Monday, 14 September 2015

Unit 1 (Script): Products (3)


SAM: These subsidiaries do in fact produce their own media. National Geographic are famous for their documentaries that give a deep and impactful insight into life from around the world. “Explorer”, the company’s award-winning and longest-running show has provided some of the most iconic scenes in documentary history like when a chimpanzee tenderly reached out for renowned primatologist Jane Goodall. National Geographic specialise in three main types of Media; they are Photography, TV, magazines and books since they were formed 127 years ago in 1888. The main target audience of National Geographic is adults but over the past couple of years they have opened their eyes to the younger audience by making shows such as “Science of Stupid”, which is where Top Gear presenter Richard Hammond takes a look at all the ludicrous clips of people falling, driving or just being darn right stupid from the Internet and depicts the sciency side of them. (Insert clip of waterslide guy) For example, this man will travel down this waterslide at 22.7 mph. The ramp is 150.62m long so the little paddling pool has to be X distance away from the end of the ramp. Unfortunately no-one will be able to work out the exact distance the man travelled as this video is in fact fake and is actually an ad for Microsoft Germany believe it or not.

SAM: One more subsidiary of 20th Century Fox I’ll be talking about is Blue Sky Studios. (Wheezing guy). Blue Sky Studios was founded in 1987 by a guy named Chris Wedge (Wheezing guy). I wouldn’t be laughing if I were you, he's won Academy Awards for his films . He’s also produced shorts such as No Time for Nuts (Shorter clip of Wheezing guy),  films like Rio, Rio 2, the Ice Age Saga and is currently producing the Ice Age movie, Collision Course, set to be released in 2016. Aside from Films, Blue Sky Studios also produce TV Specials (1 off shows) for their films. Their best known shorts include Bunny and Gone Nutty, both were nominated for the Best Animated Short at the Academy Awards. Blue Sky Studios have collaborated on film projects. For example Rio and Rio 2 were made and produced with 20th Century Fox. The Films and TV Shows are generally aimed at a younger audience as Blue Sky Studios specialise in movies for kids.

 

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