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What Is Audience Theory? | Let's Talk Theory

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See all the wonderful things Nick Allen has made

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BTEC Website for Past Papers and Mark schemes...

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BTEC Website for Past Papers and Mark schemes...

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The past Question Papers can be found underneath 'Examiner Reports' and 'Mark Schemes'.
Mark Schemes can be used to check your answers and Examiner Reports show the difference between good and bad answers on a particular exam paper.

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BTEC Firsts Creative Digital Media Production (2013) | Pearson qualifications

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BTEC Firsts in Creative Digital Media Production from 2013 information for students and teachers, including the specification, news and support.

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The Hypodermic Needle Theory | Media in Minutes | Episode 1

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All the padlets you need for the Level 2 First Award in Creative Digital Media Production (CDMP)

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Basic audience theories -Hypodermic needle/ Uses and Gratifications

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basic audience theories Hypodermic needle Uses and Gratifications

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Learn the terms by clicking the 'learn' option

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Learn the terms by clicking the 'learn' option

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Take the 'test' to see how many terms you remember and understand.

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Digital Media Sectors & Audiences Key terms and theories for NQF Btec Creative Digital Media Production Unit 1 (external assessment) MEDIA SECTORS An area or portion of the media that is distinct from others. Includes films, TV, audio, publishing, games, websites and the industry creating these media products.

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Listen to this student talk about how he has applied research to his proposal for making a promotional video about his media course.
1. Which research techniques does he use?
2. How did he find out quantitative data?
3. How did he find out qualitative data?

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Creative Media Production  - Research Presentation - GEORGE GASSON

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Uploaded by Worthing College BTEC Media on 2015-11-16.

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Defining Audience | Demographics | media studies

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This episode looks at the use of demographics in defining the audience. looking at socio economic grouping and pre-existing groups.

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Watch these three video for an explanation of the terms 'demographic' and 'psychographic'.
Q. What are some of the advantages and disadvantages of both classification systems?
Blog entry : 'Demographic and Psychographic Classification'

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Defining the Audience | media studies | Quick Intro

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Defining Audience | Psychographics | Media Studies

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How you can define an audience using psychographic models. US VAL's a different psychographic model: http://www.strategicbusinessinsights.com/vals/ustypes.shtml

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What do those black icons on games mean?

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Treść należy do PEGI ja ją tylko promuje.

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TASK: Find out what the following acronyms stand for and which sector/s of the media industry the organisations are responsible for. Put a summary of the information IN YOUR OWN WORDS into a short Blog entry in Wordpress called 'Regulatory Bodies in the Media Industries'

ASA

PEGI

OfCom

BBFC

IPSO

Include in your summary the following headings:
- The full title of the organisation
- Which media sector/s they are responsible for
- What they do
- Who is responsible for running it/ who they are accountable to
- What powers they have

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Divided into TWO groups:
1. Hypodermic Model (Effects Model)
2. Uses and Gratifications Theory

In your group, devise a short play or series of linked sketches that explain your audience theory to an audience who are not familiar with it.

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An excellent video that explains the key theories of audience in an entertaining way.

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What Is Audience Theory? | Let's Talk Theory

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Media Sectors: TV, Audio, Publishing, Games, Website

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Media Sectors: TV, Audio, Publishing, Games, Website

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Synergy - links across different sectors to co-promote products - see below for explanation

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Explore Nick Allen's clipboard Synergy on SlideShare, or create your own and start clipping your favorite slides.

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Digital Technology and Types of Audience

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Digital Technology and Types of Audience

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Littered with spelling errors but a useful revision aid ...

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The impact of digital technology on audiences

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The impact of digital technology on audiences Immediacy Access.

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What has digital technology done for us? Think of EXAMPLES of the following ...

Immediacy - Q. WHEN can you consume your media product?
A. Whenever you want - without much delay.
Access - HOW can you access your media products?
A. Multiple ways; multiple platforms, multiple devices
Convenience - Q. HOW EASY/ CONVENIENT is it to access your media products?
A. Really, really easy - whenever it suits you.
Portability - WHERE can you access your media products?
A. Wherever you want - on various (portable) devices.
Connectivity - HOW FAST can you get your media product?
A. Often instantaneously or with very little delay.

Q. Why is it in the media industry's interests to ensure the above?

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Unit 1 - Media Sectors and Audiences Revison Flashcards | Quizlet

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Analogue and Digital - Sectors, Products, Platforms - Synergy - Production - Convergence - Impacts of Digital Media - Customers to Producers

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Now match the product to the appropriate platform...

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Play the 'Match' game to test your understanding of the difference between platforms and devices

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Digital Media Platform or Device? Flashcards | Quizlet

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Which is a platform (vehicle for distributing a media product) and which is a device (tool for viewing/ listening to/ using the product)?

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Not very exciting but very informative - a video explaining the terminology above:

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BTEC Media; Sectors and audiences (BTEC first/ level 2)

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Most of the things needed for the btec level 2 media exam good luck

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This is the go-to Padlet page for Unit 1: Digital Media Sectors and Audiences

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This is the go-to Padlet page for Unit 1: Digital Media Sectors and Audiences

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Start with this - all the terminology you need in two A4 pages: