Assignment 1 Unit 34 Television Studio Production: – The Content and Structure of Studio Based TV Production

Assignment 1 – Content and Structure of studio based TV

01ZERO-ONE STUDIOS

 

This guide will discuss the various types of studio productions that can be filmed at 01Zero-One’s TV Studios, be it fictional, factual or entertainment.  We will also discuss the advantages of using a TV studio, be it control of sound, control of lighting or the low-cost associated with it.

The TV studio set up and ready for filming.

Types of studio productions

Fiction

There are various types of fictional programmes that can be filmed in a studio, from action to drama to science fiction series’, our studio and facilities allow you the opportunity to film many types of programmes.

They include, but not limited to, the following genres:

• Action

Our studios are ideal for indoor action sequence that are on a limited budget because you can take advantage of our green screens to “key out” the environment, and our ceiling grid allows for more room during the intense action sequences.

Marvel Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. [1]

• Sitcom

Our studios are suitable for shooting sitcom comedy because you will have access to multiple camera setup and room for a small audience.

Friends [2]

• Drama

In our studios we have ceiling grid to attach lighting on and this allows for more room in the studio to film with.

Mad Men [3]

• Science Fiction / Sci-Fi

We have Green Screens with which you can shoot in all sorts of environments, this is hugely advantageous for shooting science fiction as it allows you to change the environment swiftly and easily by “keying out” and our screen setup allows you to view this effect in real-time.

The Expanse [4]

• Historical

Within our studios you have the option to film out-door with the help of our green screen technology for a fraction of the cost of travelling to said location and our sets can be furnished and lit for indoor historical settings as well.

BBC’s Tudors [5]

• Soap Opera

You have the opportunity to build a small set within our studios with the use of tables, chairs, props and also use our green screens to change the environment, this is great when shooting a Soap Opera that is usually on a low-budget.

ITV’s Coronation Street [6]

Factual

Non-Fictional or Factual programmes are very common in 01Zero-One’s studios, there are various interviews that place and other small projects that are filmed in our facilities. Many of our clients include the likes of BBC, Channel 4 and many celebrities have graced our studios.

In this section we will list the various types of TV shows that can be filmed in our facilities, these include the following:

• Interview

The studio is perfectly equipped for your interview needs, we have multiple cameras that enable you to have the classic over the shot shoulder shot that is prevalent throughout TV.

• Current Affairs

We have an ideal environment for creating a current affairs show in the studio, you can make use of our green screen to “key in” the background of your choice and broadcast live to your desired network.

The Daily Show with Jon Stewart [7]

Light Entertainment

Our studios are well suited for filming Light Entertainment also called Variety Show and Variety Entertainment, these types of shows are very common at 01Zero-One’s studios and is an ideal place filming these.

Light Entertainment includes some of the following genres:

• Magazine Shows

The studio is well suited for filming of magazine shows just like Entertainment Tonight, Our ceiling grid allows for a much wider room when filming and our green screen allows you to “key in” with your preferred environment.

Entertainment Tonight [8]

• Music Shows

Our studios are a great place to create music videos and music shows, we have a ceiling grid for creating spot lights and programmable lighting with our lighting board to control lighting, and sound treated walls that allows you to record your audio without outside noise affecting it.

The Voice [9]

Advantages of studio productions

Here we will show and explain to you the advantages of using a studio for video production. We will show you why you should choose 01Zero-One Studios, from the control of sound, control of lighting, control of set, control of audience, the proximity of production facilities, controlled entry, proximity of on-site facilities, security, budget control, health and safety and low transport costs.

The latest video equipment to work with, the Canon 5d DSLR and Canon XHA1 High Definition Camcorder.

One of the advantages of using a TV studio for filming is the control of sound, a studio allows you to reduce unwanted noise in your production by having acuostically treated walls, which as you know can be detrimental to a TV production as you have only a few takes to get the sound right whereas video can be manipulated easier. The walls also allow for the sound to be softer so there is no echoing of any kind.

Another advantage of using a TV studio for control of sound is that you have the option to set up and use multiple sound recorders and this helps reduce the amount of takes you would have to do, which in turn reduces production time, it also helps with the recordings being much more cleaner.

An example of a live music video production made in our studios. 

We have computers that allows us to make live conference calls during filming, and a lighting board that has dimmer switches that can be automated to have presets for you recording.

The control of lighting is one of the biggest advantages when using a TV studio for filming, with it you can control the amount of light that your film receives and the colour balance of the film, instead of the constant change in colour and light that an outside production can cause. It can also be used to brighten or darken certain areas and with the use of gels give the film a different mood altogether.

Our TV studios allows you to broadcast live events and control the production with ease.

Making a production in a TV studio allows you to control the set in which you work, whether it is the cameras that has to be adjusted, which can be operated with ease during filming, the lighting which can be adjusted and set to your preference, the green screens available for use in “keying out”, these all help you to produce the ideal TV production.

During filming the “keyed out” effect can be utilised with the use of green screening to create a virtual studio. In this Example we have the Channel 4 News Studio.

We have green screens available for hire as well, which can be used in post production for “keying out”. Our Tv studio is also fully air-conditioned for your comfort. The studio has approx size of 8.7 x 6.5m.

A test example that used a  Green Screen for video production made in our studios.

Our facilities have close access to production facilities, which allows you to produce your film in-house, we have the latest 4k Apple iMac computers available with the latest Final Cut Pro software to make that happen. We will also provide you with technical support for the TV studio equipment that you will be using.

We have the latest Apple 4k iMacs with the latest Final Cut Pro software.

With our studios you have access to our on-site facilities, which includes the public toilets, fast 100mb internet access, tables and seating when required and upstairs library area for eating food. There are also various shops and food stalls available just outside of the campus.

Working in a TV studio allows you the opportunity to control the audience while filming, this advantage helps to make it so that your audience behave in a respectful manner while you shoot. Where as in an outdoors production you may have people who will not respect the film you are shooting and in a worst case scenario interrupt it.

Our facilities has a controlled entry, which allows you to produce your production in relative seclusion and our security guard present at all times, which is there for your safety and the success of your production.

We also have a green room available for make up that has a capacity of 6-8 people with a variety of different furniture equipment available including mirrors, chairs, tables. approx size 2.7m x 3.7m.

Hiring a studio allows you to control your budget, the cost of the studio hire is much lower than say renting a studio and owning your own equipment and hardware, which can cost you thousands of pounds or more.

You will also save money from transportation costs as we are near Piccadilly Circus and Oxford Circus underground stations and various bus routes. We also have parking available if you own your own vehicle.

You can find us at the following location below on google maps:

Health and safety is of paramount importance to us here at 01Zero-One Studios, we provide our clients with health and safety guidelines to follow while in the studio as well as having necessary precautions available in terms of an accident. There are various fire exits in the premises as well as alarms, fire extinguishers and sprinkler systems.

Our facilities have Fire Exits with easy access located inside the studios.

We have relatively cheap hire rates here at 01Zero-One Studios, compared to other studios like Green Screen studios we have much lower prices, you will find a list of all the prices in the section below.

 Hire rates and opening times are below:

Half day (4 hours, 9 – 1pm or 2 – 6pm)  £295 +VAT.

Full day  (9 hours 9 – 6pm) £495 +VAT.

Additional hours on full day: £85+VAT per hour up to 9.00pm. £105+VAT after 9pm.

After 10pm during weekdays and  weekends, additional fees might be applied.

Weekend (full days only)  9am – 6pm £750 +VAT (includes tech support and building security). Additional hours: £80 up to 9.00pm.

