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Unit 7 - Understanding the

Creative Media Sector

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Scenario

You are looking for work in the media. In the meantime. You have been commissioned to produce some materials for BTEC students who are interested in Media careers.

Task 1

Produce a resource for BTEC students explaining structure and ownership of TWO sectors of the Media with reference to TWO detailed case studies from each sector. This can be in the form of a documentary video, a podcast, a written resource or a presentation.

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EVIDENCE: Notes, planning, finished resource.

 

P1, M1, D1

 

DUE DATE: February 4th

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Task 2

Produce a presentation explaining:

·       How TWO Media sectors are regulated

·       Referencing in detail TWO case studies examining products by those two Media sectors which provoked ethical and/or legal controversy

 

EVIDENCE: Planning and pre-production notes, pre-production portfolio

P2, M2, D2, P3, M3, D3

 

 

DUE DATE:  February 25th

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Task 3

Think of TWO roles in the Media which you might be interested in.​

·       Produce a poster or leaflet for each role explaining to BTEC students the requirements of the role, where to find such jobs and how to succeed in it.

·       Produce a video for BTEC students giving advice on how to find employment and how to be successful in work.

·       Produce your own job application materials: CV, covering letter and showreel or your work.

 

EVIDENCE: Finished film

 

P4, M4, D4, P5, M5, D5

 

 

DUE DATE: March 31st

Task 3a

 Really Useful link to CV site 

 Really Useful link to Cover letter advice 

Task 3C

Basic setup for video, simple task 

Task 3b

Resources

•        Association of Professional Recording Services (APRS) – www2.aprs.co.uk – A professional body for the recording industry

•      BBC – www.bbc.co.uk

•      British Phonographic Industry (BPI) – www.bpi.co.uk – The professional body for the recorded music industry

•      British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) – www.bbfc.co.uk

•      Channel 4 – www.channel4.com

•      Granada – www.itv.com/about

•      The Guardian’s job site – jobs.guardian.co.uk

•      Ofcom – www.ofcom.org.uk – The independent regulator for the UK communications industries

•      www.asa.org.uk – the Advertising Standards Authority www.bbc.co.uk/jobs/workexperience/index.shtml – a BBC website which              offers advice on work experience

•      www.bbc.co.uk/mediacareersday.co.uk – information about the BBC careers day

•      www.bima.co.uk – the British Interactive Media Associationwww.ivca.org – the International Visual Communication Association              (promotes effective business and public service communications)

•      www.journalism.co.uk – a website for journalists

•      www.nmk.co.uk – New Media Knowledge

•      www.nuj.co.uk – the National Union of Journalists

•      www.pact.co.uk – UK trade association representing the commercial interests of independent feature film, TV, animation and              interactive media companies

•      www.skillset.org.uk – website of Skillset, the Sector Skills Council for the creative media sector

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