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Worksheet time: 59mins
What are the four sectors of New Media mentioned?
Computer games, interactive media, internet, digital publishing
Television, radio, newspapers, magazines
Social media, email, billboards, radio
Cinema, books, magazines, newspapers
What is interactive media?
Traditional forms of media like newspapers
None of the above
A form of media where users actively engage with content
Media that is passively consumed
What does digital publishing involve?
Distributing written material electronically
Printing physical books and magazines
Producing radio content
Broadcasting television programs
What are the four traditional media sectors mentioned?
Television, Radio, Newspapers, Online Streaming
Film, Digital Media, Radio, Magazines
Social Media, Radio, Blogs, Print
Film, Television, Radio, Print Publishing
Which medium is described as audio-based and broadcasts content like music and talk shows?
Radio
Television
Streaming Services
Print Publishing
What does print publishing encompass?
Television shows
Digital content only
Printed materials like books and magazines
Audio recordings
Which of the follow are not a sector in the traditional media industry?
film
television
radio
internet
print publishing
Which of the follow are not a sector in the new media industry?
print publishing
computer games
interactive media
digital publishing
internet
Select the products that are part of the media industry.
video
animation
special effects
websites
computer
Which of the following job roles are best suited to the pre-production phase?
script writer
web developer
camera operator
sound editor
Which of the following job roles are best suited to the post-production phase?
content creator
graphic artist
audio technician
sound editor
Is the print publishing sector traditional or new media?
Traditional
New
Is the internet sector traditional or new media?
Traditional
New
Is the radio sector traditional or new media?
Traditional
New
Is the TV sector traditional or new media?
Traditional
New
What is traditional media?
Products created using non-digital methods. Industry/sectors that existed before the use of computers/internet
Products created using digital methods. Industry/sectors that existed after the use of computers/internet.
What is new media?
Products created using non-digital methods. Industry/sectors that existed before the use of computers/internet
Products created using digital methods. Industry/sectors that existed after the use of computers/internet.
The name given to a collection of sample materials and products- either physical or digital...
Moodboard
Sampling
Assets
Visualisation Diagram
This is a pinned plan
This is a storyboard
This is a moodboard
This is a visualisation diagram
This is a moodboard
This is an asset
This is a bainstorm
This is a mind map
A visualisation diagram is a rough sketch or drawing of what a final design should look like
True
False
A point on a mind map that has some information or idea but must be related to a previous point is called a...
Node
Sub node
Branch
Arrow
the first point on a mind map that has a main idea is called a...
Node
Sub node
Branch
Arrow
What content woud NOT included on a moodboard?
Images
Pictures of the finished product
Font styles
Customer Feedback
Colours
When adding images to the mood board, they should ....
give a feeling for a specific product to be created
be any random images thrown together
Which of these would appear on a mood board?
Images, colours, text, textures, sounds, movies
Central node, sub nodes, text on each node
Text, Images and graphics, showing the size and position. Annotations to describe font style and other details
Images, locations, camera shots/angles, camera movement, timings, lighting, sound
Scarlett, Ava, and Rosie are working on a marketing project. They need to target their advertisements effectively. What is audience segmentation?
Dividing a large audience into smaller groups based on shared characteristics
Creating personalized media products for customers
Identifying new demographics for marketing
Designing media products based on audience characteristics
Sebastian is designing a website for a client who wants to target people with specific hobbies. Which factor can Sebastian target using imagery and colors associated with those hobbies?
Age
Location
Interests
Education
What are the common demographic categories used for audience segmentation?
Age, gender, occupation, income, education, location, interests, and lifestyle
Age, gender, occupation, income, and education
Age, gender, occupation, and location
Age, gender, occupation, and interests
What is the definition of a Target Audience?
The people who a document is made for
The group of people that make a product
A particular group at which a product, service or information is aimed
A particular group that decides what a product will look like
What is the correct term for dividing audiences into smaller groups?
Segregation
Segmentation
Compartmentalising
Division
A flyer has been posted through doors in the local neighbourhood, telling people about what they need to do to vote. What is the purpose of this media product?
