Analyses of two news stories and discuss the ethics involved
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This document discusses two news stories - one about celebrity privacy and the other being sensational and hard-hitting. It analyzes the ethics involved in each story. Nowadays, social media allows news to spread very quickly as videos and photos can be instantly posted. The fastest ways to access news are social media, radio, TV, and then newspapers. The two stories being analyzed are from newspaper articles so there would be no audio component. Different media outlets, like tabloids versus broadsheets or commercial radio versus BBC, have different priorities and standards in terms of the types of stories they cover and how sensationalized the reporting is.
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b. live television reporting has changed the way we see the news.
c. CNN changed the way we saw the news during the September 11 attacks.
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Experts recommend limiting viewing to one hour per day during the week and up to two hours per day on weekends. They should be educational in content and promote discussion between the parent and child. Programs on animal behavior and family value, and programs that teach basic learning skill are highly recommended.
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a. It is very important that the news make money.
b. The news director selects the news with the help of the reporters.
c. The news is not simply what we see, but what the news director at the television station wants us to see.
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This document contains the production diary and progress updates of a student enrolled in an Extended Diploma in Creative Media Production program. Over the course of several months, the student planned and created a horror film trailer as their major project. The diary outlines the student's weekly progress, including developing their idea, conducting research, pre-production planning, filming, editing, gathering feedback, and final evaluation. It also previews the student's plans for the following weeks, such as continuing research, beginning pre-production, shooting footage, editing their project, and completing their evaluation and any remaining work.Film production risk_assessment_ig2_
Film production risk_assessment_ig2_BethMelia
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This document provides a template for conducting a risk assessment for film production activities. It instructs the user to consider all potential hazards, who or what may be harmed, existing risk controls, and assigns a risk level based on likelihood and consequences. The template then guides the user to list specific hazards for each scene, note existing controls, assign a risk level, and identify any further actions needed based on the risk level. Examples of hazards listed include tripping in a cellar, sharp objects, and smashed glass.Film production risk_assessment_2_ig2_
Film production risk_assessment_2_ig2_BethMelia
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This risk assessment document identifies potential hazards for four film production scenes taking place at a pub. The biggest risks include slipping on a tiled floor near the vault, with a risk rating of 4, and falling or being burned in the kitchen and cellar, both rated 5. The actions recommended to mitigate these risks are ensuring dry floors, all kitchen devices are off and cooled, and taking care on the cellar stairs. A lower risk of tripping over objects in the pub is also noted.Script
ScriptBethMelia
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The student is pitching a horror film trailer for their final major project. The trailer will be based on two students making a documentary about running a pub who encounter strange events after being locked inside alone at night. To appeal to the target 18+ male and female young adult audience, the trailer will use quick cuts, eerie music, and shocking glimpses of blood and gore to leave viewers feeling thrilled and wanting to solve the enigma of what happens without giving too much away about the plot. The student plans to use software like Microsoft Office, cameras, and Adobe programs to produce, film, and edit the trailer.Evaluation of photos
Evaluation of photosBethMelia
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1) The photographer did a shoot to produce an image that could be used in a music magazine. They captured a natural reaction shot of the models while they were off guard in a field.
2) Minor editing was done to the selected image, adding black and white and a lens flare. The photographer was surprised at how well the editing turned out.
3) For their next project, the photographer aims to improve planning for location and lighting to better achieve their goals for the shoot.Final powerpoint
Final powerpointBethMelia
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The document is a contact sheet showing different fonts that were considered for a magazine front cover. It includes images of the masthead designs with different fonts, work in progress on making the front cover, and the final evaluated front cover design that was chosen.Magazine cover presntation
Magazine cover presntationBethMelia
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This document analyzes the covers of two magazines - NME and ELLE. For the NME magazine, the cover features a photo of the band The Stone Roses to promote the 20th anniversary of their debut album. The target audience is music fans aged 17-30. The cover uses bold fonts and bright colors. For the ELLE magazine, the cover features a close-up photo of Katy Perry. The target audience is more classy and sophisticated. The cover uses a white and blue color scheme with classy fonts. The covers aim to attract readers by highlighting the stories inside through cover lines.War of the_worlds_worksheet
War of the_worlds_worksheetBethMelia
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The document discusses Steven Spielberg's 2005 remake of War of the Worlds, including its release date, budget, and box office gross. It asks why American audiences responded positively to the film, considering factors like the casting of Tom Cruise and its location and timing of release near 9/11. It also questions whether the film would have been as popular or successful without 9/11 and discusses American producers using 9/11 as a thematic device in films.War of the_worlds_worksheet
War of the_worlds_worksheetBethMelia
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The document discusses the 2005 remake of War of the Worlds, directed by Steven Spielberg. It questions whether the film would have been as popular and successful without the context of the 9/11 attacks. While some critics thought the film drew similarities to 9/11, the responses indicate that the original book and film were already popular franchises. Additionally, it was noted that 9/11 may have been incorporated for commercial purposes rather than out of actual necessity for the storyline. The document concludes by discussing the appropriate usage of 9/11 as a thematic device, stating it can be justified if handled respectfully and based on facts, rather than being exploited.Analyses of two news stories and discuss the ethics involved
- 1. Analyses of two news stories and discuss the ethics involved: Celebrity privacy I have been asked to write an essay writing two analysiss for two different news stories. The first article is about celebrity privacy and the second one is a sensational and hard hitting. When it comes to story priority it depends what the news outlets decide. Most news outlets would use hard news as their main priority, whereas tabloid newspapers and commercial radio stations that are aimed at teenagers would use celebrity news as their main priority. In terms of immediacy, whether its celebrity news or hard hitting news, the quickest way we would find news out nowadays would be over social networks. For example when the tsunami hit Thailand in 2004 the ways of people getting the information across was by sending videos and photos over to news outlets. Now, people can send videos and photos to news outlets and they will post them straight to their twitter/Facebook pages. Whereas in the past they would have had to send out a news reporter and crew to go and film the report. As you can see the sky news twitter page are doing regular posts with the stories that are going on around the world. As the page is verified we can trust this to be a reliable source. The second quickest way to get news would be on the radio. This is because they have regular news announcements. Also because they can change their schedule and stop whatever they are talking
- 2. about to announce the news. After the radio, TV is the next most popular way of getting news. This is because the TV can switch and announce some breaking news if its big enough. And finally the final way to get news the quickest would be to read the newspaper. This is because readers have to wait for the next day to find out the breaking news. The two news stories I am covering are from newspaper articles therefor there isnt any availability of audio. But if the stories were to be covered on the TV or radio then it would all be audio. Teams would have to go out and record interviews and news reports. Each media outlet has its own news room policy. For example radio stations like Key103 and Capital would write news about celebrities whereas radio BBC 2 would report the hard news and sensational stories. The tabloids write the more sensational headlines, because they want the ratings, even if the stories arent always what you think the headlines are. Whereas broadsheets write the truth. Human interest stories are stories that make you feel good. They are stories that have a happy ending, we could class the missing girl story as a human interest because it sort of has a happy ending. Public interest agenda is the general publics opinion.