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creative i media
topic 1
media sectors
film, tv, radio and print publishing are all types of traditional media
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tv includes news, cartoons and soaps, which are all quick and easy to produce and don't really need a focus on the production side of things
print publishing includes magazines, posters, brochures and comics
computer games, interactive media, internet and digital publishing are all types of new media
jobs in the industry
animator, content creator, graphic designer, graphic artist, photographer, script writer and web designer are all creative roles in the industry
camera operator, game developer, sound editor, audio technician. video editor and web developer are all types of technical jobs in the industry
campaign manager, creative director, director, editor and production manager are all senior roles
senior roles oversee projects, take overall responsibility for the style, design decision, managing teams of people, liaise with clients and designs meet clients requirements.
campaign managers help identify the type of audience that they are trying to reach and help make the movie / tv show pique their interest.
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editors assemble the scenes of the film. they manipulate the plot, sound and effects that go into the final film to make it more enjoyable
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topic 2
How style, content and layout are linked to purpose
When creating media products there will always be a purpose. The purpose will impact in the design of the product. There are five purposes: advertise, educate, entertain, inform and influence
Advertise/Promote: Used to sell a product or service to viewers, readers or listeners. Advertising banners on websites are one example of using media to advertise.
Educate: Media is used to teach skills or new knowledge, e.g. an animation showing how to carry out a task.
Entertain: Media used to entertain, e.g. films, comics, games, podcasts
Inform: Similar to educate but media which informs can also be used to give instructions or information too, e.g. leaflets, maps.
Influence: Media can be used to influence people, such as encouraging people to follow a certain movement, or point of view, e.g. campaign posters, videos of interviews.
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research methods
primary source
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examples: interviews, surveys, questionnaires, video footage
secondary source
it is "second hand" which means someone has already interpreted the data and its accuracy might not be very good
examples: biography, tv, books, textbooks
qualitative information
about thoughts, ideas and feelings
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