Brandon Barnes unit 2

Legal Impact on media  When producing digital media , there is a wide range of legislation that affects the production Some of these are acts of law  Some of these are legal issues  freedom of information act , defamation law (slander and libel) , data protection act , intellectual property act , copyright design and patents act 1988, human rights act  HUMAN rights act - they are the value that keep everyone of us fair just and legal they are protected by a law and some people want to get rid of legal rights European convention of human rights  Data protection act - a UK based law and every company has to follow 8 key principles as UK companies have to process and store your data fairly and securely by law your data has to be kept accurately and should be for the reason it was collected and as long as needed , should be processed within the UK and should be made available to the data subject and there are websites where I can report if your data has been used  Copyright - is too protec

 Media regulatory bodies  Multi sector  ASA all advertising  OF COM tv radio and telecommunications Specific BBFC film  VSC gaming  PRS music  ISPO newspaper and magazines  W3C internet  RAJA radio 14/10/22 JUST A MINUTE Ethical issues in media is when a activity , advert created conflict with moral principles this includes stereotypes  freedom of speech , racism , this can be ruled by own knowledge or legally even if isn't a legal break it is still know as morally wrong Acronym of regulatory bodies  ASA - meaning the advertising standard authority asa is The UK independent advertising  regulator The ASA make sure ads around The UK stick to advertising rules  OFCOM- meaning the office of communication the government approved regulatory and competition authority for the broadcasting telecommunications  and postal industries BBFC - meaning is the British board of film classification out focus is on helping families chose well by providing them with the guidance to help them chose  PR

 The leveson inquiry  What is it about  It is about phone hacking victims and how it effected the world and journalist breching privacy and a police raid on 2006  What is the main issue  The news of the world and phone calls was being leaked and how people used to use phone hacking to find out information as a journalist such as d blunkett having a affair  Are these legal or ethical issues  these are legal issues as they affect the world and Are legally wrong  How do you know the difference  Legal actions are applicable to any individual present within a state or country that implements that particular set of laws on the other hand ethical right are considered a voluntary and personal act of individual based on there perception of right or wrong  Defining ethical issues in media  Ethical in media is about doing the right moral thing . Something may be legally correct , but is it the right thing to do Considering the ethical impact of a media product is important to ensure the product d

 Skills needed for my short film/first episode Creative video editing skills ,social media knowledge ,comedic skills ,digital awareness , acting skills , time management skills , team working skills ,  What skills are you lacking  Experience Time constraints Funding Personnel needed  POST PRODUCTION : sound designer, videograher, editor , falle editor , graphics designer PRODUCTION: actor, director , camera operator , producer , web designer  PRE PRODUCTION :  , story board , script writer , location manger , set designer H/L THE ROLE OF A PRODUCTION  What does the role of production designer entail ? Is too understand how the director reads the script how he wants his vision designed and envision where and how the director wants to go through set design, it could be be a practical location or a set made from scratch and being in a theatre with a group of actors and role in the theatre and being able to work with them to produce a set and picture everyone’s imagined  During a productio

 Crowd funding  Crowd funding donation method people can donated money in small increments , to a project which they believe has morals and ethical value that is good for the community  Pre order model people make online pledges during a campaign of pre buy the product for later delivery Kickstarter Reward based model where investors get the satisfaction of helping and immediately receives a pre - determined reward or item of value Equity model  large number of regular people to investing small amounts funding early start-ups with the expectation to receive dividends or investment appreciation What is crowd funding ?  It is a method when people donate money to a project where they believe it will do well and good for the community What are the benefits to a company ? They have a audience and people can help there product by donate money towards them  What are the benefits for people who contribute ? Sometimes they are giving something back from the donation to the project a reward base

What are they   Revenue streams are the various sources from which a business earns money from the sale of goods or the provision of services. The types of revenue that a business records on its account depend on the type of activity carried out by the business How to generate them  Asset sale . The most widely understood revenue stream derive from selling ownership  rights to a physical product also through usage fee and subscription fee  Building on types of revenue  "Sponsorship - payment for brand association with the final product. This could include big companies or smaller, local companies. "Corporate Finance - Money injected by businesses convinced the project is a good investment and will provide a good return over a lengthy period of time " Advertising (which can include pop up ads) - payment for brand placement within a media product • Franchising - The intellectual property of the original product is licensed to other partners for commercial use like merchand

Homework    Identify two pre-production documents that Andrew and Krishner could use to show Treat TV their initial ideas for the ‘Make Me a Baker’ title sequence. Compare the effectiveness of each in relation to the task and brief. 9pts The brief is to make a new reality TV baking show. But the question above only refers to making the ‘title sequence’ for it.  Firstly Andrew and Krishner are producing a TV show so they could use a storyboard as this will help them plan ahead and give them a visual representation on what there aiming to produce and this can help them create scenes to construct there title sequences however a storyboard uses illustrations and if they are presented poorly this can cause there visual representation to be incomplete but the use of descriptive writing underneath each scenes slot this can resolve the problem of a storyboard which can help them with shots types , angles and duration and there production of the title sequence and capture the tv shows meaning a