What does BBFC not stand for?

Battle Baptist Football Club, British Beatles Fan Club (UK)

What is the Editor's job?

Someone who makes key decisions in the media

TV programmes that are sent through broadband to the TV

A theory that says the media injects messages into our minds

Hypodermic needle/syringe theory

A product that allows you to click or move your mouse

A dedicated computer that principally plays games

What is electronic storage?

placing electronic documents in a memory

What is the target audience?

Who a media product is aimed at

What is a cover story?

The story which will be of interest to the target audience

What is a passive audience?

Audiences that watch digital products but don't do anything

An example of personalisation is...

Altering skins, Creating playlists

What does ASA stand for?

Advertising Standards Authority

Shot-reverse-shot is...

When the action goes back and forth between two actors

What doesn't VR stand for?

Vibration Resistance, Voice Recognition, Visual Rock Community

What is the passive audience?

Audiences that 'just sit there'

What does non linear mean?

A story that doesn't have a normal beginning, middle and end

Digital products include podcasts and MP3s

A short printed advert given away free

Used to show someone is powerful, in control

Audiences enjoying the digital media product

What does PEGI stand for?

Pan European Gaming Information

Used to create interest in your target audience

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1
What does BBFC not stand for?
British Board of Film Censors
Battle Baptist Football Club
British Board of Film Classification
British Beatles Fan Club (UK)
2
What is an example of a media sector?
Audio
Digital
Synergy
Consumption
3
What does UGC stand for?
Uppsala General Catalog
User Generated Content
Under Ground Cable
University Grants Committee
4
What is the Editor's job?
Adverts must be truthful
Someone who makes key decisions in the media
Laws and bodies that control what the media can produce
5
The purpose is when people meet
False
True
6
ECU stands for...
Environmental Control Unit
European Currency Unit
Extreme Close Up
EISA Configuration Utility
7
Pay per view is a programme that is sent out to televisions, free of charge
False
True
8
What is streaming?
TV programmes that are sent through broadband to the TV
When a new film is released to the public through cinema
How 'free' TV is paid for
A TV programme such as a sports match
9
Brightness is how much light is used in a shot
False
True
10
Practise is to get ready for an activity before it happens
True
False
11
A theory that says the media injects messages into our minds
Two step flow theory
Uses & gratifications theory
Hypodermic needle/syringe theory
12
Interactivity is...
Consuming media alone
Using 4G on a smartphone to watch a Vimeo video
A product that allows you to click or move your mouse
Where a digital media product is shown
13
A console is...
A dedicated computer that principally plays games
A small, dedicated computer that plays back music and video
How 'free' TV is paid for
Started by Apple with the iPhone
14
Text is any media product used by an audience, an example of this is video or a radio show
False
True
15
What is electronic storage?
A short printed advert given away free
To give information such as news or weather
placing electronic documents in a memory
phone that allows Internet use, photos and videos
16
What is the target audience?
Who a media product is aimed at
The main point of a media product
To get ready for an activity before it happens
When two or more people work on a media product together
17
A platform is...
Latest updates and information
The picture which will be on the front cover
Where the e-mag will be placed
Downloadable audio content
18
Tone is...
Using terms that only a specialist would understand
The feel of a speech
how the language used in a speech is
19
Audiences that 'just sit there'...
Secondary
Passive
Active
Primary
20
What is a cover story?
The story which will be of interest to the target audience
Latest updates and information
The picture which will be on the front cover
Links that allow readers to go instantly if interested
21
What is a passive audience?
Audiences that watch digital products but don't do anything
Someone who uses social networks to abuse other people
Consumers can click on links, start videos, play podcasts
Easily connected product that seeks out WiFi or Bluetooth
22
An example of personalisation is...
None of these
Altering skins
Creating playlists
Easy to carry around
23
Monochrome is a posh way of saying contrast in colour
True
False
24
Individual consumption not is consuming media in a group
False
True
25
Personnel are people who will be in your film?
False
True
26
What does ASA stand for?
Adaptive Security Appliance
Advertising Standards Authority
American Standards Association
Angle Side Angle
27
A scene is very strongly lit, such as in a TV quiz show
High key
Chiaroscuro
low key
Desaturated
28
Resources are props
False
True
29
Shot-reverse-shot is...
The camera is fixed and moves from left to right
When the action goes back and forth between two actors
The camera moves up and down
The camera looks down from above and either zooms in or out
30
What doesn't VR stand for?
Vibration Resistance
Voice Recognition
Visual Rock Community
Virtual reality
31
What is the passive audience?
Audiences that 'just sit there'
None of these
Consuming media with others
Consuming media alone
32
OFCOM stands for Office of Communications
False
True
33
Direct address is not when the audience are communicated to directly
True
False
34
What is an e-newspaper?
Any media product used by an audience
Online version of magazines
Online versions of newspapers
Dedicated gaming system where e-books can be read
35
Focus groups are an example of primary research
False
True
36
Pace is a movement from one scene to another
True
False
37
A soft use of colours and shades to give a muted appearance used in dramatic scenes for example
High contrast
Low contrast
38
A cut is a a movement from one scene to another
False
True
39
What does non linear mean?
Shadows used deliberately to create an unsettling impression
One scene follows another building a story logically
Colours added to a shot to create an impression
A story that doesn't have a normal beginning, middle and end
40
Audio is...
Digital products include podcasts and MP3s
Getting a digital product out there - using iBooks or iTunes
Digital products such as blogs, e-books and websites
Could be console or smartphone app
41
Connectivity means a device can be connected to the internet quickly
False
True
42
IPSO stands for Irish Payment Services Organisation
False
True
43
All is balanced and in harmony
Recognition
Resolution
Disruption
Equilibrium
44
What is a flyer?
electronic documents promoting a company or service
To bring understanding
media texts that try to sell a product
A short printed advert given away free
45
Media that is electronic...
Analogue
Devices
Platform
Digital
46
What is a low angle?
Used to show someone is weak or vulnerable
Medium shot - from the waste up
Mainly the face or hands or an object like a gun are shown
Used to show someone is powerful, in control
47
What is consumption?
Showing your digital media product to the audience
Audiences enjoying the digital media product
Getting a digital product out there - using iBooks or iTunes
Tidying up a production by editing and changing the sound
48
Regulation is laws and bodies that control what the media are allowed to produce
True
False
49
What does PEGI stand for?
Pattison Education Group, Inc.
Pan-European Guidance Indicator
Pan European Gaming Information
Playboy Entertainment Group, Inc.
50
Music is...
What you will use in your advert
An MP4 or .MOV file
Sound the actors can hear
Used to create interest in your target audience

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