Investigating Audio Recorders (Tascom)

Learning Objective 29.9.14

I have recorded my blog. I need to put the recording on the computer and put it on Adobe Premier and add animation. 

LO1 task 1 draft script

Hey my name is Hannah I work for the company cheese media. I'll be analysing the film company 20th Century Fox. We will be looking at ownership, operating model, products, market position and competitors. But first we need to learn key terms; conglomerate is a big company made up of smaller companies that are called subsidiaries, and example of this is Disney and CBS. A independent company is one that is not owned by another company, it operates and makes products by its self. Warp is an example of this. Another key term is cross media ownership this is when a company makes more than one type of media product they do this by owning companies that make different media. The BBC is an example of cross media ownership. Commercial makes a profit, most companies exist to make money. A public service broadcaster is funded by public money, the BBC use this to broadcast. Finally a joint venture is when companies work with other companies, this is beneficial to both sides, Warp and Film4 have a joint venture together.

Now you know the key words lets get on with ownership! The owners of 20th Century Fox are Twenty-First Century Fox. The structure of the company is made up of lots of subsidiaries, that all do different things. This makes the company conglomerate. It has subsidiaries such as 20th Century Fox home entertainment and Blue Sky records. 20th Century Fox uses cross media ownership. It has companies in TV, film and media. 20th Century Fox has worked with Dream Works for help on distribution internationally.

Now lets move on to operating model, in the production process when making a movie the company uses the smaller organisations within the conglomerate, to produce and promote the product. All of smaller companies contribute to it. The three production stages are pre-production, production and post production. There are two ways the subsidiaries can be controlled, vertically integrated and horizontally integrated. These are beneficial to conglomerates. This means that they get more money because they don't have to out-source to promote the product. The second is the different subsidiaries that work together to create the product. Vertically is produce, distribute and consumption. Different subsidiaries work for different parts of the production stages, e.g. for production the film crew and costumes/make up will be needed to help. So different subsidiaries work at different parts of the production.

Ok over half way there! Lets talk about products. 20th century fox produces many different types of media such as film, T and magazines. But the company produces mostly films and TV. The 20th century fox logo is very well know from movies an TV shows. The most famous films made by 20th century fox are avatar, home alone, cast away and the Croods. Their products cater to a wide range of audiences, in their films; they cover all the genres of movies. Which means that most people will enjoy and want to watch their movies. This is the same case for their other products. Also with the TV products they have news channels and entertainment ones so fox cater to a big audience.

Up next Market position! We know that 20th century fox is successful because they have produced over a thousand movies. They stared off making movies like The Iron Horse, with a $280,000 budget in 1924. The most recent film they made Maze Runner budget it $30 Million. So the company has grown massively. This is because of them being part of a conglomerate. They are similar to companies like Disney in the way they work in the conglomerate this system is what makes them one of the biggest film company's. 20th century fox are successful internationally; they have the money to send out the movie in different languages and around the world.

Ok last one, Competitors! The main competitors for 20th century fox are Universal, Disney, Columbia Pictures and Paramount Pictures. They are all competitors of 20th century fox because they also make big budget blockbuster movies. One of things that make them individual and makes them stand out from their competitors, is fox is well know for their humour and taking the mic out of other things in the Simpsons and Family guy. Fox has are more lighthearted feel to the products it makes.

Post title: Starter 19/09/14 Adobe Premiere

The thing I found the most difficult on Adobe Premiere was knowing how to correctly put in the transition effects

One thing I found easy was using the cutting tool

Lesson 5 Progress Adobe Premiere

In this video I added a transition and colour correction. 

Test on Adobe Premiere

I learned how to add text.

Premiere Training- Starter task

1. Editing can take a long time
2. This is the stage you can add special effects
3. With editing you can make a video look more professional
4. Can put transitions on
5. Can edit sound.

Lesson 3 starter Things I have learnt

3 Things I have learnt
1. 21st century fox is a big conglomerate
2. That BBC is a public service broadcaster.
3. Warp is independent.

Pictures for video

Classwork Ownership

Lesson 2: Starter Task 20th Century Fox

9/10 
Need to learn the conglomerates Rupert Murdoch owns are 21st Century Fox and News Corporation.

Unit 1

Conglomerate- made up of companies and are called subsidiaries.
Warner, 21st century fox, Disney, CBS and Paramount
Independent- not owned by another company, operates and makes products by its self.
Warp
Cross media ownership- when a company makes more than one type of media product by owning companies that make different media.
BBC
Commercial- makes  a profit companies exists to make money.
Public service broadcaster- funded by public money.
BBC and TV licence free
Joint venture- works with other companies.
Warp and film 4


 Hey my name is Hannah I work for the company cheese media. I'll be analysing the film company 20th century fox. We will be looking at ownership, operating model, products, market position and competitors. But first we need to learn key terms; conglomerate is a big company made up of smaller companies that are called subsidiaries, and example of this is Disney and CBS. A
Independent company is one that is not owned by another company, it operates and makes products by its self. Warp is an example of this. Another key term is cross media ownership this is when a company makes more than one type of media product they do this by owning companies that make different media. The BBC is an example of cross media ownership. Commercial makes a profit most companies exists to make money. A public service broadcaster is funded by public money, the BBC use this to broadcast. Finally joint venture is when companies works with other companies, this is beneficial to both sides, warp and film4 have a joint venture together.

Now you know the key words lets get on with ownership! The owners of 20th century fox are Twenty-First Century Fox. The structure of the company is made up of lots of subsidiaries, that all do different things. This makes the company conglomerate. It has subsidiaries such as 20th century fox home entertainment and blue sky records. 20th century fox uses cross media ownership. It has companies in TV, film and media. 20th century fox has worked with Dream Works for help on distribution internationally.

Now lets move on to operating model, production process when making a movie the company uses the smaller organisations within the conglomerate, to produce and promote the product. all of smaller companies contribute to it. The three production stages are pre-production, production and post production. There are two ways the subsidiaries can be controlled, vertically integrated and horizontally integrated. These are beneficial to conglomerates. This means that they get more money because they don't have to out-source to promote the product. The second is the different subsidiaries that work together to create the product. Vertically is produce, distribute and consumption. Different subsidiaries work for different parts of the production stages, e.g. for production the film crew and costumes/make up will be needed to help. So different subsidiaries work at different parts of the production.

Ok over half way there! Lets talk about products. 20th century fox produces many different types of media such as film, T and magazines. But the company produces mostly films and TV. the 20th century fox logo is very well know from movies an TV shows. The most famous films made by 20th century fox are avatar, home alone, cast away and the croods. Their products cater to a wide range of audiences, in their films, they cover all the genres of movies. Which means that most people will enjoy and want to watch their movies. This is the same case for their other products. Also with the TV products they have news channels and entertainment ones so fox cater to a big audience.

Up next Market position! We know that 20th century fox is successful because they have produced over a thousand movies. They stared off making movies like The Iron Horse, with a $280,000 budget in 1924. The most recent film they made Maze Runner budget it $30 Million. so the company has grown massively. this is because of them being part of a conglomerate. They are similar to companies like Disney in the way they work in the conglomerate this system is what makes them one of the biggest film company's. 20th century fox are successful internationally, they have the money to send out the movie in different languages and around the world.

Ok last one, Competitors! The main competitors for 20th century fox are Univeral, Disney, Columbia Pictures and Paramount Pictures. They are all competitors of 20th century fox because they also make big budget blockbuster movies. One of things that make them individual and makes them stand out from their competitors, is fox is well know for their humour and taking the mic out of other things  in the Simpsons and Family guy. Fox has are more light hearted feel to the products it makes.