Key Terms Revision

Conglomerate - A company which owns a collection of other companies(called subsidiaries) such as    Disney 

Distribution - It is how a company shares its product to the public Disney uses Disney disney+

Synergy - Is when you choose the most effective method of marketing using your subsidiaries to maximise success of a brand or product. When there is a film being released a company might also bring out toys as well. Cross promotion and cross branding Hat Trick productions teamed up with channel 4 to create derry girls

Horizontal integration - Is when a company promotes across different subsidiaries

Mise-en-scene - elements of film

Costume

Lighting

Props 

Makeup

colour

acting gesture

Continuity Editing - where we watch something that is seamless where we don't notice the cuts

Non continuity - Where there is obvious cuts and are supposed to notice them

Flashbacks

montage

Panning - where a camera moves from either right to left or left to right to establish temporal or spatial

Tilt shot - where the head moves

composition - Is how we film something. 

Rule of third - where we split the screen into nine different sectors

Explain what the term ‘ABC1’ means.

ABC1 is a social grade that means that they are upper class. This refers to people who has a higher disposable income

Justify what type of products would be suitable to advertise in two of the print publications from Fig.1. 

For the daily mail more expensive cars adverts would be appropriate as they have more disposable income

State what the acronym ‘BARB’ stands for.

Broadcasters' Audience Research Board

Explain what BARB’s role is.

Identify the most popular genre of programme on BBC 1.

Soap Operas

BBC is a public service company

Older women watch the BBC whereas channel 4 is watched by younger people .

Explain what the term ‘public service ownership’ means. Use examples to support your answer.

All the content is for the benefit of the audience. The BBC is a public service company. It is payed by the tv licence 

Explain how a conglomerate company operates differently to an independent company. Use examples to support your answer.

Identify the name of a cross-media company.

Disney

alphabet inc

sony

microsoft

bauer media

what synergy is then you explain it

Explain how the company you identified above uses synergy. Use examples to support your answer

Analyse the concepts of ‘genre’ and ‘representation’ in a media product you have studied.

Jason mittel

David Buckingham 

Rick Altman

Manuel Alfredo 

x factor, which is on at prime time

Water cooler show

Simon Cowell

Fast paced editing

non diegetic sound 

Explain two ways products are advertised to audiences in the digital age. Use examples to support your answer.

Below the line advertising 

personalised recommendation

cookies on a website

putting a film on at the cinema

Discuss the extent to which you agree with the regulatory guidelines associated with a media product you have studied.

ASA - advertising standards authority regulates adverts that are on tv

bbfc - British board of film classification

R rated

12

12a

Ofcom 

PEGI - Pan European Gaming Information 

IPSO - Independent press standards organisation

They can't be libel