Thursday, 24 March 2016
Pitch Structure
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/11jxvlkIS2v4L6b8ohe-GH0M-5BvT-H8H-UzPwHeZPsk/edit#slide=id.g120fbff8a7_0_194
Thursday, 17 March 2016
Green Screen Session
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1BZCLCwLcVOl9pMBRo0ysuv3AtXYao-p31eUivmg1S3M/edit#slide=id.p
Wednesday, 16 March 2016
Research Techniques Task 1
Copy and paste these questions in to a blog post. Answer them in full sentences.
- What is quantitative research?
- Give an example of quantitative research done in Media.
- What is qualitative research?
- Give an example of quantitative research done in the Media.
- What is primary research?
- How could you conduct primary research?
- What is secondary research?
- How could you conduct secondary research?
- What is BARB?
- What do they do?
- What is RAJAR?
- What do they do?
- Define Audience Research
- Define Market Research
- Define Production Research
- Making reference to audience, market and production research explain why research is done in the Media industry.
Use the links in this presentation to help you.
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1wJQGgoTAlA94rhAs09xqlgn9_VB1eadDdCBBdmJADxc/edit?usp=sharing
Sunday, 13 March 2016
Research Techniques
Copy and paste these into a blog post.
Write underneath if you believe the research is quantitative or qualitative.
1) A comparison of viewing figures between X Factor and Strictly
2)Interviews on why you like Coronation Street
3)Time taken to run 100m for 10 athletes
4)Level of satisfaction in life on a scale of 1 to 10
5)A focus group conducted about your music video
6)Religious beliefs of 100 students at Ashton Sixth Form College on a ticklist
Decide if this research is primary or secondary
1)Researching Tilikum from old home videos
2)Interviewing 10 people on their thoughts about SeaWorld
3)Reading a book on the behaviour of Killer Whales
4)Observing Killer Whales to learn about their behaviour
5)Googling Tilikum
6)Going to SeaWorld and watching a whale show
Write underneath if you believe the research is quantitative or qualitative.
1) A comparison of viewing figures between X Factor and Strictly
2)Interviews on why you like Coronation Street
3)Time taken to run 100m for 10 athletes
4)Level of satisfaction in life on a scale of 1 to 10
5)A focus group conducted about your music video
6)Religious beliefs of 100 students at Ashton Sixth Form College on a ticklist
Decide if this research is primary or secondary
1)Researching Tilikum from old home videos
2)Interviewing 10 people on their thoughts about SeaWorld
3)Reading a book on the behaviour of Killer Whales
4)Observing Killer Whales to learn about their behaviour
5)Googling Tilikum
6)Going to SeaWorld and watching a whale show
Saturday, 12 March 2016
Pitching
Copy and paste these questions into a blog post.
1)What is a pitch?
2)Why do we have pitches in the media industry?
3)What makes a good pitch? List three things.
4)What makes a bad pitch? List three things
5)What does PUT OUT TO TENDER mean?
1)What is a pitch?
2)Why do we have pitches in the media industry?
3)What makes a good pitch? List three things.
4)What makes a bad pitch? List three things
5)What does PUT OUT TO TENDER mean?
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