Use of Gallery equipment including Panasonic 400 HD vision mixer: £150 plus £75 per camera channel. / £85 + VAT (Half a Day)

Make-up space with mirror: £100 + VAT (Full Day)  / £50 + VAT (Half a Day) 

Autocue system (fits any camera): £40 + VAT (Full Day) / £20 +VAT (Half a Day)

Technician Support (minimum 4 hours) £30/hour. Security staff* (minimum 4 hours) £20/hour.

 

References

[1] Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., (2013). [TV programme] ABC.

[2] Friends, (1994). [TV programme] NBC.

[3] Mad Men, (2007). [TV programme] AMC.

[4] The Expanse, (2015). [TV programme] Syfy.

[5] The Tudors, (2007). [TV programme] BBC.

[6] Coronation Street, (2016). [TV programme] ITV.

[7] The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, (2015). [TV programme] Comedy Central.

[8] Entertainment Tonight, (2016). [TV programme] CBS.

[9] The Voice, (2016). [TV programme] BBC.

Bibliography

Brown, L. and Duthie, L. (n.d.). The TV studio production handbook. 1st ed.

Singleton-Turner, R. (2011). Cue & cut. 1st ed. Manchester, UK: Manchester University Press.

Owens, J. (n.d.). Television production. 1st ed.

 

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The 01 Zero One Studio

This assignment will look at some of the programmes that could be made at the 01 Zero One studio such as:

• Fiction (e.g. drama, sitcom, soap, opera)
• Factual (e.g. news, current affairs, magazines, live debate shows)
• Light entertainment (e.g. quiz shows, games shows, variety and music shows)

01 Zero One Studios has spaces for hire during the day, evenings and weekends. Bookings can be done on a half-day or a daily basis. Hiring of the studios can be on a long or a short-term basis.

There are a variety of spaces, as well as items, such as camera equipment; film editing studios; green rooms; lighting rooms; TV Studio set up and rigs; tables; chairs; internet bars, conference room, as well as outdoor space available for hire. All space includes Internet access with audio-visual systems for presentation.

Technical support is included (should you require any assistance with the equipment and to enable you to focus on your project!)

LOCATION

The 01 Zero One Studio is based at:

Hopkins Street, London W1F 0HS

For studio bookings and enquiries contact Erik:
Email: studio@01zero-one.co.uk
Tel: 020 7025 1988
Mob: 07944 833 256

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01Zero-One’s TV Studios,  has the facilities to produce a variety of studio base productions.   be it fictional, factual or entertainment.  We will also discuss the advantages of using a TV studio, be it control of sound, control of lighting or the low-cost associated withThe studio is perfectly equipped for your interview needs, we have multiple cameras that enable you to have the classic over the shot shoulder shot that is prevalent throughout TV.

Advantages of studio productions

Here we will show and explain to you the advantages of using a studio for video production. We will show you why you should choose 01Zero-One Studios, from the control of sound, control of lighting, control of set, control of audience, the proximity of production facilities, controlled entry, proximity of on-site facilities, security, budget control, health and safety and low transport costs.

With our studios you have access to our on-site facilities, which includes the public toilets, fast 100mb internet access, tables and seating when required and upstairs library area for eating food. There are also various shops and food stalls available just outside of the campus.

Working in a TV studio allows you the opportunity to control the audience while filming, this advantage helps to make it so that your audience behave in a respectful manner while you shoot. Where as in an outdoors production you may have people who will not respect the film you are shooting and in a worst case scenario interrupt it.

Our facilities has a controlled entry, which allows you to produce your production in relative seclusion and our security guard present at all times, which is there for your safety and the success of your production.

We also have a green room available for make up that has a capacity of 6-8 people with a variety of different furniture equipment available including mirrors, chairs, tables. approx size 2.7m x 3.7m.

Hiring a studio allows you to control your budget, the cost of the studio hire is much lower than say renting a studio and owning your own equipment and hardware, which can cost you thousands of pounds or more.

You will also save money from transportation costs as we are near Piccadilly Circus and Oxford Circus underground stations and various bus routes. We also have parking available if you own your own vehicle.

Our facilities has a controlled entry, which allows you to produce your production in relative seclusion and our security guard present at all times, which is there for your safety and the success of your production.

We also have a green room available for make up that has a capacity of 6-8 people with a variety of different furniture equipment available including mirrors, chairs, tables. approx size 2.7m x 3.7m.

Hiring a studio allows you to control your budget, the cost of the studio hire is much lower than say renting a studio and owning your own equipment and hardware, which can cost you thousands of pounds or more.

You will also save money from transportation costs as we are near Piccadilly Circus and Oxford Circus underground stations and various bus routes. We also have parking available if you own your own vehicle.

Advantages of studio productions

Here we will show and explain to you the advantages of using a studio for video production. We will show you why you should choose 01Zero-One Studios, from the control of sound, control of lighting, control of set, control of audience, the proximity of production facilities, controlled entry, proximity of on-site facilities, security, budget control, health and safety and low transport costs.

You can find us at the following location below on google maps:

Health and safety is of paramount importance to us here at 01Zero-One Studios, we provide our clients with health and safety guidelines to follow while in the studio as well as having necessary precautions available in terms of an accident. There are various fire exits in the premises as well as alarms, fire extinguishers and sprinkler systems.

Our facilities have Fire Exits with easy access located inside the studios.

We have relatively cheap hire rates here at 01Zero-One Studios, compared to other studios like Green Screen studios we have much lower prices, you will find a list of all the prices in the section below.

Assignment 1 – Content and Structure of studio based TV

01ZERO-ONE STUDIOS

 

This guide will discuss the various types of studio productions that can be filmed at 01Zero-One’s TV Studios, be it fictional, factual or entertainment.  We will also discuss the advantages of using a TV studio, be it control of sound, control of lighting or the low-cost associated with it.

The TV studio set up and ready for filming.

Types of studio productions

Fiction

There are various types of fictional programmes that can be filmed in a studio, from action to drama to science fiction series’, our studio and facilities allow you the opportunity to film many types of programmes.

They include, but not limited to, the following genres:

• Action

Our studios are ideal for indoor action sequence that are on a limited budget because you can take advantage of our green screens to “key out” the environment, and our ceiling grid allows for more room during the intense action sequences.

Marvel Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. [1]

• Sitcom

Our studios are suitable for shooting sitcom comedy because you will have access to multiple camera setup and room for a small audience.

Friends [2]

• Drama

In our studios we have ceiling grid to attach lighting on and this allows for more room in the studio to film with.

Mad Men [3]

• Science Fiction / Sci-Fi

We have Green Screens with which you can shoot in all sorts of environments, this is hugely advantageous for shooting science fiction as it allows you to change the environment swiftly and easily by “keying out” and our screen setup allows you to view this effect in real-time.

The Expanse [4]

• Historical

Within our studios you have the option to film out-door with the help of our green screen technology for a fraction of the cost of travelling to said location and our sets can be furnished and lit for indoor historical settings as well.

BBC’s Tudors [5]

• Soap Opera

You have the opportunity to build a small set within our studios with the use of tables, chairs, props and also use our green screens to change the environment, this is great when shooting a Soap Opera that is usually on a low-budget.

ITV’s Coronation Street [6]

Factual

Non-Fictional or Factual programmes are very common in 01Zero-One’s studios, there are various interviews that place and other small projects that are filmed in our facilities. Many of our clients include the likes of BBC, Channel 4 and many celebrities have graced our studios.

