Planning Perfect answers


Cross comparing with the mark scheme to make perfect answer-

1- identify two costs that you may need to consider when developing a new phone app and explain how these costs impact on the project (6)

One form of costs could be personnel- paying a graphic designer if no one on your team has the skills to design the app layout. This will take a big chunk out of your budget but will lead to the app looking more professional, so putting aside some of the budget for staff will benefit the project. Paying for copyright in order to avoid your designs being taken. Though protecting your intellectual property may cost money and take up some time for your apps development, your work will remain safe and protected.


2- identify one act of legislation that is applicable to the creation of a new national newspaper and explains what impact it has (3)


One mark for the act of legislation and two marks for an explanation of the impact.
Eg.  

-Human Rights Act 1998 – impact relates to the stories they are able to write – is a story in the public interest?


-Data Protection Act 1998 – when reporting on stories, journalists must not contain so many details in the article that the person can be found.

-copy right law- copying the layout or titles of popular newspapers would break copy right law and the original newspapers can sue the new national newspapers 

3- You have been offered a job at a company called Align Media, you're required to sign a form giving the intellectual property rights of any work you produce to the company. Why must you sign the form? (3)


As you work for the company your ideas belong to the company, this is also for legal rights, giving the company full control of your ideas. Its also ethical and will stop any uncertainty over the rights to the idea. 

4- Identify one type of revenue stream that you could consider to make a profitable website and explain why this method is effective. (3)


One revenue stream websites can use are subscription service- where consumers pay monthly /weekly for the websites content. This creates a steady stream of revenue for the site and keeps the consumers and company happy.



Revenue streams:
·       Banner ads of companies approached personally
·       Editorial name drops/product placement
·       Reviews
·       Ad-sense adverts in side bars
·       Subscription
·       Sales of merchandise


5- Identify two ethical issues that you would need to consider before your team develops ideas for a documentary on refugees. Explain how these will impact on the project. (8)



In the creation of a documentary of a documentary the team would need too make sure they're not being biased against public opinion on refugees. They should remain neutral to avoid portraying the refugees negative light but also to avoid being hateful to those with differing opinions on refugees. The team needs to show the true stories of people without straying from the truth otherwise the documentary could appear misleading and rather than enlightening public opinion, influence further hate and aggression. The impact on the project from remaining truthful and non-biased is a time, as fact checking everything will take more time.

Another ethical issue is children. Often refugees are on the run from someone or something, so showing certain people on camera could endanger them. For children they shouldn't be filmed without parental consent, and often in their situation, some children have lost their parents. Seeing sickly children would have an emotional impact on both the crew and the viewers and though it may raise awareness, by filming children without consent from an adult, these kids could easily be put in risk.



Impact on project:
-Financial
-Time
-Emotional impact on crew
-Legal stance
-Buy in an interpreter(s)
-insurance- dangerous areas 

6- Identify one regulatory body which could provide guidance with regard to creating a new advert for a children's charity. Explain your choice. (2)

The regulatory body for adverts is the ASA- Advertising Standards Agency, who deny ads that are harmful, misleading or offensive. A children's advert would need to be protected from harmful imagery that would upset a child.
Also accepts- Ofcom, BBFC





















Comments

  1. Sydney

    Very thorough answers which make good use of examples, terminology and the exam criteria. Your understanding has also clearly progressed from last time - good stuff! Perhaps in future photograph your exam paper and add to posts - this will help point out reflection points.

    Please add a comment below reflecting on my comments and explaining any changes you have made.

    Mr P

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