Friday, 11 November 2016

unit 8: Task 1c assignment 1

Task 3: ASSIGNMENT 1
Television licence fee is a bill that people pay the government for owning a television in exchange the television offers a wide range of channels, online content and radio that also comes with developing new techniques in order to get the entertainment to you, the licence costs about £12.30 a month this money. An example of ownership would be the television licence as the television licence is used to pay for the BBC well as other television shows like ITV that are private owned get funding from the adverts to be broadcasted.
We have to pay a TV licence fee to own a TV as well as to fund the BBC. The BBC needs the television fee to keep the program running well as other TV broadcasters get their funding from advertisement on television, this is because ITV has the most popular shows that people like to watch which then attract a wider range of audiences and advertising company’s pay ITV to advertise their product.
You will also now need to pay a licence fee to watch the BBC on website devices as lately the amount of people watch their television shows from their phone or computer as they are always out and don’t have time to go home and watch TV or they find using mobile phones and computers more cheaper and efficient than owning a television.


A subscription to television is basically a package that allows you access to premium channels that you wouldn’t get with a normal box, you would get the full service including analogue and digital cable with satellite television, the package also includes Wi-Fi and via digital terrestrial along with internet television, television subscription offers television broadcasted from around the world and their analogue terrestrial signals are up for subscription.
An example of subscription ownership would be Sky, Netflix and Amazon prime, by subscribing to one of these company’s you have ownership of the product until your subscription contact runs out, as an example if I had a subscription with Netflix I can watch any movie I want until my subscription contact reaches its expire date, then I no longer have ownership until I renew my subscription contract which allows me to have ownership of the Netflix service till the contract expire date. 


Pay per view is a type of television payment that allows a television subscriber to get access to via private telecasts, the television provider buy events to watch via private telecasts, the broadcaster then allows everyone who bought the event to view the program at the same time, these events mainly feature sporting programs and films like Man United television that is bought by the subscriber and can view the Man united matches only at the time it broadcasts.
Summing pay per view up is basically buying a particular film you enjoy or paying to view a specific sports match, a great example of pay per view is sky box office, in the box office you are able to select a film you enjoy or a particular episode or sports match and are able to buy it to view it on your TV anytime you wish. An example of a film on sky box office is the hunger games.
Sponsorship is a way to show you support an event or person or company by purchasing their goods and services or by paying to watch an event on TV, companies that sponsor television production like News corporation or 20th century fox receive a form of advertising of the sponsors product, this advertisement could feature the product logo or item unique to the company in the film or have an advert on their television channel stating that they sponsor a show, or it could be the other way around for example if a film sponsored Coca-Cola, Coca-Cola would advertise the film on their packaging or to show that Coco-Cola sponsors that film.
Sponsorship is a way of advertising in the media industry, this is where a business pays money in order to be associated to a specific event. Most businesses like to sponsor charitable events and sports events.
An example of this would be avenges being sponsored by Coco-Cola and an advert for coke sponsoring marvel during a super bowl commercial.             


Advertising is a form of showing off a product to get people interested in the product to try and make them by it, film industries advertise their film on buses, television, radio, billboards, web, posters and newspapers to spread the word about their new film to make people want to go buy tickets to watch the film or watch a certain television show on a specific channel to earn profits, advertising can also be featured in films if a company wanted to advertise their product they would pay the film creators to feature their logo or product in the film.
An example of this would be an advert for superman posters being featured on elevators.
This is film marketing a specific type of marketing called synergy, synergy is when two different companies work together to advertise their products, this then creates a bigger effect on the customers than the two company’s separately, an example of this is the Superman VS Batman bus as kids may be attracted to the design and want to ride on that bus so the bus company may earn more money from customers as well as advertising the film in the designated bus stop areas. I could also link this to product placement as the manufacturer could pay for their products to be featured in a film.

And batman vs superman being advertised on buses

And harry potter billboards

Product placement
Product placement is a brand of a company featured mainly in films to advertise their product, the film advertising their product will get paid by the products company to advertise their product or logo in the film, an example of this was Superman, the film featured the main character “Superman” crashing into a Tabaco van logo company called Marlboro and the enemy “Zod” being thrown into a coco-cola logo on a lit up billboard.

Private Capital is when a person or group of people invest in a film project and will get something in return that is equal to the amount they invested or more. Rich people that invest in films will mainly want a share of the profits this is usually done in percentages, people who invest in the film are most likely to receive their money back plus extra profit due to their shares and success of the film and you’re not donating your money for free, however if the film doesn’t make enough profits and something happens the investor could lose out on profits, there are also agreement laws and contracts to stop the person who received the investment from taking the money and leaving and this can be a huge gamble since you are using someone else’s money.




Financial aid is money given to a film or television show that the government think will be successful, the money that is given to the film producers is a grant and therefore it doesn’t have to be paid back, however the government isn’t just giving the money away by investing in a successful film the government is going to be earning lots more money and profits due to tax’s for everyone who views or buys the film, the more successful the film the more tax income, this can also be a bad thing since grants are a few hundred thousand which isn’t a lot for a film producer as they can get more money from other investors for example Hollywood invested in Jurassic world.





Market development funds is when a manufacturing company invests/ give funds to a film to help the film be successful and to be able to distribute and sell products related to the film or sell their product with a brand of the film on or feature advertisement for the film to spread the word to the public of the new film about to be released, an example of this is virgin media investing in dead pool advertising the main character along with the film that can be watched on virgin media.


Thursday, 10 November 2016

unit 8: assignment 2

Task 1 assignment 2 Who’s who?

