5.BBC One Purposes

Royal Charter: The royal charter is the basis for the BBC. It sets out the public purposes of the BBC, guarantees its independence, and outlines the duties of the trust and the executive board. The agreement with the secretary of state provides detail on many topics outlined in the charter and also covers the BBCs funding. 

BBC Trust: The BBC exists to serve the public to educate and entertain. The BBC trust is the governing body of the BBC. The main roles of the Trust are in setting the overall strategic direction of the BBC, including its priorities, and in exercising a general oversight of the work of the Executive Board. The Trust will perform these roles in the public interest, particularly the interest of licence fee payers.


The Executive Board runs the BBC. It is responsible for delivering the BBC’s services in accordance with the strategy agreed with the BBC Trust, and for all aspects of operational management. The Board is made up of executive directors from within the BBC and a number of non-executive directors, who bring external expertise and insight to the operation of the Board.

What are the BBC Purposes and how are they delivered? 

• Sustaining citizenship and civil society- The BBC provides high-quality news, current affairs and factual programming to engage its viewers, listeners and users in important current and political issues.

• promoting education and learning- The support of formal education in schools and colleges and informal knowledge and skills building.

• stimulating creativity and cultural excellence- Encouraging interest, engagement and participation in cultural, creative and sporting activities across the UK.

• Representing the UK, its nations, regions and communities- BBC viewers, listeners and users can rely on the BBC to reflect the many communities that exist in the UK.

• Bringing the UK to the world and the world to the UK- The BBC will build a global understanding of international issues and broaden UK audiences' experience of different cultures.

• Delivering to the public the benefit of emerging communications technologies and services- Assisting UK residents to get the best out of emerging media technologies now and in the future.

Explain how the BBC represents the UK, its nations, regions and communities. 

Represent the different nations, regions and communities to the rest of the UK.Cater for the different nations, regions and communities of the UK. Bring people together for shared experiences. Encourage interest in a conversation about local communities Reflect the different religious and other beliefs in the UK.Provide output in minority languages.

What is the T.V. license and who pays it? 


Anyone who uses T.V. receiving equipment to watch or record television programmes as they're being shown on T.V., needs to pay for a T.V. license. T.V. receiving equipment means any equipment which is used to watch or record television programmes as they're being shown on TV.A standard colour T.V. license cost £145 per month. The fee provides a wide range of T.V., radio and online content. The license fee allows the BBC to remain free of advertisement. 

risk assessment

The risks with our video can be dangerous due to us filming in and around a swimming pool:

1. Someone may drown in the pool if you are unable to swim.
2. Someone may slip over and hit your head or cause injury to your body.
3. Someone might drop the camera or other equipment and it could break or land in the pool.

To prevent these injuries from happening, firstly make sure that everyone can swim. do not run on the edge of the pool. And lastly, keep the electronic equipment away from the pool.

track choice and analysis

Kendrick Lamar 
Swimming Pools (Drank) 


The track we have chosen is swimming pools by kendrick lamar. 
we have chosen this track because for a start its called swimming pools so we have an original idea of where to film our video. The lyrics are easy to understand and mimic and therefore will make our video more accurate and a better representation of the song. We all like this track and I believe that this will help us when filming because we will be more enthusiastic and have a greater understanding of what happens in the song. This song was the clear choice for us as it is the genre of music we listen to, which means we can get really enthusiastic about the song and the filming. 

The song is about people's relationship with drink and alcohol, so the video is quiet a dark video due to the fact that the song is about something negative. Our idea and concept was to make the video more fun and less depressing, so instead of focusing on the drinking on alcohol, we focused on the whole swimming pool idea. 

The camera and visuals don't really match with the audio but thats why it works so well. The tempo of the song starts off fairly quick with slow the visual shots being very slow and statics with lots of cuts to different locations. The sets for this video are normally dark to represent that alcohol is a bad thing, but Kendrick is dressed in all white to standout.

4.Timeline

• The BBC was formed in 1922 by a group of wireless manufacturers. Broadcasting began on the 14th November and could be heard all over the UK. The BBC broadcast  mixture of plays, talks, music and variety acts. 
• There was a general strike in 1926, in the absence of newspapers, the people turned to the BBC for news. the significance of this is that more people would have watched the BBC News therefore increasing the BBCs popularity. 
• 1927, renamed british broadcasting corporation.
• BBC moves into broadcasting house, in portland place london, 1932. Launches the empire service (later called the world service).
• Wimbledon was broadcasted in 1937. This was the first time Tennis was broadcasted on television. 
• In 1938, the FA cup final and Boat race was televised.
• In 1943 new technology (A lighter, more portable field recorder) allowed BBC war correspondents to report from the front line. This was very beneficial for the people at home during the war because they got to experience what the front line of war was like. 
• The BBC gained a reputation for honesty during the war. By 1945 it was broadcasting in 40 languages. This was significant because more people from different nationalities could watch the BBC.
• 1945 also saw the launch of the light program. It played light entertainment and music, often played by the BBC orchestra or the Billy Cotton Band.
• The third program launched in 1946 played classical music. This would have increased the BBC's target audience as the older viewers would have listened to classical music. 
• In 1946 the first T.V. license was introduced of £2 a year. The equivalent to just under £60 in todays money. This paid for the single monochrome channel then being broadcast. 
• In 1948 the olympics were televised. This would have made the BBC very popular as this was the only way the general public would have been able to view the olympics. 
• In 1968 the license fee was raised to £5 plus another £5 if you had color T.V. 
• The current license fee is £135.50 or £11.29 a month. The licence fee is influential as it pays for the BBC without having to have adverts in the shows they broadcast. 
• Until 2007, the BBC was run by its board of governors, under a royal charter which is renewed every 10 years. It is now run by the BBC trust. 