In this section we will list the various types of TV shows that can be filmed in our facilities, these include the following:

• Interview

The studio is perfectly equipped for your interview needs, we have multiple cameras that enable you to have the classic over the shot shoulder shot that is prevalent throughout TV.

• Current Affairs

We have an ideal environment for creating a current affairs show in the studio, you can make use of our green screen to “key in” the background of your choice and broadcast live to your desired network.

The Daily Show with Jon Stewart [7]

Light Entertainment

Our studios are well suited for filming Light Entertainment also called Variety Show and Variety Entertainment, these types of shows are very common at 01Zero-One’s studios and is an ideal place filming these.

Light Entertainment includes some of the following genres:

• Magazine Shows

The studio is well suited for filming of magazine shows just like Entertainment Tonight, Our ceiling grid allows for a much wider room when filming and our green screen allows you to “key in” with your preferred environment.

Entertainment Tonight [8]

• Music Shows

Our studios are a great place to create music videos and music shows, we have a ceiling grid for creating spot lights and programmable lighting with our lighting board to control lighting, and sound treated walls that allows you to record your audio without outside noise affecting it.

The Voice [9]

Advantages of studio productions

Here we will show and explain to you the advantages of using a studio for video production. We will show you why you should choose 01Zero-One Studios, from the control of sound, control of lighting, control of set, control of audience, the proximity of production facilities, controlled entry, proximity of on-site facilities, security, budget control, health and safety and low transport costs.

The latest video equipment to work with, the Canon 5d DSLR and Canon XHA1 High Definition Camcorder.

One of the advantages of using a TV studio for filming is the control of sound, a studio allows you to reduce unwanted noise in your production by having acuostically treated walls, which as you know can be detrimental to a TV production as you have only a few takes to get the sound right whereas video can be manipulated easier. The walls also allow for the sound to be softer so there is no echoing of any kind.

Another advantage of using a TV studio for control of sound is that you have the option to set up and use multiple sound recorders and this helps reduce the amount of takes you would have to do, which in turn reduces production time, it also helps with the recordings being much more cleaner.

 

An example of a live music video production made in our studios. 

We have computers that allows us to make live conference calls during filming, and a lighting board that has dimmer switches that can be automated to have presets for you recording.

The control of lighting is one of the biggest advantages when using a TV studio for filming, with it you can control the amount of light that your film receives and the colour balance of the film, instead of the constant change in colour and light that an outside production can cause. It can also be used to brighten or darken certain areas and with the use of gels give the film a different mood altogether.

Our TV studios allows you to broadcast live events and control the production with ease.

Making a production in a TV studio allows you to control the set in which you work, whether it is the cameras that has to be adjusted, which can be operated with ease during filming, the lighting which can be adjusted and set to your preference, the green screens available for use in “keying out”, these all help you to produce the ideal TV production.

During filming the “keyed out” effect can be utilised with the use of green screening to create a virtual studio. In this Example we have the Channel 4 News Studio.

We have green screens available for hire as well, which can be used in post production for “keying out”. Our Tv studio is also fully air-conditioned for your comfort. The studio has approx size of 8.7 x 6.5m.

A test example that used a  Green Screen for video production made in our studios.

Our facilities have close access to production facilities, which allows you to produce your film in-house, we have the latest 4k Apple iMac computers available with the latest Final Cut Pro software to make that happen. We will also provide you with technical support for the TV studio equipment that you will be using.

We have the latest Apple 4k iMacs with the latest Final Cut Pro software.

With our studios you have access to our on-site facilities, which includes the public toilets, fast 100mb internet access, tables and seating when required and upstairs library area for eating food. There are also various shops and food stalls available just outside of the campus.

Working in a TV studio allows you the opportunity to control the audience while filming, this advantage helps to make it so that your audience behave in a respectful manner while you shoot. Where as in an outdoors production you may have people who will not respect the film you are shooting and in a worst case scenario interrupt it.

Our facilities has a controlled entry, which allows you to produce your production in relative seclusion and our security guard present at all times, which is there for your safety and the success of your production.

We also have a green room available for make up that has a capacity of 6-8 people with a variety of different furniture equipment available including mirrors, chairs, tables. approx size 2.7m x 3.7m.

Hiring a studio allows you to control your budget, the cost of the studio hire is much lower than say renting a studio and owning your own equipment and hardware, which can cost you thousands of pounds or more.

You will also save money from transportation costs as we are near Piccadilly Circus and Oxford Circus underground stations and various bus routes. We also have parking available if you own your own vehicle.

You can find us at the following location below on google maps:

Health and safety is of paramount importance to us here at 01Zero-One Studios, we provide our clients with health and safety guidelines to follow while in the studio as well as having necessary precautions available in terms of an accident. There are various fire exits in the premises as well as alarms, fire extinguishers and sprinkler systems.

Our facilities have Fire Exits with easy access located inside the studios.

We have relatively cheap hire rates here at 01Zero-One Studios, compared to other studios like Green Screen studios we have much lower prices, you will find a list of all the prices in the section below.

 Hire rates and opening times are below:

Half day (4 hours, 9 – 1pm or 2 – 6pm)  £295 +VAT.

Full day  (9 hours 9 – 6pm) £495 +VAT.

Additional hours on full day: £85+VAT per hour up to 9.00pm. £105+VAT after 9pm.

After 10pm during weekdays and  weekends, additional fees might be applied.

Weekend (full days only)  9am – 6pm £750 +VAT (includes tech support and building security). Additional hours: £80 up to 9.00pm.

Use of Gallery equipment including Panasonic 400 HD vision mixer: £150 plus £75 per camera channel. / £85 + VAT (Half a Day)

Make-up space with mirror: £100 + VAT (Full Day)  / £50 + VAT (Half a Day) 

Autocue system (fits any camera): £40 + VAT (Full Day) / £20 +VAT (Half a Day)

Technician Support (minimum 4 hours) £30/hour. Security staff* (minimum 4 hours) £20/hour.

 

References

[1] Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., (2013). [TV programme] ABC.

[2] Friends, (1994). [TV programme] NBC.

[3] Mad Men, (2007). [TV programme] AMC.

[4] The Expanse, (2015). [TV programme] Syfy.

[5] The Tudors, (2007). [TV programme] BBC.

[6] Coronation Street, (2016). [TV programme] ITV.

[7] The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, (2015). [TV programme] Comedy Central.

[8] Entertainment Tonight, (2016). [TV programme] CBS.

[9] The Voice, (2016). [TV programme] BBC.

Bibliography

Brown, L. and Duthie, L. (n.d.). The TV studio production handbook. 1st ed.

Singleton-Turner, R. (2011). Cue & cut. 1st ed. Manchester, UK: Manchester University Press.

Owens, J. (n.d.). Television production. 1st ed.

 

 

 

 

 Hire rates and opening times are below:

Half day (4 hours, 9 – 1pm or 2 – 6pm)  £295 +VAT.

Full day  (9 hours 9 – 6pm) £495 +VAT.

Additional hours on full day: £85+VAT per hour up to 9.00pm. £105+VAT after 9pm.

After 10pm during weekdays and  weekends, additional fees might be applied.

Weekend (full days only)  9am – 6pm £750 +VAT (includes tech support and building security). Additional hours: £80 up to 9.00pm.

