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• name 4 types of traditional media


  tv, film, radio, print publishing
• name 4 types of new media


  print publishing, interactive media, computer games , internet
• Sound-related content, such as music, speech, or sound effects, often used in various media forms.

  audio
• Visual medium that captures moving images and can include audio.


  video
• The illusion of movement by displaying a series of still images or frames in rapid succession

  animation
• Creating harmonious or rhythmic sounds using instruments, voices, or electronic means.


  music
• Integration of various forms of media, such as text, images, audio, and video

  multimedia
• Digital versions of printed books that can be read on e-readers, tablets, or computers.


  e-books
• Operating cameras and capturing video footage.

  camera operator
• Build websites from scratch or work with existing templates to create web pages.

  Web developer
• Review and select the best clips or shots from raw video footage and various sources.

  Video editor
• Operate mixing consoles to ensure the best possible sound quality during recording sessions.

  Audio technician
• A deep understanding of camera techniques, including shot types, camera movements and shot transitions.

  Camera operator
• To oversee the logistical and operational aspects of a project's production.

  Production manager
• To oversee the artistic and technical aspects of a production.

  director
• Review and refine various forms of content, including written, audio, or visual materials.

  editor
• Responsible for overseeing the creative aspects of a project.

  Creative director
• To plan, execute, and oversee marketing campaigns and strategies.

  Campaign manager
• what job roles are needed at the pre production phase of a media product?

  illustrator/graphics artist, director, script writer
• what job roles are needed at the production phase of a media product?


  animator, director, camera operator, audio technician
• what job roles are needed at the post-production phase of a media product?

  director, audio technician, campaign manager, video editor
• Types of purpose

  advertise, inform, entertain, educate, promote, influence
• client brief formats

  Informal briefs, formal briefs, meeting/discussion briefs, written format briefs, negotiated briefs, commission briefs
• A public service announcement encourages people to support a charitable cause by donating to a nonprofit organisation or volunteering their time.

  influence
• An educational YouTube channel creates videos that explain complex scientific concepts in simple terms, helping students and enthusiasts grasp these ideas more easily.

  educate
• A news website or a newspaper reports on current events, such as politics, sports, or international affairs, to inform readers about what is happening in the world.

  inform
• A television commercial for a new smartphone model showcases its features and highlights a limited-time discount.

  advertise/promote
• A comedy TV show, like "Friends" or a stand-up comedy performance, is intended to make people laugh and enjoy themselves.

  Entertain