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  Paragraph 1- comment 1 Paragraph 2- comment 2 For the assessment I was able to include other products and reference specific animal crossing moments well. However, I need to improve on including specific examples of what I'm describing like the viewership for GTA videos and how they influence productions. How to plan in media: -Explain how ongoing audience interaction influences video game production. -Nintendo have made a game with a low rating PEGI 3 because it enables a much wider audience. -PEGI- pan, euro, game -Have a point, explain, brief -People watch YouTube videos about the game Plan for another question -The impact of digitally convergent media is that it allows for multiple media sources to be accessed from the same platform. This will make companies such want to allow their products to be sold for multiple platforms so that games are not exclusive to a console. This means when it is distributed it will be able to be purchased a lot easier and will increase the custom...

 In 2027 the BBC license fee will be abolished. The BBC are neutral and their funding comes from this fee that's paid by TV owners. Report not comment. Q1: theory question. Apply a theory to 2 sources Q2: analyse ML and representation in the sources Q3: News context- use knowledge of case studies to support answer Q4: theory question. Apply theory to the news industry generally Question 3- News contexts economic contexts - In managed decline facing challenge of competition and how to monetize digital content. Print revenues falling and platforms like Facebook and Google monopolize the profits from online ads. The Daily mail makes more revenue online. They have had to invest and adapt to compete with changing expectations of audiences in the digital age (constantly updated). The Guardian are a charitable trust and ask for donations Political context - The Press is the fourth estate: underpins democracy and holds the powerful to account. Politically, our social system is a capitalist...

 Marketing is part of a franchise Marvel puts characters in the opening logo, this is a good way to market other properties. As new characters are added the logo changes. Marvel marketing - A guide to their characters - TV adverts - Talk shows - soundtracks - posters Marvel used different posters as they want to keep the advertising fresh in people's minds. If they were to use the same poster for everything  Because of COVID, it had a shortened theatrical window. Shang chi was received well by critics and movie goers earning earning $90 million dollars in the first weekend. Shang chi did not get received well in China Cretton is still attached to Shang chi 2

 The debts were paid off ( until Walt throws even more money into his next films), millions of profit Walt builds a studio - which despite serious ups and downs grows and grows Walt later died in 1966 during the production of Jungle book Snow white appears in many other movies such as Shrek which is made by DreamWorks ( a rival of Disney)  Snow White is in the public domain however Disney have their version of Snow White copywritten Copywrites have a lifetime and will eventually run out and become public domain A modern audience would watch Snow White from a very different prospective compared to the original audiences and in todays day and age there are many problematic gender politics behind the film and may not be a great example for young people today. Merida The main protagonist of Brave (2012) Merida is the daughter of King Fergus and is a archer who wants to carve her own path in life. Message to young girls to live your own life Cinderella Released in 1950 Comes from a...

 Marvel releases films in phases Diversity- the lack of it in Hollywood -Film industry accused of being too white, too male, too straight, too American, too narrow -For many years the film industry did what it wanted -Representation and diversity have become huge issues for the film industry -To enjoy a film people need to know they are being represented in front and behind the camera Obsession of White Hollywood - SPARK The way people interact with films has changed Similar to the game industry the pandemic accelerated growth for subscription services for films and tv shows Cinema Cinema will stay as a form of entertainment but may slowly be phased out later down the line but at the moment there is still people who want to go and watch films as a experience rather than just sit in their houses and turn on the tv.

 -MCU is the name given to the set of franchises owned mostly by Marvel. -For copywrite reasons, characters such as Spiderman are owned by other companies. In Spiderman's case, Sony. -MCU aren't just films but also tv shows, tv specials, comics ( cross-media convergence) -MCU is planned in different phases, with interlinking series -Shang chi is part of phase 4 Triptico | Order Sorter Shang chi 25th film in MCU It made £432 million (very similar to the amount to Snow white) budget was £150 million Shang chi appeared in 1973, in Marvel comics -he was based on Bruce Lee 'The Mandarin' featured in the Iron man franchise as a villian 'The Mandarin' a bad stereotype was not received well in China Character of Xu Wenwu is an evolution of the previously problematic character- the politically acceptable 'Mandarin' .  In comics the character was called Fu Manchu.  Production timings:  Started filming process in Australia. Other Marvel films have been filmed in Au...

 emotive language in headlines 1. House prices collapse around the country 2.Football fans rush the pitch 3.Train seats destroyed by youths 4.Shortage of funds cripples schools 'Prime minister upholds his family values with his fling' 'PM PUTS FAMILY SECOND AND UPHOLDS FAMILY VALUES IN 'HUGE LAPSE OF JUDGEMENT' The challenge was trying to uphold everyone's needs from the headline when creating it to make a headline that is widely agreed on. Press freedom index Press is to hold the powerful to account PFI measures how much freedom the press has in a given country In countries in high press freedom reporters will be able to hold powerful accountable In countries with low press freedom reporters are punished for publishing against powerful UK at 24 for press freedom North Korea rated bottom state controlled vs free press The phone hacking scandal The press of the world found hacking into peoples phones that convinced family, friends and police that Milly Dowler was...

