unit 6 Paper

 

1a)

i) Have access to specific film fan audiences by including use of hashtags when posting content  

ii) Can tag in larger production companies to reach them to promote their talents 

iii) Has the opportunity to gain feedback from audiences and respond through comments 


1b) professional focus groups can be set up on such apps with specific subject titles. They can connect users with similar content and focus boards which gives the opportunity to collaborate with other professionals 


1c) 

i) Online technologies and cloud services have allowed audiences to access programs such as Unity and Flow lab meaning that users can now create content, save it in the could and share it with friends  

ii) The expansion of broadband speeds and wifi connections have allowed for the mass downloading of new games via the internet so users no longer have to buy physical copies for games consoles 


2a) Social media services such as linked in allowed potential employers to see reviews of personal skills and they can quickly search for refecrences from ex-empoyers to verify content 

2b) 

i) One planning tools, including virtual meeting enviroments such as teams can be used in the workplace to sucessfully reach colleaugues at other branches meaning the travel costs are cut down and content is recorded  

ii) Website tools, such as SEO tool screaming frog, can be used to track the reach of marketing material in a project so decisions can be made about how to better reach audiances throughout a campaign 

3a) 

i) Cultural censorship places restrictions on the type of content that can be released as part of marketing digital products in certain countries for religious or social issues, such as film posters require a strict dress code for actors in pakistan. This means that marketing material needs to be reshot or heavily edited in order so that groups are not offended by the material  

ii)Cultural censorship places restrictions on social media and wed content that can be accessed by the public in some countries, such as in North Korea and China where freedom and twitter will not reach its intended audience in certain countries 


3b) 

i) Reaching a wider audience means greater opportunity for making profit from media products such as blockbuster films 

ii) Opportunities for collaboration between different production companies and cultures  

iii)Ease of collaboration with personnel and crowdsourcing globally owning to technological convergence and instant communication methods 


4) 

i) Cyberbullying 

ii) trolling 


5) News providers can 


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