UGC NET Paper 1 Mathematical Reasoning & Aptitude.pdf
Film
1.
2. Film industry
The Film Industry is the entertainment industries involved
in making and distributing movies
Though the expense in making movies almost immediately
led film production to concentrate under the auspices of
standing production companies, advances in affordable
film making equipment, and expansion of opportunities to
acquire investment capital from outside the film industry
itself, have allowed independent film production to evolve.
There are public film industry's such as Netflix and love film
4. Director
The first couple people I hate to say it are incorrect on
some instances. They mainly describe the job of the
producer. Here is what the director does:
The director is in control of the creative aspects of a
film.
The director doesn't control pay checks or anything
like that at all. Instead, a director takes the script and
transforms it into the action that one sees on the big
screen. The director is in charge of taking the script
and telling the story boarders how to draw out the
important scenes of the films. He then directs the
actors on how to play out a scene, telling the camera
operators where to be and how a certain shot should
look
producer
Most films are made by production companies. The executives
"green light" a project, they then assign a producer to the film. The
producer's job is to bring it all together. The producer hires the
director, the screen-writers, and all of the other technical craftspersons who work on the film.
The producer is responsible for overseeing every mechanical detail
of the film: sets, costumes, locations. The producer sets up the
budget, meets the payroll, and in short, does everything necessary
for the director to walk on stage and say "Action."
cinematographer
animator
Think of an animator as the actor of the anime or
show because he/she's the one who gives life to the
characters that is needed for the show. Of course
you need to have talent in drawing as much as an
actor needs talent in acting. After reading the
storyboard the animator imagines what the scene
would be like and reads the dope-sheets or xsheets ( short for exposure sheets ) which shows
the directors' guides for the dialogue, action, f.x and
how long the scene would be seen on screen.
They are in charge of the visual aspects of the film. Basically how a shot
is light, how the camera moves in the shot and so on. The director's only
real direct influence is on the actors, unless he has another "hat" in the
production.
If the director wants a specific shot in the film he would go to the
Cinematographer and say I want to do this....
The cinematographer would then say Okay. Okay, buy why? C. That
won't work , we can't do that, but...
The same goes for every "creative" job on set. The people in charge do
what they want (as long as it is in service of the directors vision and look
and feel of the film) unless the director wants something specifically
different.
7. TV Industry Definition and
Key Companies
The UK industry is run
by the major
broadcasters, and
there are much larger
number of less well
known broadcasters
and production
companies.
8. TV Industry – Key Roles
Camera
man
The
cameraman
is the person
whom of
which the
camera is
being
operated
by, using
complex
technology
, skills and
visual effects
director
They direct the
course of the
show, making
sure the actors
are doing and
saying the
right things.
The make sure
the action of
the show is
right.
Boom mic
Person
The boom operator Is responsible
For controlling the way
The pole goes , It is meant for
Multiple targets as the wireless
Attached mic will be used for a
person alone
As it is a moving mic and not placed
you
Can cover more ground
9. Tv governing body
Ofcom is the communications regulator. regulate the TV
and radio , fixed line telecoms, mobiles, postal
services, and the airwaves which wireless devices can
work.
On 1 February 2011 Ofcom completed an internal review.
This was designed to reduce significantly expenditure in
response to the challenge facing the whole of the
public sector.
10. Tv case study
Type
Public and international
Industry
Mass Media
Founded
November 15,1989,united
states
Founder(s)
November,15,1989,time
warner
Headquarters
345 hudson street
Area served
Worldwide
Key people
Jon steward, marc maron
Products
Assets
Tv,movie, webites
Marvel, pixar, ilm,
skywaker, muppets, disney
world
11. radio
Is a wireless transition of signals through free space
With electromagnetic radiation of a frequency below
Visible light these waves are called radio wave which
can carry music and sounds
12. Key-roles
Broadcast
journalist
COPY WRITER - This staff member writes commercial and
promotional copy in support of the station's sales, marketing an
As Broadcast
promotion efforts.
NEWS DIRECTOR - The news director runs the news department
Journalist will be
working across our The news director assigns stories to reporters on staff, monitors
the wire service and is involved with identifying the important
news output
news issues within the community
generating
stories, reporting, proCHIEF ENGINEER - The chief engineer is responsible for the
technology necessary to put the station's broadcast on the air. T
ducing programmes engineer works to maintain broadcasting capabilities and provid
and reading bulletins.quick solutions to problems that may arise with the
transmitter, tower, satellite receiver and other related equipmen
MUSIC DIRECTOR - This person manages the station's music libra
and works with the program director in selecting new recording
to be played as they are submitted by record companies.
13. Radio governing body
Ofcom
Ofcom is the communications regulator. regulate the TV
and radio , fixed line telecoms, mobiles, postal
services, and the airwaves which wireless devices can
work.
On 1 February 2011 Ofcom completed an internal review.
This was designed to reduce significantly expenditure in
response to the challenge facing the whole of the
public sector.
15. print
PRINT is in news papers and magazines the same as
the style, font and the way its written using massive
printing machines
16. Print key roles
Journalists
Newspaper
journalists research
and write stories
for
national, regional
and local press. As
well as news and
politics, they report
on sports, arts and
culture, science
and business. They
also do national
and local
events, entertainm
ent and interesting
stories.
Editor
An editors job is
to reread
The story the
journalist came
Up with and make
sure it all makes
sense and if it is
Worth having put
in also constructs
the structure
Photographer
If there’s a story about
Anything the photographer's
job is to get a picture of the
Subject or the person doing
something interesting
17. Print governing body
The BPIF is the principal business support
organisation representing the UK print, printed
packaging and graphic communication industry and is
one of the country's leading trade associations. We
are a not-for-profit-distribution organisation.
18. online
service organizations that provide internet access and
broadband access to
databases, shopping, news, weather, sports, e-mail, etc.
Today, the Internet is the delivery for almost all online
activity.
19. Key jobs
Web designers
Web designers job Is to
design websites using
advanced code called html
and java script, some new
designers are using a
prototype script called
html 5
Search engines
A search engines are used to search
websites around the world and are sorted in
order that google or yahoo or something
else puts the ones which have more words
and don’t repeat word will put you higher
Marketing a Marketer is some up and a lot use SEO to put them selves up
in the charts
one who sells or promotes a
business. They also put up
advertising on websites or games.
They can put adverts down the side
of a website or on the top.
20. Online governing
The BPIF is the principal business support
organisation representing the UK print, printed
packaging and graphic communication industry and is
one of the country's leading trade associations. We
are a not-for-profit-distribution organisation.