Use of Gallery equipment including Panasonic 400 HD vision mixer: £150 plus £75 per camera channel. / £85 + VAT (Half a Day)

Make-up space with mirror: £100 + VAT (Full Day)  / £50 + VAT (Half a Day) 

Autocue system (fits any camera): £40 + VAT (Full Day) / £20 +VAT (Half a Day)

Technician Support (minimum 4 hours) £30/hour. Security staff* (minimum 4 hours) £20/hour.

 

References

[1] Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., (2013). [TV programme] ABC.

[2] Friends, (1994). [TV programme] NBC.

[3] Mad Men, (2007). [TV programme] AMC.

[4] The Expanse, (2015). [TV programme] Syfy.

[5] The Tudors, (2007). [TV programme] BBC.

[6] Coronation Street, (2016). [TV programme] ITV.

[7] The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, (2015). [TV programme] Comedy Central.

[8] Entertainment Tonight, (2016). [TV programme] CBS.

[9] The Voice, (2016). [TV programme] BBC.

Bibliography

Brown, L. and Duthie, L. (n.d.). The TV studio production handbook. 1st ed.

Singleton-Turner, R. (2011). Cue & cut. 1st ed. Manchester, UK: Manchester University Press.

Owens, J. (n.d.). Television production. 1st ed.

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FICTION

TV Drama

                                                                   Hill Street Blues

Sex and the City

FACTUAL

Current Affairs

LIGHT ENTERTAINMENT

Quiz shows

Chat shows

 

STUDIO PRODUCTION PROCESS

Every studio production must go through a number of developmental processes. These include:

• Writing
• Planning
• Staffing
• Productionstages and set up  Sets (including studio)
• Financing & budgeting

STUDIO BENEFITS

Television Studio programme making is a multi-camera procedure. The advantag of shooting in a studio environment are as follows:

• Live audience
• Can use green screen
• Control of lighting
• Control of sound
• Climate control
• Multi-camera setup
• Floor manager

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UNDERSTANDING HOW MEDIA PRODUCTS ARE CONSTRUCTED FOR SPECIFIC AUDIENCES

Media Audience

Ways in which media audiences are constructed

When planning the construction of any media product there are three key elements that you need to consider:

• selection
• composition
• combination

Selection

Selection in media production has to do with choosing the right information; Selection is all about choosing the best idea for the advertisement. The first step in developing a good media product is through planning. It is all about researching, sorting and choosing the best ideas, which will bring quality results. BTEC First Media p116.

In selection it is important to know your target audience, it is important to determine the target audience as well as to know, what it they are looking for is and to set about meeting the requirements for that audience. This can be done by observing what people like, as well as the reason they like the particular product, so that you can either bring out a similar product, or a more advance product which they might find interesting.

For example, some audience are interested in more of the same kind of products, which perform in perhaps, a better yet similar way. This information can be drawn from utilizing information from audience referencing and audience selection, which will enable advertisers to gain insights on audience preferences.

This information provides the ability for advertisers to be able to create products, which will interest a particular audience. By doing this it is then possible for an advertiser to select the correct audiences who would be interested in their products. For example, in my advertising project where I was selling the Samsung Galaxy S 2 android phone , where I had to generate and develop the audience interest in the Samsung Galaxy Sw2 as oppose to the I phone 4s.

Through the use of audience profiling, it was possible to gain the audience’s interest in the product as well as to use possible to sell the feathera side by side comparison, and helping the audience to make an informed choice, by showing them the benefits, such as savings they would get by choosing the Samsung S2 as oppose to the I phone which is more expensive. It also means providing the correct specification on both phones; such as comparing and contrasting detailed information about performance and abilities, as well as the ease and qualities the, affordability will help the consumer to see that indeed, this phone is what I need.

Selection is also about choosing the right genre. This means looking at the category, whether it comedy, fantasy. It looks at how to choose the right words to help captivate its audience. It also includes choosing the right colour, tone and texture. Selection also looks at how colour and lighting are used to captivate an audience.

Selection also looks at production technology, this has to do with how technology will be used in the construction of the product, for example, will it incorporates the use of video, audio, print, audio and or as well as digital. It also researches these ideas to see the best possible results which can be had by using the different technology process, and the type of result that can be achieve by combining different products together.   It is important to plan which technology will be selected and how the advertisement will run, and which will be the best method so as to bring the desired results.

Selection looks at the different methods of distribution. These include television, cinema, radio, internet, CD, ipods, mobile phone, home entertainment system and computers. is about looking at how to create a good combination of distribution methods which will bring the desired results. For example by combing a package of internet, from researching the best results for reaching a maximum results with a youth audience, it may result in the decision to advertise on prime time TV, on programs such as Britain’s got talent, the X factor, as well as on the internet, via programs such as You Tube, Face Book, as well as My space, via Games and in cinemas.

Codes and Conventions.

Codes and conventions looks at the standards by which products are created. It looks at styles, contents, cultural codes, such as what certain things mean to certain people, who are from different backgrounds, it also includes, the use e of lighting and camera shots, such as the different angles of shots which help to create a different mode and impact.

It is also important to look different changes which take place over a period of time. All audience are subject to change over a period of time. These changes can come about because of cultural, economic as well as ideological shifts, and it can affect the result of many ideas, and can create upward or downward aspiration.

Codes of convention is about being able to tell what a program is all about even if when you switch to an unfamiliar TV program. For example, to be able to tell, if a particular program is a comedy or a sitcom.

The codes and conventions of a sitcom includes being able to recognise:

• Limited number of characteristic
• Exaggeration of characteristics
• Limited theme tune
• Use of canned laughter
• Use of catch phrase
• The use of linear narratives which uses equilibrium
• The scene is set around small social group such as friends, familiar or work settings.

In media compositing, there are also factors such as the use of parody or spoofs of existing products. It also looks at the use of imitations such as the use of comic or satirical ways, such as poking fun at the original. For example, Meet the Spartans (2008), was a spoof of the 300 (2006). In addition to this, Scary Movie (2000) a spoof of the horror film Scream, (1996).

Another example is pastiche. This is in the form of a genre, it is usually copies other people’s idea by utilizing ideas which were originally used by others. For example they copy similar ideas, such as colour, design, lighting camera angles, and other arts and designs used by others in creating their products, without giving credits to the original producers.

COMPOSITION AND COMBINATION

Composition

Composition looks at how products are crated or structured. For example t looks at how open titles are used in Television, typographical impact as well as styles and feathers for interactive medial. It involves the materials, which are needed to create the advertisement.

Combustion

Combustion has to do with the way in which different elements are included in the assembly of products.   It looks at how to create an effective sequence and how to fit things together to create a presentable result. It looks how to create effective programs, or how to put things together in a sequential order. For example, when  examining, The Rock-pile song, it looks at it suitability and purpose, for example.  ”crawling from the Wreckage”, i.e, “would the song be it be suitable for a  “Golden Oldie’ Show”, on the other hand,  playing this song after a news flash, which reported a fatal accident on the motor way would be very offensive.

Combustion of materials in media production is about combing and improving products by rearranging and compiling goods in a manner that brings out the best qualities within the goods. It’s about selecting the best soundtrack and visuals as well as the best captions to create and impact as well as bring out the best in the product we are creating.

Composition

Audience composition has to do with the proportion of viewers who actually view an advertisement. When composing a media product, one needs to be careful in the selection and to know how to how to actually break down information and to select information which would be of interest to the viewers who will actively view an advert.

Composition looks at Audience analysis. This helps media producer to recognise what the audience is looking for, so they can create these media products suitable to that audiences.

Composition pays specific attention the the viewers who actually and the a specific advertisement they are interested in viewing. It also pays with special attention to the viewers age and gender.