 The American film industry, sometimes abbreviated to Hollywood, is the most important in the world's film production. Hollywood is the Centre of film production and hosts major studios. Traditionally the industry has been referred to as being dominated by the big 5 studios- although this is more complicated now than before. It was the big 6 for many years.  big 5 Walt Disney Warner Bros Paramount Universal Sony By 1927 people expected to hear a full orchestra whilst they watched a film The music tied the film and the reaction of the audience together

  viewpoints and ideologies style confidence trendy fashion cool cutting edge hyper style elevation clash of ideologies between Dove and River Island as Dove goes against conventions where as River Island embraces it. Established 1948 Over 250 UK stores Expanding worldwide and online Conventional high street fashion advertising Media language- Direct address to audience, camera mid shot allowing to see the wheelchair, centralized text using sans serif- crisp/ modern.  Representation- disability, ethnicity positive representation, confidence Brand values and ideologies- inclusivity, equality, celebrate differences, forward thinking liberal #LabelsAreForClothes x Ditch The Label | River Island Edit In this campaign River Island are aiming to be more progressive and separate their brand from anything that would exclude minorities. This is done to show the public and challenge that we should not see people as a one word phrase or tired stereotypes but instead see people for who th...

 development- ideation, script writing, script completion pre production- pitching to producers production-  post production-  distribution- Film production The cinema has evolved from black and silent films edited by physically cutting film strips to 3D digital content spliced together on computers. How are films advertised trailers, posters, billboards, hire people to do things, social media, side of busses, pop ups/ events, talk shows, interactive, premiers above the line- you know their advertising to you below the line- you may not be certain if their advertising to you Since the invention in late 1880s film making was a long and challenging thing. But with the invention of new technologies film making evolved with things such as CGI allowing film makers to make more realistic grass than grass in real life. Nowadays films talk on vocal points of our society. Furthermore, the inclusion of different different races more in films allows more people to project onto chara...

 The job of news is to report on events and tell people what has happened keeping people up to date. 413522= 17 Egalitarianism: a striving for everyone to be equal Pragmatism: practical solutions, getting on with it Regulation: rules Ethics: rules that govern an area of life that are agreed by a community Morals: what an individual or family thinks is right or wrong Economics for dummies The conservative party likes to  cut tax, spend less on services (NHS, schools, public transport) and give people the money instead. They then spend it and this makes businesses successful. The Labor party likes to increase taxes to spend more on services ownership The Guardian is owned by Scott Trust limited The Daily mail is owned by Viscount Rother mere BBC is a government regulated organization Difference between reporting and commenting Reporting is telling us what is happening, whereas commenting is sharing your view on something the news has been packaged for us we don't get neutral sou...

 'The fourth estate' The press is a critical pillar holding up society It is equally essential in the modern world as the other three were in the ancient world 'The term Fourth Estate refers to the press and news media in explicit capacity of reporting the News without advocacy nor framing political issues' Our news papers often comment and judge, they don't report Most of the British news media is right wing, conservative supporting Tabloid -  gossipy larger pictures/ small amount of copy less formal emotive headlines puns/ slang focus on soft news celebrities, sport, tv reading age of 8 C2DE reader sans serif Broadsheet - more informative more copy less pictures/ smaller pictures tell the full story more formal ABC1 reader serif hard news politics, finance Mid market tabloid- large headline that dominates front cover image covers front cover sensationalist headline emotive language hard news with tabloid style 20 years age over 9 million newspapers sold a day now ...

 In Walt Disney: A life in Films, Mel Giedroyc explores how Disney stepped into producing feature length animations through Snow White. It also highlights how Walt Disney was seen as reckless and stupid for attempting to make Snow White with many in the industry denouncing it, sure that it would fail and bankrupt Disney calling it ' Disney's folly'. The episode tells the story of Walt Disney wanting to move animation past shorts he ignored critics investing heavily advancing animation through the use of techniques such as multiplane camera to add depth to scenes. The film became a blockbuster validating Disney giving way for animations future in cinema.

 Cars In 1934 work started on plot and character design, the film was released in 1937 Technology changed a lot in that time - and Disney was at the forefront of that Multiplane Disney wanted to get rid of the flat backgrounds in shots so came up with the multiplane technique to eliminate the problem of when zooming in and out the background would change size. Cell Hand drawn pictures placed over backgrounds so color comes out behind it  Disney made it popular. Used until the 90s when the computer became popular. Large staff force was needed. technicolor Dye transferred to 3 different color strips expensive By 1932 Disney bought rights to use technicolor By 1940 only 12% of films used technicolor Rotoscoping Tracing over an actor to make a scene Early animations were to stiff Makes video more fluid  Used in Snow White