Media 1 Ms Fowler

1) How does the report suggest that TV viewing is changing? Suggests that TV viewing habits have changed significantly especially within the younger generations and the 45 year old age group. 2) What differences are highlighted between younger and older viewers? States that younger generations are watching significantly less than before and that older generations are viewing TV far more than before. 3) Does the report suggest audiences are satisfied with public service broadcasting TV channels? The report states that PSB's are still watched extensively and are quite popular. 4) Public service broadcasting channels are a major aspect of the UK cultural industries. How much money did PSB channels spend on UK-originated content in 2016?  PSB'S spent a total of $2.6 billion on UL-originated content in 2016 Goldsmiths report Read this  report from Goldsmiths University - A future for public service television: content and platforms in a digital world . 1) What does the

 I n the first 10 seconds, there are many varieties of pace from being slow, which builds tension so we can identify ourselves with the characters There is also a gradual build up of climax in the narrative as there are transitions from the middle shot to the male protagonist  In addition, 1 minute into the video, there is back to back  camera positioning  therefore the edits make it seem they are putting on their balaclavas's on at the same time even though they were shot at different angles. There is also  continuity editing  when the male  protagonist  punches a security guard and another shot follows through from it but from a lower angle  This is used by Michael Mann to introduce  several editing techniques  which makes the flow of the trailer more interesting.  Furthermore, there is a huge difference between the narrative of the movie and the  setting  of the movie since the the trailer is set in a bank which is mainly quiet and tranquil( peaceful and professional environ