Composition help advertisers to deicide where they need to place their advertisements, in order for it to capture the more suitable audiences. It utilises, Geo-demography ,as well as psycho=demography as socio-demography profiling. This helps to reveal which audiences is more suitable, and provide ways to decide on audiences selection and how to use audience selection to help make good decision. By deciding on how to select an audience, one needs to look at areas such as their age, and sex which are more likely to use in creating a particular product.

Composition also help advertisers to be better able to plan, the cost of their advertisement. It also look at how to select the spot where the advertisement can be placed to bring the best result, observing the amount of actual viewers by age and sex who actually view adverts. This help advertises to gain a more desired results.

Composition also allows advertisers, to make cost effective planning so that they can successfully, calculate a more realistic cost to achieve, realistic viewing, which will produce a good result from their target audience.

It is most vitally important however,  to create the right product for that audience. For example, the BBC selects the stories for their news hour. BBC news has the largest news organisation across the whole world. They have over 2000, journalist, who gathers information for the news, it is important to select the right materials, so the information need to be sorted and selection of the best material must be made, so as to give the most effective result.

First, the advertiser needs to decide who is the target audience and to determine if the product selected is the best product for the particular audience.  Audience profiling, is a way of selecting an audience for a particular product.  This helps to decide whether a particular audiences is bet suited for a particular product though the use of  audience profiling.  in the way of  helps to decide on the most suitable product for the audience.

Selection is also involved with making, the best decisions and to looks at deciding whether or not the advertisement will run in the newspaper, or on TV, radio, internet, billboard of whether one will combine a number of selections to better generate a more strategic result. [5]

Combustion

Performance Combustion in Media Production

Is about using strategic planning and skills, to generate a message which stimulates the audience into making purchases.

For example, combustion utilizes the ability to create effective messages by the use of selective message through voice, text and images, impacted with emotive language, to generate the power and impact the audiences to make purchases.

Combustion in media uses mental projection to engage its audiences. Through the use of powerful images, texts and sounds, combustion uses metaphors to create an impact on the audiences in a way which lingers in their minds; this helps to stimulate their emotions and a desire for the product which is being advertised.

Modes of address

In media production, the mode of address is concerned with the way the audience feels about the advertisement.

It is about capturing, the interests and the integrity and the sense of pride of the audience.

It is the art of making the audience feel a sort of comradery and a form of identify with the advert is only about themselves; it also help them to feel connected to the advert, thereby creating a form of inspiration between the two, creating a bond which he audience take personal and wanting to claim the advert and the product as a personal possession.

It is the job of advertisers, to make the audience feel that the advertisers have got their interest at heart and the products which are being advertised, is exactly the right product for them. people in the advertisement are only talking directly to the individual. This results in making them feel important and connected to the advertisement

This is a prime example of personifying the product which are being advertised, for example Frostiest uses the character, Toney Tiger, to generate an image in the minds of the consumers. Tony the Tiger, is created as an image to which individuals, to be exact, e young children, latch on to; forming a bonds and creating what is called a self-identify with the product in this instance, cornflake is associated with the character Tony Tigers..

Advertisers found that consumers had trouble identifying with the product, but when they introduced Tony, consumers could identify more easily with Tony Tiger, than they do with the cereal, thus, creating a vital connection with the image of the tiger and the child.

Additional to this it is believed that the image of the tiger, which many children can connect with, or which they can identify with toney, as most young children has handled a stuff toy or they may have had a stuff toy whom they called their friend. This, then, has helped to trigger and interest, and has helped to create a bond and the individual, who is creating their interest and trust. For this reason the reason why the image of the tiger is being used to penetrate the minds of young children and to lure these children into getting their parents to buy these flakes and other items which are targeted at children.

The reason for this is that psychologist, and advertisers, are very much aware that every parent want the best for their children and they are willing to do whatever it takes to make then happy. That is why, advertisers put their adverts in the prime slots to ensure that they are aired during children’s programme to entice the children in getting their parents to purchase these goods on their behalf.

The idea of personification in advertisement was introduced by Leo Burnett, and has influenced millions of children across the globe. It has become one of the most influential people in the 20th century by introducing personification to advertising by creating icons such as Tony the Tiger and The Marlboro Man and more, which lead to a huge success during the advertising campaigns. I heard that when they changed the men to be women in the ad’s people started buying the cigarettes more than they did before

Mapping in Media is a concept which is used to analyse the ways in which the audience react to certain advertisement.

It is the ability to classify the time in when certain audiences spend viewing a particular advertisement.in addition to this, also, particular attention is paid to the age, as well as the gender, as it is believed that a certain age group as well as certain gender pays more attention to certain adverts than do others. For example, it is believed that 20 % of Breakfast show’s listeners are males between the ages of 25 year old 35 years old.

This study uses a concept Map to help link and analyze certain project

 

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combination

Concept Map for Media Studies

• It can be used to:

Radio and online journalism are similar because they are single activities which cannot be shared with others, so we do these alone, they are not a group activity. We listen to the when we are driving alone. Or perhaps while working. We read the newspaper alone. We read online news at our work terminal, or on our mobile phone or laptop. It’s not a group activity, unlike television which can be consumed as a group activity.

Social media on the other hand is consummated as a group activity, for example: ask Twitter look at the best way of saying it, “Do you know the answer to this question?” or should it be, “Does anyone know the answer to this question?”

Other group activities include, virtual social space, in which they are a group.

But isn’t a blog comments thread a similar virtual social space? No.

synchronicity: is about capturing the moment, it is about seizing that moment occupying that space. It Is about addressed that crowd, before you lose the momentum.

In asynchronous, we occupy space at different times, and return to check the results. That is making your mode of address, work.

Asynchronous communication is dominant type of online communication, it includes, : email, blogs, forums while, Live chat, IM and some social media like Twitter are synchronous.

When communicating in radio land and via twitter” is to “ holler at you” for example depending on the type of audiences you can say. “Does anyone know of) rather than saying, “Do any of you know?” or “Do you guys know…?”

Message can be subtle but personally. online writing is similar the same mode as radio writing. It is :personal, direct, individualistic. – so keep conversation flowing. . If I was writing a style guide for online communication (including journalism), I’d pretty much make those four elements the fundamental rules.

Codes

When looking at codes, and audience for radio, we tend to look at how the reading of text come across to the audience. For example, Textual codes are constructed for construct possible reading positions for the addresser and addressee. And is constructed by the idea of the Building Jacobson’s model Thwaites et al. define ‘the functions of address’ in terms of the construction of such subjects and of relationships between them.

A textual code can be defined as a set of ways of reading which the producers and communicate to the Interpretative community’ (Fish 1980, 167ff, 335-6, 338). David

Morley demonstrated that differential access to the textual codes of a programme in the television ‘news magazine’ genre

(Morley 1980).

It is important to familiarise oneself with with the necessary codes which are related to to social position on hand. Factors which can affect these codes includes, as class, ethnicity, nationality, education, occupation, political affiliation, age, gender and sexuality.

Some codes are more widespread and accessible than others those which are widely dispersed. Codes such as those which are learned at an early stage. may seem ‘natural’ rather than constructed (Hall 1980, 132).

John Fiske distinguishes between broadcast codes, which are shared by member of a mass

Another type of code is the Narrowcast code. This is aimed at a different type of audience, for example the pop audience, pop music tend to have a more selected audience which may sometimes be smaller than the actual

broadcast code; this is known as a ballet code  and it is a narrowcast code (Fiske 1982, 78ff). Broadcast codes are learned through experience; narrowcast codes often involve more deliberate learning (Fiske 1989, 315).