To entertain
To advertise
To inform
To influence
Which of these terms is not a media element?
Mise-en-scene
Transitions
Topography
Interactivity
What planning document has nodes and sub-nodes
An asset log
A mind map
A flow chart
A wireframe layout
Client brief formats (the way that they are communicated with the media companies) - select 3 correct answers
Negotiated
Formal
Audience
Commissioned
What is the main purpose of focus groups?
To gather data from as many participants as possible
To explore opinions, feelings, and attitudes towards a specific topic
To complete questionnaires anonymously
To generate automatic results for structured questions
Which method allows respondents to build on each other's answers?
Online surveys
Questionnaires
Focus groups
Interviews
What is a disadvantage of focus groups?
They are good for gathering information quickly
They are cost-effective
Respondents can influence each other's answers
They allow for detailed responses
Why might questionnaires be considered more reliable?
Every respondent answers the exact same questions
They are conducted in person
They provide more qualitative data
They involve structured discussions
What is a disadvantage of questionnaires?
They are expensive to distribute
They can introduce bias with poorly worded questions
They require personal contact
They are time-consuming to complete
Which method is described as being able to gather data from the largest number of participants?
Online surveys
Questionnaires
Focus groups
Interviews
Why might online surveys not reach poorer and elderly groups?
Because they require detailed responses
Because they require in-person attendance
Because they are only shared on social media
Because they are only accessible to people with a computer and internet
What is primary research?
Collecting data from primary schools.
The first research you have ever done in your life.
Using data that has already been collated and published by another researcher.
Creating a method for a specific purpose to collect original data.
Is a survey a primary or secondary research method?
Primary.
Secondary.
Neither.
Both.
Which method involves one-on-one conversations?
Focus groups
Interviews
Questionnaires
Online surveys
What is an advantage of focus groups?
They provide quantitative data
They are easy to analyze by computer
Participants can build on each other's answers
They are always convenient for participants
Which of the following is a primary research method discussed in the lesson?
Meta-analysis
Literature review
Focus groups
Case studies
What is this type of research?
This is the information that someone has found out. This research involves using information and resources that already exist.
Primary Research
Secondary Research
Select the correct example of Secondary Sources:
TV Documentaries
Interviews
Questionnaires
Websites
You join a file-sharing network and download unauthorised copies of music - which intellectual property law are you breaking?
Copyright
Plagiarism
Both
Neither
Which of the following indicates that a trademark is registered? (check one)
What does this symbol mean?
means your trademark has been registered
means your trademark has not been registered
means your copyright has been registered
means your copyright has a creative commons license
What does this symbol mean?
means your trademark has been registered
means your trademark has not been registered
means your copyright has been registered
means your copyright has a creative commons license
What is the main characteristic of an MP3 file format?
Lossless
Lossy
Large file size
Used for studio recordings
Fill in the blank: The sample rate is measured in ______.
Hz (Hertz)
kHz (Kilohertz)
dB (Decibels)
bps (Bits per second)
Which of the following is a lossy file format used for streaming videos and films?
MP4
AVI
MPEG
MOV
What is the impact of a higher frame rate on motion?
Smoother motion
Choppier motion
No change in motion
Slower motion
Which video file format is known for its high compression efficiency and is widely used for streaming?
AVI
MKV
MP4
WMV
What is the sample rate?
The number of times a sound wave is sampled per second
The number of bits used to store each sample
How loud a sound is
The size of the sound wave
Which of these images is a Script?
What does INT mean at the top of a script?
Interior - the scene is set inside
Interval - there will be a pause at the beginning of the scene
Interest - the scene will be interesting
Internet - internet access needed
The names of characters in the script should be:
Left aligned, lower case
Left aligned, upper case
Indented, upper case
Indented, lower case
Which shape is used for decisions/questions in a flow chart?
What is the purpose of an asset log?
To state where your assets are stored
To identify properties of assets
To state where assets were sourced
To organise and categorise assets
What is libel?
Spoken defamation
Written defamation
A form of copyright infringement
A data protection violation
What is the purpose of a location recce?
