R093 Creative iMedia in the Media Industry

Any method of communication which makes use of digital technologies for publication and distribution.

• New media

• Traditional media

Film, television, radio and print publishing are examples of traditional media.

• True

• False

This person films what is happening, whether for a TV documentary, feature film or an advert during the production phase.

• Camera operator

• Games developer

• Video editor

• Back-end developer

This person is involved in setting up, operating and maintaining audio recording equipment such as microphones and mixers.

• Audio technician

• Sound editor

A highly skilled job and is responsible for creating, enhancing and mixing any music, sound effects and dialogue and synchronising these with the pictures.

• Sound editor

• Audio technician

This person creates and maintain websites using one or more programming languages such as HTML and Javascript.

• Front-end developer

• Games developer

• Back-end developer

This person is responsible for the programming that makes a site work, such as that needed to process credit card orders or update stock in a database.

• Back-end developer

• Front-end developer

• Video editor

• Sound editor

This person creates the text or copy for advertising or marketing purposes, usually to persuade a person or group of people that a product or service is just what they need.

• Copy writer

• Animator

• Content creator

• Graphic designer

This person is responsible for planning and managing marketing campaigns.

• Campaign manager

• Director

• Editor

• Creative director

This person controls the content of print publications such as books, magazines, newspapers and websites. They plan, organise and review materials to check it is suitable for the publication and the target audience.

• Editor

• Production manager

• Director

• Compaign manager