According to Basil Bernstein, Fiske code is refers to as the broadcast codes. It is described by some media theorists as ‘restricted codes’, with Fiske’s narrowcast codes are being described as ‘elaborated codes’ (Bernstein 1971). ‘Restricted’ codes are described as structurally simpler and more repetitive (‘overcoded’), because of what the theorists call a high degree of redundancy. This code uses this codes uses several elements to emphasise and

reinforce it preferred meanings.

In contrast, however, literary writing  or individuals who are into  certain particular poetry,  has a difference type of code. (Lotman 1976).

The difference between ‘restricted’ and ‘elaborated’ codes

Modes of address can also be used to define the ways in which a relationship is being developed. For example, a producer may use a type of languages who communicate information to the audience. It has to have a certain type of audience it may have to use Standard English or colloquial teams depending on the type of show and the audiences it attracts. The advertisement

The producer has to make some type of assumptions about his intended audience; to see whether his plans will reflections the idea intended; for example these questions should be of a paramount in this regards.

• For example:  Will the spoken language, be shouted or whispered?
• will the tone harsh or soft?
• Is the accent a regional one or does it sound quite neutral? http://www.aber.ac.uk/media/Documents/S4…

 

In looking at These two sport headlines are most likely to appear in the Tabloids New Paper. The News of the World or The Guardian News.

 

Media products can communicate to audiences in various ways.

 

East enders may have a story aimed at adults like a murder and then in the same episode have a romantic story aimed at a younger audience. This is called Multi-Media producers cant always produce exactly what they want and there are often strict rules and guidelines in place that limit and control what they can produce.

 

All media products is subjected to Legal restrictions . for example there is Copyrights Laws. This mean that one cannot copy p somebody else’s work and use  as if it were their own., to be able to use this, they would have to get permission form the owner. Information on haw this can be done is given on the particular websites or in books, or magazine or on CD covers. To get permission one would need to write to the producer or the individual that is in charge of the project to get permission of use.

 

Can you think of any examples where you might want to use a media product in your work?

Legal Constraints

Constraints

• There are strict laws around defamation, race discrimination and data protection that can limit what information a media product can contain.
• However the law on the freedom of information can often help a newspaper, website, or radio or television documentary team that is try to report on something that may be a bit controversial.

 

• For example certain MP’s had to give up their expenses to newspapers and some were found to claim excessive expenses and some were fraudulent.

 

 

Liable

• There are laws about what you can and cant say about indivuals and groups in a particular media product. The Libel Law prevents media producers publishing or broadcasting anything about somebody that is untrue or may damage his or her reputation.
• In 2007 Keira Knightley successfully sued the Daily Mail for £3000 in damages as they published a photo of her on a beach with an article about her slender figure.

 

• This insinuated she had an eating disorder, they also placed the article next to a story of a girl who died of
• anorexia stating the article suggested she caused this by setting a bad example.

 

 

• Why do you think Keira Knightley was unhappy with what the newspaper had written about her?
• Why did it break libel law?
• Why does it tend to be rich and famous people who take media companies to court?

 

Assignment 2

Task 2 Making products for a specific audience

• Choose one existing media product that has a clearly defined target audience. Investigate the product and, in your own words describe the main ways in which the product is constructed for its target audience.
• Include some detailed examples to support your comments about how the product is constructed for its target audience.
• Explain and try to evaluate how the product is constructed for its target audience. Include precise and detailed examples to support what you are saying.

 

• To aim for a Merit grade, your investigation into the existing products needs to be quite thorough and include some specific references to the construction processes You also need to identify why these particular processes were used for the target audience.
• To aim for a Distinction grade, your investigation into the existing product needs to be very thorough and you need to go beyond description to explain in detail and depth which processes have been used to construct the product for its target audience. The examples you use should be precise and detailed.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Objective                    At the end of this assignment, the student will be able to demonstrate an understanding of how the media industry thinks about its audiences and how this affects the way anything created for those audiences is produced. In addition, learners should be able to think critically about how audiences understand and make sense of media products.

 

Task                              In pairs, you are required to create a narrated PowerPoint presentation in which you analyse a television show of your own choice and explain in detail the way in which your chosen television show is classified with consideration of how the product was created for its audience. Remember that you are NOT required to write a review of the show.

 

1. Your first slide should introduce your show, providing details of when it was first aired, on what channels and which production companies were involved in making it. The slide should be titled ‘background information’. You will also need to keep notes for your script, which you must develop all the way through the assignment.

 

1. The next task is to research your television show and collate as much information about your media product as possible, using the internet and the library. Within your research you must visit the BARB website (www.barb.co.uk) in order to find ratings for your chosen product. Your next slide should be entitled ‘Viewing Figures’ and here you should post details of how many people watch the show.

 

1. From your research, you must create a new slide titled ‘audience profile’ of who would be most likely to watch your chosen show. You can include an image of a typical audience member and then describe them with specific consideration of Standard Occupational Classification, lifestyle, geodemographics, ratings

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Unit 34 Television Studio Based Production. for Matt Taylor

Content and Structure of a TV Based Studio

The purpose of this blog is to provide an update  of the skill needed to work in a television studio.

The Scenario

The manager of 01 Zero One  advertisements to help maximise commercial booking for the hire of the TV Studio space.  It he has aded to produce a page for their website that outlines the potential use and benefits of the TV Studio production.    The page should be aimed at widening the current commercial client base to include smaller independent production companies and less experienced new talent.  Ensure to analyse the benefits and advantages of the TV studio production will also add feathers to be generated greater interests  and to encourage more bookings at the “01 Zero One”, website by posting more details  about the  products and services as well as the benefits offered at the 01 Zero One Studios, in a range of genre.

Task 1 (LO1, AC 1.1, M3)

Ensure to compile an overview of the studio-based television programming  to provide information and to engage potential commercial clients.

Upload finished guide to your personal blog.

include relevant information on a range of the following topics:

(1)       Type of studio production

fiction (eg Drama, sitcom, soap opera

Factual (eg News, current affair, Magazine, Live debate shows)

Light entertainment (eg quiz shows, game shows, variety, music shows)

Advantages of studio productions

(2)      It will also look at :

Control of sound; control of lighting control of set; control of audience, proximity of facilities; proximity of on-site facilities; controlled ensure; health and safety; budget controllability; low transport cost.

ensure to illustrate and explain well chosen profession productions of different genres of Tv studio productions.

The blog will also look at producing a poster  with upgraded information about the 01 studios commercial advertisements to enhance the products advertised on the webpage, to bring more traffic to the page.

In addition to this, the blog will also look at  the practical skills which are essential to  to set up and enable a Studio Based Video Production.  It will also look at offering short courses which would benefit individuals in developing skill for use with cameras, editing and other Studio facilities. such as how to plan, execute, edit produce and promote  short films as well as other studio based television programme.

The  information will include:

• Research & information gathering skills

 

• Effective production team working skills

 

• Professional  software editing Skills

 

• Practical Video production Skills

 

• Professional, editing and software Skills

 

• Legal implication including copyright of images from the internet or famous characters.

 

The blog will also research information on  getting started in film, highlighting, “Studio Base Television Program”.

 

Film production

 

It will also look at the various types of production and production stages which are involved in a Tv studio production.