To select the cast for a production
To assess the suitability and safety of a location
To develop the storyboard
To design the layout of a website
Who oversees the production process in media projects?
Creative director
Camera operator
Production manager
Content creator
Which of the following is NOT an online distribution platform?
Apps
Multimedia
Kiosks
Web
Why might individuals in the media industry perform more than one role in a project?
Lack of specialized skills
Limited job opportunities
Size and scale of projects
Senior roles require multitasking
Which role is specifically associated with manipulating and editing video content during the production of media products?
Web Designer
Video Editor
Games Programmer/Developer
Illustrator/Graphic Artist
In which category would you find a role focused on writing scripts for media projects?
Technical
Creative
Senior Roles
All of the above
Which senior role oversees the entire project and guides the overall artistic vision?
Editor
Creative Director
Campaign Manager
Production Manager
Which role is responsible for ensuring the audio quality in media productions?
Web Developer
Animator
Graphic Designer
Sound Editor
What is a primary task of a campaign manager in the media industry?
Designing website layouts
Editing video content
Writing film scripts
Overseeing marketing strategies
Select which are the "two" types of distribution platforms
Web platforms
Publishing platforms
Physical platforms
Online platforms
Which of the following is a technical code used to convey meaning in media?
Music
Vocal intonation
Genre
Camera angles
Which of these statements is false?
Camera angles is a technical code
Colours is a symbolic code
Lighting is a written code
Codes can make a media product more suitable for the target audience and purpose
Which of these is not true about Mise-en-scène?
It means "put on stage" in French
It means everything that we see
It's the overall look and feel of a media product
It's to do with order of scenes
Which of these types of legislation protects an idea for a product or a way of manufacturing it?
Trademarks
Copyright
Creative Commons
Patents
What are watermarks and symbols used for in the context of intellectual property?
To hide the original creator
To encourage free distribution
To indicate public domain works
To protect against unauthorized use
Which job role is responsible for creating visual effects in a media project?
Graphic Designer
Sound Editor
Script Writer
Web Developer
Which of the following is an example of symbolic code in media?
Sound effects
Editing
Costume
Lighting
What is the main purpose of a storyboard in media production?
To collect audience feedback
To organise and categorise assets
To plan the visual sequence of a project
To divide audiences into groups
Which of these is considered a traditional media sector?
Social Media
Online Streaming
Podcasting
Film
Which role is responsible for ensuring that all creative elements align with the project's goals?
Creative Director
Production Manager
Web Developer
Sound Editor
What is the main function of a moodboard in the pre-production phase?
To edit the final product
To write the script
To collect and present visual inspiration and ideas
To plan the sequence of shots
The text in all CAPS at the beginning of a scene briefly describes the location and time of the day.
Settings
Slugline
Actors
Actions
Which phase comes first?
Pre-Production
Production
Post-Production
Which organization is responsible for classifying films in the UK?
ASA
Ofcom
BBFC
PEGI
What is defamation?
A true statement that enhances reputation
Damage caused to reputation by a false statement
A legal protection for inventions
A form of copyright
What is intellectual property?
A type of defamation
A form of data protection
Creations like photographs, graphics, and ideas
A type of personal data
What is a location recce?
A meeting with the production team
A review of the script
A visit to a potential filming location to assess its suitability
A rehearsal of a scene
What is included in a risk assessment?
A schedule of filming
A budget for the production
Identification of hazards, risks, and prevention measures
A list of all employees
Physical equipment used in digital media
Software
Hardware
Planning
Importing
This type of Media Code refers to colors, object, body language, clothing and setting - Include the language, dress and actions of characters knows as mise-en-scene
Technical Code
Symbolic Codes
Written Codes
Audio Code
This type of Media Code refers to the case of letters, font, headlines, captions, speech bubbles, language style
Symbolic Code
Written Code
Audio Code
Technical Code
This type of Media Code includes camera angles, sound and lighting and basically how technology is used to create meaning
Symbolic Code
Technical Code
Written Code
Media