3.BBFC presentation

Presentation1 from olliefriend


BBFC Trip:
On our trip to the BBFC we had a two hour seminar on how films are rated by the BBFC and the requirements films have to for-fill to be a certain age range. I learnt that there have been many age ratings over the years for example the 'H' rating meant horrific so obviously it means it was a scary film.   I also learnt that if a film wants to have an age rating of say 12 but the BBFC rate it as a 15, the producer will have to make cuts to the film in order for the film to meet the requirements of the 12 rating. 

call sheet for new video

Day Of Filming: Monday

Times For Crew: 5 pm

Times For Actors: 5:30 pm

Weather Report: doesn't matter we will be inside

Props Needed: swimming pool, swimming caps, inflatables

Equipment Needed: cameras, tripod, microphone,

Shots Required:

Any Major Risks: we could drown in the swimming pool and the side of the swimming pool can get slippery. 

1 days shooting.

crew roles for new video

Director: Harry Holland

Definition: he/she is the organizer and developer of the film tat they are trying to produce: I would organize and arrange the scenes and how I would like them to go

Producer: Mason Haliday

Definition: The Producer is frequently the first person to become involved in a project; they participate directly in all the main producing. Also they make the budget. :I Booked the cameras and organized the budget and also I made the changes that needed to be improved

Director of Photography (D.P.): Mason Haliday

Definition: they are the heads of department on filming productions and have a leading role of approving thing: he is in charge of the filming and positing of the camera and redoing the scenes if needed

Editor: Mason Halliday

Definition: an Editor is someone who work’s closely with the Director, after the filming is completed, his is to assemble sots to piece together to make the final film. : I am in charge of the editing and making the advert all on final cut.

Camera Operator:Mason Halliday 

Definition: The Camera Operator sets-up positions and operates the camera. The right angels the film the right shots for the scenes. :  He is in change of the cameras positions and also is in charge of the angles.

Minor Roles

Assistant Camera (A.C.): Harry Holland

Definition: assist the camera mad holding him when walking back so he doesn’t trip up and also helps him set up. : He is inchage of helping the camera man and helping him but giving advice.

Assistant Director (A.D.): Mason Halliday

Definition: he is his help man taking responsibility for number of important jobs due to the camera. He also needs to take care of the camera man when using the camera.

Art Director: Harry Holland 

Definition: create all the set art work and makes the shots and sets look as good as they should do. : he is in charge of making the shot look good and making the space around the shot even

Casting Director: Oliver friend

Definition: organizes the cast to produce them to be organizes and be ready for them to film the next shot. I am in charge on telling then what is going to happen next and were they should be.

Location Scout: Sir

Definition: you travel around the world to find all types or locations for your film to be filmed at: sir is inchagre on were we go and how to get there but he takes ideas form us on were to go.

Production Manager (P.M.): Oliver Friend 

Definition: they produce all of the mangers television like. Light children’s programs and is responsible for all the organizational aspects of production including a budget: I am charge on what’s happening and also the budget

Screenwriter: Harry holland 

Definition: screenwriter are responsible fro reaching certain ideas for the story. Writhing screenplays and delivering the. : I take the responsibilities on the ideas and creativity for the adverts.

equipment and list for new video

equipment list:

• Swimming pool- this will be our main feature in our video and where we will be throughout the entire video.
• Swimming caps and budgie smugglers- this is all we will be wearing in the video 
• Inflatables- we will be playing with these and throwing them around.
• Plastic bottle- we will be pouring water over each other.
• Camera and tripod 
• speakers- we will have the music playing in the back ground 

1.media job advert

Boom Operators: 

Boom Operators are responsible for placing the microphone in the best position, without impeding camera operation, or hampering actors’ freedom to perform.Boom Operators work on a freelance basis, and report directly to Production Sound Mixers in Production Sound Departments. They usually specialize in either film or television, but may also work on commercials. Boom Operators are also responsible for all the sound equipment, ensuring that it is in good working order, and carrying out minor repairs where necessary. 

Employer: Film producer for channel 4 
Posted: 1.1.2014 
Location: London
Level: Experienced 
Contract:Permanent
Hours: Full time
Salary: 12,000 to 20,000 per year 

Stunt man: 

A stunt man or women is someone who performs dangerous acts within the television or film industry. In This line of work the stuntman is paid to do those actions that are deemed to dangerous for the regular actor to perform. Stunt work is not steady work. Stuntmen who work in movie are only employed on a movie-by-movie basis, sometimes they are needed for a number of months if they are lucky to double for the lead actor but could quite easily only be needed for a single stunt that is filmed over the space of a day or two.

Employer: Film producer for channel 4 

Posted: 1.1.2014 

Location: London

Level: Experienced 

Contract:Permanent

Hours: Full time

Salary: 30,000 to 100,000 per year 

Video editor: 

A film or video editor is responsible for assembling recorded raw material into a finished product that's suitable for broadcasting. The material may include camera footage, dialogue, sound effects, graphics and special effects. This is a key role in the post-production process and your skills can determine the quality and delivery of the final product. You'll usually work closely with the director to achieve the desired end result.


Employer: Film producer for Disney

Posted: 1.1.2014 

Location: London

Level: Experienced 

Contract:Permanent

Hours: Full time

Salary: 30,000 to 100,000 per year 

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