 

The different stages of production includes

• Pre production or Planning
• Production
• Post production

Pre production

The pre production stages includes planning , setting up meetings, with the director, and he different members of the team. It also includes , setting up the budget, the production Team, camera crew, sound engineers, the lighting gaffer, as well as Managing directors, Finance officer, Health and safety team. to decide of , the terms and conditions as well as , costs, cast. Locations, costumes, stage managers, equipment, crew, ensuring the health and safety, and getting everything together for a successful production.[2]

Production

The production stages begins with the filming and recording of the project. It include capturing the scenic aspects of filming, the mis.sen sense, the lighting, sound and recording them.

Post production

The post production stage of the project is where all the footage, sound and lighting which was captured during the production stage is edited; allowing the editor to change and rearrange the scene and angles of the film. During  productions the camera crew  often filmed at a number of different locations to create variation and variety of scenery. This is usually done in different stages of the production.  The shots are then arranged and rearranged in the order specified by the producer during postproduction; so as to create scenic  environment to add more realistic and real to life feel to the film.

Postproduction also includes the compiling of images, sound and lighting effects to add creativity dept and a feel of professional touch to the film. it also include Editing which enabled smooth flow between shots, as well as to enable smooth introduction of scenery to create a more interesting venue, and lastly, editing using premier pro, movie editor, or the industry professional software, final cut pro.

The final stage of  film production is of a vast importances, it includes:

• Manufacturing
• Promoting
• Advertisers
• Sales
• Distribution
• Promotional Stage

• On large scale production  the crew members, production team as well as the roles and responsibilities will be intense and  require an established, efficient team. this would require a  a big budget and would be more  demanding; and extensive production team as can be seen below:PRE PRODUCTION includes:
• Pitch
• Proposal
• Planning
• here is an example of what a production schedule should resemble.
• Production Schedule 

This document consist of all of the shooting dates, times and locations. A copy of this should be distributed to all group members and also any actors and actresses

Date of Shooting	Time of Shooting	Location of Shooting	What will be filmed at this Location, Time and Date?

• The Camera Log
• ..
• Finance and funding

• Production Schedule
• Roles and responsibilities..
• Contact Details
• Script
• Storyboard

• Shooting Script
• Storyboarding

 PRODUCTION SCHEDULE

• Roles and responsibilities

• Permission to film
• Post production

• Control of sound
• Control of lighting
• Control of set
• Control of audience
• Proximity of management
•  Proximity of production facilities
• Proximity of on-site facilities- controlled entry
•  Security
•   Health and safety
•   Budget controllability
•  Low transport cost

• roles and responsibilities
• Contact details
• Script
• Storyboard
• Shooting script
• Locations
• Production log
• Risk assessment
• Permission to filmPost Production

The blog will also look at additional information about how the Television Base Productions are developed and produce.

The blog will also look at the advantages  and the disadvantages of TV Studio Productions. It also look at the different processes of the development of a Television Programing.

It will also look at creating a production schedule, which include

Production

• Planning and setting of production time scale for the project, eg,  shooting date and  times schedule of filing etc
• Research Skills Including:
• Researching of specific audience; noting their preferences, skills, age
• age
• Where are they from?
• Research
• The project etc
• Mind Map of Ideas
• Storyboarding
• Narrative

• Crew
• Filming on location
• Misc. en sense
• Set up

Post production

• Viewing
• Reviews
• advertising
• Marketing
• Sales

A Television Studio Production.

In analysing examples of different professional Television  productions, from   different genres of Studio Based Television  Productions.

In addition to this the blog  will also include a number of  appropriate photographs, as well as clips of video and other illustrations which will help to add support of the the various television programs.

In order of effectively cover a number of different Television base program, we have decided to divide ourselves into different groups production base group, so to effective develop a number of different Television Base Programs.

we will also look at other issues such as  Risks which can affect the project as well as things that could go wrong during the project. looking at ways to deal with mishaps as well as backup plan to deal with mishap or ways to prevent them from happening.

in this blog we will also look at how to:

• capitalize on original ideas.

• Creating a mind map of ideas

• how to write up  the idea
• How to develop Ideas

• Conduct a research on my audience

• What do my audience  enjoy doing ?
• what are their age ranges they?
• what is their profession
• what are they into, video gaming, music video?
• Where are they from
• ResearchingThe project
• Mind Map of Ideas
• Storyboarding
• Narrative
• Production
• Crew
• Filming on location
• Misc. en sense
• Set
• Post production
• Viewing and Reviewing
• Advertising Marketing Sales strategies.

Product Research

In order to produce a well developed programme, I will Interview 8 people about the idea as well as to talk with them about what they think about the idea and whether they would change anything and why.

I will include include some detailed information about how we derived at the  idea for fo for the Television Film Review.

It will also produce a production schedule

It will also produce a shooting schedule with and time of  the different shots required for the production.

The Research

Research report on  Television Audience Profiling looks at how household across the that UK use telivison focusing mainly on the programs that they tune into.  The information is then analysed and us

The oxford dictionary describes the term audiences to mean a number of spectators, viewers or listeners at an even, a play a concert or a film.

Research has revealed that, audience profiling is monitored by BARB agency in the UK. the way this works is that BARB, collects viewing data from every household within the UK. This is done by setting up a selected number of 5100 private Television viewers within the UK who it selects and monitor. BARB panel, then apply a further estimated 5100 UK household as a replicate of this pattern.

The information is collected and analysed on a continuous basis by IPsos MORI/ BARB Media who then track and record these information. The information provided, helps to track changes. to viewing ratings within the UK television audiences.  The information  is also used to assist with how UK Television channels run adverts, as well as well as to give guidelines on how to sup up specific air time advertising for its audience.   Additional to this type of audience profiling.  every Television set within each home comes with a fitted meter which is installed on each laptop, desktop, computer and tablet. This allows records to be kept on all gadgets which are used to watch Television within the UK TV household viewing across the UK  is  via a panel of selected private viewers.  These viewers then represent  the demography as well as the geography as well as the Television platform on all household across the that UK.  The information is then analysed. 8.

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The Task

Our Group will be developing a Television Base Film Review programme.

Below is a picture of the BBC’s Television Film Review  Logo.

THE BBC TELEVISION FILM REVIEW PROGRAMME GRAPHICS

Our group will be producing a Television Base Film Review. It will base its program on a similar program as that which is done by the BBC.

The BBC Film Review

The BBC Film Review Programme.

GRAPHIC DESIGN FOR THE BBC FILM REVIEW SHOW

THE TELEVISION FILM REVEIW SHOW

Our team will produce a TV Studio Production. The production is a Televison Quizz Show.

 

 

The TV Film Review that will would like to talk about is the

For this project I will discuss how to set up and use the video recording equipment, working to a standard acceptable to an employer or client. I will also demonstrate how to set up and use the audio recording equipment working to a standard acceptable to the employer or client

An overview of  01 Zero One studio shows

In analyzing different Studio Based Television Programs we will examine a number different

Studio Based Television Studio Production such as:

• Examine the different types of Television Studio Productions including:

• Fiction (eg drama, sitcom, soap, opera)

• Factual (eg. news, current affairs, magazines, live debate shows)

• Light entertainment (eg quizz shows, games shows, variety and music shows)

These include:

Below is an example of a fiction is  a TV Dramas

• Comedy

• Soaps

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• Documentaries

TALK SHOW

REALITY SHOW

FILM REVIEW

QUIZZ SHOW

For example, in the scene below, a man and a woman are in a restaurant scene, where the man is seeking the hand of the woman he loves in marriage, the woman and a man appear to be in a cosy position, this would be the establishing shot for the scene, the camera would then move to take over the shoulder shot to zoom in on both the woman’s expression and then an over the shoulder shot, will be taken so as to zoom in on the face to show the expression on the man’s face in this scene.

Some examples of a TV Studio base production includes:

Sex and the city

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• Hill Street Blues

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• I love lucy

• Ugly betty

 

 

Planning and producing a Tv Based Program includes:

• The writing of the script

• Planning and budgeting

• Staffing

• production stages

• Financing & budgeting

it also takes in other details such as:

• Equipment and location planning

• pre production

• production

•  Post production team includes:

• Health and safety 

• Director

• Screen Writer

• Managers

• Researcher

• Producer

• Set Designer

• Costume Designer

• Actors

• Actress

• Crew

• Stage Managers

• Location crew

• Film designers

• Make up artist

• Designer

• Lighting crew

• Camera crew

• Runners

• Sound Editor

• Editor

• Sound engineer

A Television Studios Production is a multi-camera Production in order to plan and produces a TV Based production it is vitally important that the industry knowledge and skills need to succeed in the creative industry is met by the producer.. Some of the skill needed include

Before the conducting of a production take place, thee has to be a research & Information gathering.  this is to provide essential information regarding the projection that is being made, additional to this, Skill which are needed to successfully and effectively produce a well designed production includes,  as part of a production team

in addition to the skill set needed for film and production techniques will be, Practical Video Production Skills as well as editing and skills and the There is also the aspect of Some legal implications  which is involved in this processing of the film.  There is also the issue of copyrights of images and sound which may be in use in the production. Copyrights of images from the internet or famous people, will need to be referenced as well.  

Other issues at hand which needs to be noted is there are various risk which could cause set back to the project.

• What could go wrong during the project?

• Ways to prepare for mishaps and how to deal with them or perhaps from happening.

• Originate Ideas

• Create a mind map of ideas

• Write down all your ideas and explain which is the best one and why you think this is.

• Develop Ideas

• Interview 5 people about your idea and talk with them about what they think and whether they would change anything and why.

• Write about how this has made you think about your idea.

• Constraints

  Audieence

• Research

• Research your audience;

• What kind of thing do they enjoy?

• How old are they?

• Where are they from?

• Research

• The project etc

• Mind Map of Ideas

The planning and production A sTudio  based Television program

The producer is usually the one who decides on how the shots for each scene should be taken and assembled during editing. Usually the establishing shot is taken first.
We will be setting up a Studio base television program to produce a Tel Film review.

Budget in working out the cost of Hiring A studio for filming.

Research on The 01 Zero One Studio

This blog will look at the overview of some of the programs at the 01 Zero One studio to see how they set up and plan some of their day to day TV productions.

The 01 Zero One studio is based at

01zero-one
Hopkins street
London W1F 0HS

For studio bookings and enquiries contact Erik:
Email: studio@01zero-one.co.uk
Tel: 020 7025 1988
Mob: 07944 833 256 Soho: nina.jassal@westking.ac.uk

Zero One Studios has spaces for hire at evenings, weekends and during the days. Bookings can be done on a half day or a daily basis.

Hiring of the studio can be long term or on a short Term basis.  There are a variety of space, as well as items, such as equipment cameras , film editing studio, green room, lighting room, TV Studio set up and rigs. tables, chairs,  internet, bars, conference room, as well as outdoor space available for hire. all space includes, Internet access is availeable with  
Audio Visual Systems for presentation, 
Seating, Tables as required
.

Technical support is included (making sure that our equipment is working!)

Dedicated Technician is £30 per hour (minimum 4 hours).

Security Charges If you wish to hire facilities out of our normal opening hours we are obliged to provide a security attendant to ensure the safety of your participants and the success of your event. 
The cost of this service is shared if your group is not using the building exclusively. 
i.e. if an additional client is hiring 01zero-one space at the same time.

THE PRODUCTION OF A  STUDIO BASED TELEVISION PROGRAMME

This blog will look at the over view of the   Studio Base Production

the fist step in pereaping for a production of a TV Based Television Programme includes.

Thes steps includes:

 The production Team

Role	NameChris	ResponsibilityDirector and editor
Host for TV production	Sonia Woods	Host/ introduce the review
Runner/floor manager	Andres
Co – Host	Ludgero	Review 10 films
Co Host	Kenneth	Review 10 top films
Co – Host	Derik	Review 10 future films
Director/Editor/graphics	Chris
Editor/camera/green screen, Floor Manager	Chris/Derik/
Sound/light/computer	All/any

The Production Team

My Commitments	Deadline	Information Recorded
My Skills	Photo shop, After effects, premier pro, Camera. Light, Sound
My roles and responsibilities	9/12/2016	9/12/2016
research different types of Film Review TV Production	Group has decided to produce TV Studio Review include:·      Review of   Top 10 2016 Film worldwide. ·      10 Films best films: ·      10 Feature films.
My Task will be to be aHost For the TV Film Review.	16/1/16
Research Sound Clip for films	16/12/2016Research and finds sound clips for the film being discussed	16/12/16
Research intro graphic clip for TV Logo/design for TV Logo	All	16/12/16

Group members can have more than one role

• Please include a description of what responsibilities come with the role
• Please include what skills the group member will need to fulfil this role
• You can do some research online – e.g. Careerscape.com

Roles and Responsibilities log

Name and all contact details of Crew or Cast member	Roles and Responsibilities	Specific skills will they require to carry out this role?
Sonia Woods	Camera OperatorThe camera operator is responsible for…	The skills that a camera operator should have are…
Chris     Andreas	PRODUCTION MANAGERSTORY BOIARD LOCATION MANAGER SHOT LIST LIGHTING EDITING CAMERA FOOTAGE RECORD SHOOTING SCRIPT PERMISSION TO FILM
DerickKenneth	DIRECTORLIGHTING RISK ASSESMENT FINANCE/BUDGET EQUIPMENT LIST EDITING CAMERA LOCATION LIST PRODUCTION SCHEDRULE CONTACT LIST PRODUCTION LOG
All/Any	SOUNDLIGHTING ASSISTANT CAMERA ASSISTANT
All Any	CAMERA ASSISTANTLIGHTING ASSISTANT EDDITING ASSISTANT

 

An official Production Schedule log sheet

 

This document should consist of all of the shooting dates, times and locations. A copy of this should be distributed to all group members and also any actors and actresses

Date of Shooting	Time of Shooting	Location of Shooting	What will be filmed at this Location, Time and Date?

,,,,,,

Here is an example of a  written    Production Schedule

 

This document should consist of all of the shooting dates, times and locations. A copy of this should be distributed to all group members and also any actors and actresses

Date of Shooting	Time of Shooting	Location of Shooting	What will be filmed at this Location, Time and Date?
6th Nov 2013	Collage	Drama Hall	The band will be filmed on stage/performance/without audience
5th Nov	Chances	pub	Lovers on a night out, mingling with the crowd
13th Nov	Collage	Drama Hall	Live performance /audience
14th Nov	Chances	Stage performance	Performance of band
17th Nov	House	Romantic scene	Lovers cuddling up at home
18th Nov	Park	Romantic scene	Lovers walking in the park
18th   Nov	UNSPECIFIED	SCENE	Geese running around in a confined space/break free.

The idea for the film begins with the writing of the script. The process which follows is the planning stage.    which consist of putting the team together, linking roles and responsibilities and matching the creative team to their skills and abilities.

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IMAGES References

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12.http://www.itv.com/emmerdale

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