saul segalov Cambridge Technical Unit 2 Media blog

A specfic group of people who are interested in a particular product . this group can be defined by , gender , socio-economic , class , effinicity, or a mind of there sentences the target audience will allow you to sell successful as it will narrow down where to advertise at the right times quantative research is numerical , usually collected through emails, face to face surveys etc etc what is socio economic status ? what class of work you are you in what is psychograpics what the person want e.g. 25- 35 want to live in there own place what is geodmographics this tells age , gender, or the area they grew up age - tv target there audience for example some tv channels such as  Scuzz, Discovery, ESPN, Heat, Chart Show, MTV Base, MTV Dance, etc    provides the opportunity to show adults 16 to 34 viewers your advert multiple times for a relatively small budget.   Television viewing for adults 16 to 34 For television advertisers, adults aged be...

client brief - a client a brief is when a person we  tells a customer what they want to see in a project , for example a setting\vibe . it could be presented through appear , a power point , or verbally etc etc .the client will tell them what explicit exspemtation of what they want

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in this film there were many issues with ethical and morally 1) for example this film takes the subject of eating disorders quite lilkley and sums it up in a 90 min film 2) some people may also think that the producers are making  money from anorexia and eating disorders 3) also there was no mention of the fact that the actress and actors went through the condition

- https://prezi.com/view/LAFki5HFji21WueuUpOA/  will and sam https://prezi.com/view/nrZObCmc1wP9h94wzaci/   b enji and teo  https://prezi.com/view/z4wx5uZtGfyCJ5iR2WIB/   adam and saul (pegi)      these are all regulators 

defamation liable is written slander is the spoken version

star wars copy right  George lucas and the star wars company tired to sew andrew for making and selling storm troopers helmets this all happened because there was a implied contract the case went on 5 years and andrew lost 700 k. a pre contract should of been agreed in pre production. lucas wanted to sew 20 million ! andrew won the casein the supreme court intellectual property law   most bissiness relief on bright ideas weather its a new product brand or designs  4 areas on the "Ip" law  trade marks  copy right  design rights  patents trade marks - used by business to protect there brands . you can uses it in any countryes. you can apply a trade mark to a nis ame to a logo or both . they only need renewing every ten years  copy right - automaticly exists in images documents and websites  . they last for 70 years after your death !! if someone else ...

1. How much money were they asking for? they were asking 250 thousaunds 2. How much did they get? 255 thousand which means they had excess money 3. How many backers were there? 2000 backers 4. Who is the director and why is this important? the director is Vincent Regan this is important as he is a well known and experciead director this will allow and make it more likely to get a lot more money from crowd funding as the people will have confidence the film would be a success 5. How else is the project being funded? through people who have a love in shake speer 6. What was the funding for? they needed the money so that they could hire actors and buy props as well as needed equipment (ect)and other nesestices 7. Why do you think this was successful in gaining funding? as they had well known actors and crew this gave potential customers confidence in investing 8. What has happened since it was funded? unfortunately they are no longer making the film

franchising is very important to the companies as it makes them a lot of money for examlple https://www.bbcworldwide.com/about-us/who-we-are/