Where would I go to find extra information and key terms about job opportunities and recruitment in media?

Careers advice
 Careers advice is a person who gives you helpful advice and specific information about the job to see if you are interested in the job or help you decide which job in the media is right for you, a careers adviser is specially trained to work with the public and help you find the perfect job that suits you best, that you are happy with. Careers adviser will give you a list of jobs roles in your specific sector and then gives brief summary of what the job involves and helps show you what jobs roles could possibly be yours, the job roles range due to your skill, qualifications and the location, careers adviser will help you create a CV that stands out from the rest as well as helping you achieve your dream job.
In Bexley you could go to Bexley College for Careers guidance, you may want to London borough Bexley for local Careers advice or Adult Education College Bexley Advice & Guidance.





Currier's fairs
Currier's fairs is an exhibition to show off different companies job roles to people who are looking for employment, this benefits the companies and the public as it offers a new recruitment and new opportunities for the public to get jobs, this can also change a person’s view on the job as they may find something even better that they prefer, trade fairs offer a wide range of job roles and employment opportunities, Currier fairs are stalls that allow people to visit, learn about the job and collect a few handouts for extra information about the job, this also shows the public what roles are on offer and if the person waiting to be recruited has the right qualifications then they could be looking at their next job, Universities also hold careers fairs for their current and recently graduated students to help support them in the future. 

National press and trade press are types of papers that you can read except national press advertise job roles and events in the newspaper that you can attend to seek further advice on your careers, where as trade press are publications directed to people looking for a job in a certain category, this also provides details about the job to show you what’s on offer and help you decide whether its right for you.

Personal contacts are communication through network devices to another person, you can get personal contact numbers or e-mail from a company you wish to work for and have a discussion over the phone or ask them to email you details about the job what they are looking for, what jobs are available and what you need to qualify for the job.

Word of mouth is direct communication from one person to another, you can ask and talk face to face with an employer or an employee and ask for the details and job description and what you will have to do and to see if you are really interested in the job or have second thoughts. Word of mouth is reliable a resource as it is information from someone who has worked and has experience in the media industry in a specific unit.

The Internet offer a whole world range of jobs that you could apply for online, the internet is a good resource to find, learn and get details about a specific job, the internet also shows us which companies are advertising jobs that you want and where the organisation location is so you could stop by and visit. The internet can also help you contact a specific company by the use of social media and emails, and finally it also allows employers to advertise and sell their job to the public, an example of an internet browser is Internet explorer, Google chrome and Yahoo.


Networking is a way to interact with employers over the internet or over the phone, networking has become a good way for companies to promote their business to attract more employees while at the same time helping people who are interested in the job to find out what job part would specifically suit them.


Some well-known example of job/careers fairs are…
·         London job show
·         National Careers Guidance show London
·         Skills London




unit 8: assignment 2 Task 1

Task 1 assignment 2 Who’s who?

Where would I go to find extra information and key terms about job opportunities and recruitment in media?

Careers advice
 Careers advice is a person who gives you helpful advice and specific information about the job to see if you are interested in the job or help you decide which job in the media is right for you, a careers adviser is specially trained to work with the public and help you find the perfect job that suits you best, that you are happy with. Careers adviser will give you a list of jobs roles in your specific sector and then gives brief summary of what the job involves and helps show you what jobs roles could possibly be yours, the job roles range due to your skill, qualifications and the location, careers adviser will help you create a CV that stands out from the rest as well as helping you achieve your dream job.
In Bexley you could go to Bexley College for Careers guidance, you may want to London borough Bexley for local Careers advice or Adult Education College Bexley Advice & Guidance.





Currier's fairs
Currier's fairs is an exhibition to show off different companies job roles to people who are looking for employment, this benefits the companies and the public as it offers a new recruitment and new opportunities for the public to get jobs, this can also change a person’s view on the job as they may find something even better that they prefer, trade fairs offer a wide range of job roles and employment opportunities, Currier fairs are stalls that allow people to visit, learn about the job and collect a few handouts for extra information about the job, this also shows the public what roles are on offer and if the person waiting to be recruited has the right qualifications then they could be looking at their next job, Universities also hold careers fairs for their current and recently graduated students to help support them in the future. 

National press and trade press are types of papers that you can read except national press advertise job roles and events in the newspaper that you can attend to seek further advice on your careers, where as trade press are publications directed to people looking for a job in a certain category, this also provides details about the job to show you what’s on offer and help you decide whether its right for you.

Personal contacts are communication through network devices to another person, you can get personal contact numbers or e-mail from a company you wish to work for and have a discussion over the phone or ask them to email you details about the job what they are looking for, what jobs are available and what you need to qualify for the job.

Word of mouth is direct communication from one person to another, you can ask and talk face to face with an employer or an employee and ask for the details and job description and what you will have to do and to see if you are really interested in the job or have second thoughts. Word of mouth is reliable a resource as it is information from someone who has worked and has experience in the media industry in a specific unit.

The Internet offer a whole world range of jobs that you could apply for online, the internet is a good resource to find, learn and get details about a specific job, the internet also shows us which companies are advertising jobs that you want and where the organisation location is so you could stop by and visit. The internet can also help you contact a specific company by the use of social media and emails, and finally it also allows employers to advertise and sell their job to the public, an example of an internet browser is Internet explorer, Google chrome and Yahoo.


Networking is a way to interact with employers over the internet or over the phone, networking has become a good way for companies to promote their business to attract more employees while at the same time helping people who are interested in the job to find out what job part would specifically suit them.


Some well-known example of job/careers fairs are…
·         London job show
·         National Careers Guidance show London
·         Skills London