- Volunteer - 'getting involved' ; behaviour to creativity
- No one comes from nowhere ; media portrays people come from nowhere and then they are automatically found (this is shown is shows from X Factor etc) ; they don't exactly tell the reality; education and stuff.
- Put everything into everything - but life is not a meritocracy ; Need to show every time, never short cut anything ; Don't be fooled with your being the best.
- Don't wait to be invited, just crack on with it - better for things to take time 'keep doing it anyway even if finished'
An Interview with Chucklefish Games [ Rosie Ball]
- Competition leads to connections at times
- Continuing to show their stuff through the internet (social media and blogs etc) to their audience which then lead to fundings and money
- Directly talking to your audience at all times
- Streaming the video before launch - testing before hand and trying to convince people before hand about what is to be expected in the games
Sports Journalism [ Leon Mann]
- BBC and ITV interviewer for sports
- Understanding the environment but being comfortable - no younger audience
- BB1, 2 and 3 - 3 different ounces 'the fatests man who ever lived'
- seek new information
- being always prepared - questions, information about whom your interviewing, background information
- believing in yourself
- be yourself
- sports media has a lack of diversity
- personality and perspective skills - limits perspective of storytelling
- Value diversity
- Challenge respectfully - stay true to your value
Young Filmmakers' Panel
- NFTS
- check sound even if you think it would be okay
Young People, Media and Democracy [ Shakuntala Banaji]
- Democracy through the internet
- just the media - good or bad
- increase the control of all media by a few corporation
- 'the economic' crisis, various spending cuts
- social, cultural economic and institution racism
- Increasing fragmentation
- young people use the internet to do democracy - mainly on social media and stating what they believe in - sharing their vies to a wider audience
- Young people prefer face to face communication rather than online
- Engaging youth: media stereotypes, cultural identity, youth justice, jobs, racism, global corporation, student rights
- Media full of stereotypes + full if misleading things - fake news
- Participation through internet 0 ling term may not being something that is taught but wool it always be so effective
- simple messages travel much faster than complex ones
An Audience [ Tony Garnett]
- All of his movies were influences from his experiences
- wanted to show working people - ordinary citizens and their lifestyles
- reflecting people for who they are not what they are portrayed to be
- Each movie feels truth but not THE truth
- Each film is political
- He was telling 'lies' but the '9 o'clock news was telling the truth because it was the 'news'
- News will be always somebody else 'news' and from what they think of it
- We make sense of ourself through story telling
- 'tell me a story' we kept saying when we were 3 but not knowing we will be always saying it since then
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