Master Recap: Radio + LFTVD + Film

Who came up with the Binary Oppositions Theory?

Who (externally) regulates the BBC?

What is it called when a LFTVD references other media?

What unusual tactic did Netflix also do to hook fans?

which of these is a character convention of LFTVD?

Fast forward to 2024. Which of these companies do Disney now own?

Who Created Stranger Things?

How many listeners does the R1BS get?

In what year was Netflix founded?

How is Radio 1's Newsbeat tailored to their target audience?

Which of these were part of the Big 5 in the 1930s

What was Snow Whites original budget?

Who is The Radio 1 Breakfast Show's target audience?

How was Shan Chi marketed?

What original story was Snow White based on?

How much did LOTR:TRP cost to make?

What Framework are we studying for LFTVD

What was a unique marketing focus of Snow White in 1937?

How did Disney market Snow White when it was released?

What is the BBC's business model?

When was The BBC Founded?

How long is a typical LFTVD?

How does the BBC deliver its news stories?

What was the budget for Stranger Thing's last season? (season 4)

which of these is a narrative convention of LFTVD?

What is the main genre of Lupin?

How is The BBC funded?

How does the R1BS attract their target audience?

Who came up with the Equilibrium Theory?

In the 1930s, Hollywood was owned by 5 major companies. This is known as...

What does the BBFC stand for?

How often is the Royal Charter reviewed?

How much did Snow White earn during its original release?

What did the BBFC rate the film during its original release?

In the 1930's people would go to the cinema to see...

What role does Assane play in challenging traditional representations of race and identity in media?

Who (internally) regulates the BBC?

Shan Chi was released in 2021. What was it's budget?

Where is Stranger Things set?

What year is Stranger Things set?

Why was cinema so popular in the 1930s?

What is the most expensive LFTVD ever made?

What kind of character is Lupin?

In The US, what did Disney have to abide by? (when making Snow White)

We can now access the same media on different platforms - what is this called?