like final model,

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page mock up

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gives a realistic version on how the product will look like, easy to make and you can go back and change, 2d plan, lack interactivity, relies on annotations

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set design

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logistics sees what needs to be put, see what needs to built , 2d , may lack spefifc mesurements

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