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Informal : formal client briefs from rubyshefras Tender:   This is where a client will advertise their brief and a production company will bring together a proposal that they will pitch to the client, there could be multiple pitches to the client from many different companies, so the client will then get the chance to choose the proposal that they think best suits their brief and offer the job to that production company. Advantages        The advantages of this brief is that the client will be able to look at many different ideas for their product from different companies perspectives and in effect will be able to produce their product to a very high standard if one of the pitched ideas stands out above all of the others. Disadvantages        The disadvantage of this type of brief is that if a company’s pitch is turned down by the client this can set them back in business as it is very hard to gain...

Identify two costs that you may need to consider when developing a new phone app and explain how these costs impact on the project (6) One cost may be the wage of the designer fo the app, either in terms of a graphic designer or someone who can code. They may be paid for the project as a whole or on an hourly rate. This might impact the project because if no one has those skills already they may need to pay a designer which will usually be expensive, which will eat into the budget. Finding the right designer for the right cost can be difficult which might also impact on time.  Another cost might be to copyright the name of the app so that other people do not use it once it has been launched. This would impact the project positively so that the name cannot be copied. This does take time, however, so it might delay the project if they needed to wait for this to happen.  One cost might be to pay for market research to be completed on the product before the release ...

Regulatory body: ASA - advertising all media; www.asa.org.uk BBFC - cinema, films, video, dvd; www.bbfc.co.uk (PEGI) VSC - computer games; www.pegi.info/en/index Ofcom - tv, radio, telecommunications; ofcom.org.uk PRS - music; www.prsformusic.com IPSO - newspapers and magazines; www.ipso.co.uk W3C - world wide web; www.w3.org ASA:   The Advertising Standards Authority ( ASA ) is the self- regulatory  organisation of the advertising industry in the United Kingdom. The  ASA  is a non-statutory organisation and so cannot interpret or enforce legislation. However, its code of advertising practice broadly reflects legislation in many instances. BBFC:  (British Board of Film Classification)  The BBFC has a statutory requirement to all video works released on DVD, VHS Blu-Ray and to lesser extent some video games under the Video Recording Act 1984.  It is a self funded QUANGO (non-government organisation) Business affairs controll...

Top 10 Tips for Filmmaking EXT. ‘A Block’ Playground – Daytime Start with 2-second cut screen of Ruby and Amber clicking and pointing at the camera, appear with a zap effect showing the title screen of ‘Top 10 Tips for Filmmaking’ AMBER Tip Numero Uno, The BFI is the UK’s lead organisation for the cultural, creative and economic aspects of film. It is also the UK’s largest public investor in film. Supporting first-class filmmaking through development, production, distribution, international sales, export, film heritage and education. RUBY Tip Number 2, Creative England offers a range of opportunities for film development and production and are particularly interested in regionally based filmmakers and projects, which articulate a strong regional voice and sensibility.  JOE Tip Number 3, Creative England also provides a film office service to productions filming in England, outside London, to create investment, jobs and profile. Suiting you wherever you ar...

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/inside-out-outside-in/201707/two-psychiatrists-weigh-in-netflix-s-the-bone As child, adolescent, and adult psychiatrists we have eagerly been awaiting Netflix’s release of  To The Bone . It seems intended to significantly raise awareness, educate viewers and open conversations about these severe  psychiatric disorders.   Eating disorders  arise in the context of a “perfect storm” of factors, including biological vulnerability (genetic predisposition, associated mood instability), temperament (perfectionistic, obsessive, and sensitive to rejection), and a societal preoccupation with the thin ideal. While  family dynamics  may contribute, it is important to note that eating disorders also, and very often, arise in loving and supportive families. The film tells the story of Ellen, a 20 year-old Caucasian female with chronic  anorexia nervosa , who seeks treatment with the unconventional Dr. Beckham (p...

listening to podcast: Game of Thrones  BBFC  = British broadcast of film classification. They are the Uk film regulator and they certify the age ratings of films; U, PG, 12A, 12,15,18,18R very strong language  sex  sexual violence  many of the episodes are rated 15 with 3 rated 18 due to strong sex scenes and strong, bloody violence  'the red wedding ' rated 15 for strong bloody violence and is very graphic with shocking scenes - pregnant lady is stabbed in the stomach and the scene shows the weapon going into her. They should not dwell on pain and injury. As it is a 15 it must not show infliction. 'The mountain of the viper' a battle scene in the form of combat, after a long sequence of fighting there is a blood spray from a characters mouth, there is then a hefty blow delivered to the other characters head, the character then presses his fingers into the others eyes and causes him immense pain with blood spraying out. Very stron...

Time constraints and personnel info: What does the term time constraint mean? A constraint is something that limits your freedom to what you want to do. A constraint related to time between items/events. What is a time constraint? Examples  of  time constraints  include completing a prototype design in  time  for a client demonstration and completing a financial audit before the fiscal year-end.  Resource  constraints  refer to the limitations on staffing, equipment and other resources that are necessary to complete a project. Another example of a time constraint might be having employees for a certain period of time and so having to complete the project within that amount of time, this  could  mean long hours with few breaks. What is personnel?  T he  people  who  work  for a  company  or organisation. Time constraints: Final deadlines Interim deadlines (project often built ba...

This article takes a look at how much it actually costs to buy a slot on some of the UK's most popular channels. Recently Facebook unveiled a set-top TV app to host video content in a move that could soon see it compete with platforms such as YouTube as well as traditional TV channels. Emarketer predicts that by 2020 online ads will account for 60% of marketing budgets while TV will represent just 21.5% - a decline from the projected 25% slice anticipated this year. However, there is an ongoing debate in the industry about the transparency of the digital ecosystem. Both YouTube and Facebook have come under fire for issues around data and brand safety. BARB claims that the average UK viewer watches 45 TV ads a day without skipping. Although it's clear digital will continue its path to domination, the effectiveness of TV is still likely to be a hot topic over the next 12 months. And so The Drum has pulled together a rundown of the estimated costs for brands looking to stu...