Facilities with sufficient staff and equipment to produce multi-camera, large-budget programming.

Large-scale video production companies

Small-scale video production companies

Business with limited staff and equipment resources.

Small-scale video production companies

Large-scale video production companies

A broadcast station that has aligned itself with a particular network.

Large-scale video production companies

Small-scale video production companies

How would you have changed the channel in the 1960s?

Using a button on the television set

Using a remote control plugged in to the set

What is significant about TV channels today?

There are now a multitude of TV channels broadcast 24 hours a day

Channel surfing is routine and on demand means that streaming at different times than the live broadcast is more common.

Convergence means that TV is available on a wide variety of platforms such as TV sets, game consoles, tablets and mobile phones.

Using a range of different platforms to sell a product or communicate information

Where a single company controls the production and distribution of a product

Were people more loyal to channels in the 1960s or today? Why?

1960s, because they were limited to what channels they could watch and identified with the programmes on a particular channel.

2010s, because most channels are rubbish anyway.

What is meant by ‘streaming’?

temporarily downloading a media file via the internet to watch/listen to

permanently downloading a media file via the internet to watch/listen to

What is a Commercial Broadcaster?

A channel that is privately owned and operates for the purpose of making a profit.

A channel that is owned by the public.

A channel that is must inform, educate and entertain because of the Royal Charter

What requirements must a Public Service Broadcaster fulfill for the public?

provide impartial (unbiased) news and information

represent and serve diverse communities of all of the UK nations and regions

creative, high quality, distinctive programmes

hire established, award winning actors for each of its programmes

Identify three things a regulator does.

fine broadcasters if their programmes breach the code of practice

makes decisions about programme content

Who issues the Royal Charter to the BBC?

Tony Hall (Director General of the BBC)

As a PSB provider, what is the BBC’s ethos?

to inform, educate and entertain

to bring together, unify and forgive

to diversify, innovate and progress

What are some of the criticisms of the licensing fee?

too many people get away with not paying it by using other peoples' BBC iPlayer

not everyone watches the BBC do why do we all have to pay for it?

TV Production Practice

Authored by Jodi Daly

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3rd Grade

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