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AS-Media StudiesAudiences and Institutes

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Q2 –The exam focus

• The questions are very broad and can focus on one of the following areas:

1. Media Ownership (Media Conglomerates)

2. Synergy & Cross Media Convergence

3. New Media Technologies

4. The spread of technology

5. Technological Convergence (media gadgets)

6. Big industries targeting British audiences

7. Your media consumption

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Synergy & Cross Media Convergence• An example of this:• Vivendi Universal make a film in Universal Studios.• It releases the film’s soundtrack on Polygram, one of its

record labels.• The tracks can be bought online at MP3.com, one of its

internet companies.• The film can be downloaded on Vivendi Telecom

phones.• The film is then shown in its Odeon cinema chain.

• Owning all of these assets makes it cheaper for the producer to make, distribute, market and exhibit the film, thus maximising profit, enabling the studio to keep making big budget films.

• A win-win scenario for Hollywood Studios...

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Film & New Media Technology

Advances in new media technology have made it possible for anyone to make films and showcase them on the internet on sites like YouTube.We can now also watch films on phones, games consoles, digital TV on demand.We can also see state of the art SFX on giant screens in 3D.

HOME CINEMA? FILMS ON THE MOVE?

OR IMAX 3D?

Digital T.V

Satellite ( Sky) Digital Terrestrial (Freeview) Cable (NTL)

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Media Convergence - Film

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Technological ConvergenceGadgets to watch films on:• Smart-phones (iPhone etc)• MP4 players • Portable Games Consoles (PSP

etc)• Laptops (Airbooks etc)

Multimedia devices, films at home:

• Games Consoles (Xbox 360, PS3 etc)

• PC (via DVD, BluRay, il/legal downloads)

• Home Cinema (Plasma TV / Projector + digital TV)

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User Generated Content

• Technological Advancements –improvements in smart technology.

• Distribution online.

• Internet Speed.

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Audiences

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Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs• Young and Rubicam's ideas

are really based on an earlier theorist - Maslow - who instead of segmenting the audience, segmentaed their needs instead.

The idea is that an individual will always seek to satisfy their core needs first - the ones at the bottom of the pyramid - and then would work towards Self-actualisation and beyond.

The theory is manipulated by advertising by making a product seem to fulfil one of these needs when it is advertised therefore making the audience desire it in order to satisfy that need.

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Independent Film Company

• Warp Films

• http://www.bfi.org.uk/news-opinion/news-bfi/features/warp-films-essential-releases

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TASK

• Research your three companies.

• 1. Hollywood Conglomerate• 2. British Studio• 3. Independent

• Identify the ownership of each and what synergy exists, as well as their production model, how they produce films?

• Identify a range of films they have made.• Research one film in detail including costs box office gross, stars and

identify the target audience. What marketing products were produced

• What types of films they produce the costs and scale/genre of the projects.

• Consider how technology has impacted the company?• Who are the target audience?