1 The three stages of process culture According to Williams is? The Art, industry and democracy. When Williams talks about The three stages it is how during the 1920 -1930s the people did not want to bring industries of production in because the people thought that it would hurt the way jobs were for them, and it would make most of the people lose employment.
The Art was a way people would go out and get away from what was happening to them. This it is known that when we look at art it helps you to understand some things about yourself and also it helps you not to focus on you but other things. The most important thing was the social relations between the factory system and the emotional state of mind that people were afraid of. …show more content…
These ideologies can be based upon your religion the education you have and the communication with other people that you have along with culture. This is how our government works, for instance the area of town you live in most good areas get funding for schools were the low income areas do not get the funding like the upper class area do for their schools.
3. Describe panopticism, its historical roots, and how panopticism operates on the individual in society? This is not easy to understand but the thing is that this is a way of controlling people. When we look at the start of this country we look at how the slaves were used to do the work and not just the slaves from Africa, but also the first ones from Britain. I do see this in our everyday way of doing things now how you have to pay taxes to a government whom allows your money to be used for its own gain and not always what is good for the people Describe some of the ways it operates in current everyday life and how it may influence our interactions with media and …show more content…
Explain the concept and role of the ‘producer’ in media production? The producer is responsible for every aspect of the show whether it is a TV show film, or even plays on stage. The job is very intense because you must be able to get people to finance your projects. The producer also has to oversee every aspect of the project from start to the finish product. The producer is the team leader they are supported by production assistants, coordinators and managers, depending on the size of the projects that they are doing. How has Web 2.0 affected produsers and their production of content? The affect that the web 2.0 has is that it has allowed for the smaller companies to be able to market their shows and movies. With net flicks YouTube and any other ways that we communicate this has opened doors for the producers that at one time would not have been given the opportunity. The industry is now looking at different producers to show cases their work so it can be pitched to the big networks.
What are some examples of the types of media projects or products of the producers? The producers now are able to work with smaller cameras and lighter equipment this also helps with the production cost his job also is to find was to keep the cost down. When we look at film or TV the producer now has the ability to altercate what we are looking
The Art was a way people would go out and get away from what was happening to them. This it is known that when we look at art it helps you to understand some things about yourself and also it helps you not to focus on you but other things. The most important thing was the social relations between the factory system and the emotional state of mind that people were afraid of. …show more content…
These ideologies can be based upon your religion the education you have and the communication with other people that you have along with culture. This is how our government works, for instance the area of town you live in most good areas get funding for schools were the low income areas do not get the funding like the upper class area do for their schools.
3. Describe panopticism, its historical roots, and how panopticism operates on the individual in society? This is not easy to understand but the thing is that this is a way of controlling people. When we look at the start of this country we look at how the slaves were used to do the work and not just the slaves from Africa, but also the first ones from Britain. I do see this in our everyday way of doing things now how you have to pay taxes to a government whom allows your money to be used for its own gain and not always what is good for the people Describe some of the ways it operates in current everyday life and how it may influence our interactions with media and …show more content…
Explain the concept and role of the ‘producer’ in media production? The producer is responsible for every aspect of the show whether it is a TV show film, or even plays on stage. The job is very intense because you must be able to get people to finance your projects. The producer also has to oversee every aspect of the project from start to the finish product. The producer is the team leader they are supported by production assistants, coordinators and managers, depending on the size of the projects that they are doing. How has Web 2.0 affected produsers and their production of content? The affect that the web 2.0 has is that it has allowed for the smaller companies to be able to market their shows and movies. With net flicks YouTube and any other ways that we communicate this has opened doors for the producers that at one time would not have been given the opportunity. The industry is now looking at different producers to show cases their work so it can be pitched to the big networks.
What are some examples of the types of media projects or products of the producers? The producers now are able to work with smaller cameras and lighter equipment this also helps with the production cost his job also is to find was to keep the cost down. When we look at film or TV the producer now has the ability to altercate what we are looking