Wednesday 26 May 2010
Monday 24 May 2010
Friday 21 May 2010
Thursday 20 May 2010
Practise Exam Questions
Discuss the issues raised by an institution’s need to target specific audiences within a media industry which you have studied’.
‘The UK film industry, what must it do to flourish?’
‘Discuss the ways in which media products are produced and distributed to audiences within a media area which you have studied’.
‘What is the impact of New Media Technologies on the film industry?
Remember - any of them you complete at home, please bring them in to be marked
‘The UK film industry, what must it do to flourish?’
‘Discuss the ways in which media products are produced and distributed to audiences within a media area which you have studied’.
‘What is the impact of New Media Technologies on the film industry?
Remember - any of them you complete at home, please bring them in to be marked
Tuesday 11 May 2010
An Introduction to marketing.
This presentation contains all the notes on marketing, film release patterns and analysing film trailers - as discussed in the lesson on Tuesday 11th May 2010.
Please make sure that the homework is completed for Tuesday 18th May.
You need to complete this worksheet analysing THREE Working Title Film trailers and answer the questions labelled 'questions to consider' for each film trailer.
Introduction to marketing1
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Please make sure that the homework is completed for Tuesday 18th May.
You need to complete this worksheet analysing THREE Working Title Film trailers and answer the questions labelled 'questions to consider' for each film trailer.
Thursday 6 May 2010
Wednesday 5 May 2010
FILM DISTRIBUTION - Lesson three
Film distribution[1]
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Watch a variety of clips from http://www.launchingfilms.tv/marketing.php
Film distribution guide
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Viral Marketing Campaign
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AUDIENCE - Lesson two
Watch the clips from 'Positioning, Genre and Audiences' and 'Target Audience.'
www.launchingfilms.tv/planning.php
Notting Hill - A Working Title Film
Working Title Fact Sheet Guide
www.launchingfilms.tv/planning.php
Audience
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Notting Hill - A Working Title Film
Nottinghill productionissues
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Working Title Fact Sheet Guide
Working title fact sheet guide
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Notting Hill worksheet to be completed while watching the film.
Year 12 as media studies notting hill worksheet
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Read Working Title History Worksheet
Working title history
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INTRODUCTION TO WORKING TITLE
An introduction to Working Title Article
news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/film/2821801.stm
Film Industry in Britain and Introduction to Working Title Films - Lesson one
Watch the Working Title film 'Atonement' and answer the questions on this worksheet.
Read 'Atonment' Production Notes.
news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/film/2821801.stm
Film Industry in Britain and Introduction to Working Title Films - Lesson one
Working title films[1]
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Watch the Working Title film 'Atonement' and answer the questions on this worksheet.
Read 'Atonment' Production Notes.
Atonement production notes
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Atonement
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The Film Industry in Britain
Use this website to research a particular aspect of the media industry.
www.skillset.org/film/business/index.html.
Why Britain needs a film industry
Jobs:
The British Film Industry supports many British people by supplying them with jobs and an income.
These jobs include: building, acting, painting, make-up, electrician, directing, costume designing, writing, advertising and many many more.
This is important to the British economy as if we relied on the American Film Industry we would have many unemployed and our economy would loose a lot of money. Also it would mean we would have to rely on America for our living.
Tourism:
Thousands of people a year come to walk round the British Film Industry, or places in which films have been made in Britain. E.g: People from Europe, America and other places (even people from the UK) have travelled quite far for a holiday or break just to visit Alnwick castle, where the Harry Potter films were set.
This provides many local businesses with money and an income, because B&B's, small hotels or other hospitable places get more business from the people visiting their areas.
They also come to see many new English actors, hoping to meet them or visit the places in which they grew up or were born. E.g: Some people visit Chester or West Kirby, as this is where Daniel Craig, star of the new Bourne films was born and went to school.
All this tourism is good for England and for other countries, as it opens everyone up to each other and other cultures. Bringing in tourism lets us not only make our businesses thrive, but also allows us to meet people from other cultures.
www.skillset.org/film/business/index.html.
Why Britain needs a film industry
Jobs:
The British Film Industry supports many British people by supplying them with jobs and an income.
These jobs include: building, acting, painting, make-up, electrician, directing, costume designing, writing, advertising and many many more.
This is important to the British economy as if we relied on the American Film Industry we would have many unemployed and our economy would loose a lot of money. Also it would mean we would have to rely on America for our living.
Tourism:
Thousands of people a year come to walk round the British Film Industry, or places in which films have been made in Britain. E.g: People from Europe, America and other places (even people from the UK) have travelled quite far for a holiday or break just to visit Alnwick castle, where the Harry Potter films were set.
This provides many local businesses with money and an income, because B&B's, small hotels or other hospitable places get more business from the people visiting their areas.
They also come to see many new English actors, hoping to meet them or visit the places in which they grew up or were born. E.g: Some people visit Chester or West Kirby, as this is where Daniel Craig, star of the new Bourne films was born and went to school.
All this tourism is good for England and for other countries, as it opens everyone up to each other and other cultures. Bringing in tourism lets us not only make our businesses thrive, but also allows us to meet people from other cultures.
As media dictionary[1]
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Monday 3 May 2010
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