revision unit 2

type of product :

interactive - website, game ,app 

print - magazine, newspaper, advertising 

audio visual - film,  TV show, trailer, advert, radio ad 

client requirements: what they want you to do using the BRIEF

primary research: you do it yourself , online surveys focus groups interviews

secondary research: you have sourced from else where, internet book articles or documentaries

costs and constraints 

constraints: time , budget, weather, staff, availability of talent location and resources

Regulation bodies: ASA, BBFC, PEGI, OFCOM, PRS ,IPSO, W3C they oversee and regulate to make shore people are following the rules 

job roles

- project manager : the staff member tasked with keeping a project running to time and budget

- (graphic) designer : roles cover the usual visual design of a media product. could be print, web or interactive

- coders/ programmers: technical creators of web + interactive products they need a clear structure to work form they work along the designers 

- producer: in TV/film staff are tasked to ensure the production is on scheduled staff are hired bills are paid and funding is managed.

- Director: tasked with the creative detection of the piece the director oversees production + development of the project from idea to finished piece.

- director of photography + cinematographer: work under director to set up the shots and filming sequence. they will also direct the staff of the VFX, SFX Prop ,Costume,Set teams. this is to ensure a film/ TV  'looks' right 

- editor: in any media product, the editor will make decisions on the inclusion or commission of content. they are responsible for turning the planned product into reality, unseeing the given raw content.

- copy writer :the staff member whop writes text for a production. e.g. advertising slogans , brochure or web  page content. normally not a journalistic.

law + ethics: 

- laws set in place by a government enforced by police and court.

- ethics placed in morals dependent on the individuals personal code and values

copy write:

- the law in which intellectual property is protected for the creator/ commissioned unless permission are given for secondary use.

PRS:

- performance writes in which a piece of copywriter media can only be exhibited/ played in an establishment with a PRS licence 

libel/ slander :

writing (liable), slander (speacken)

ethical concern - any issues where an audience member may no longer interact with a producer based on its content