PRIMARY VS SECONDARY RESEARCH
Primary Research
The purpose of primary research is to gather information and answer questions that have not been asked before. Primary research is typically more time consuming and has higher associated costs, so it is in the best interest of an organisation to only conduct primary research after the gaps in available secondary research have been identified.
Primary research should be conducted only after comprehensive secondary research is completed. This is important to note because primary research uses more resources than secondary research. In primary research. Conducting secondary research beforehand is necessary to determine what information is not already available so time and money is not wasted on redundant primary research
Secondary Research
Conducting secondary research is similar to the research that students conduct throughout primary school. Answers to research questions are already available online, in academic databases, the news, published books, journals, etc. The work is in wading through the information that is already available and finding data that coincides with the particular research project.
The volume of information available on a particular topic may be overwhelming at the beginning of the secondary research process. Research questions should be used to guide the researcher as they focus on finding project specific information. The best source to answer a particular research question may vary widely, and a single project will likely require more than one source.
Quantitative VS Qualitative
Quantitative Research
Quantitative Research is were there is loads of research for one topic but, none of it is good. It gives you the basics. A lot of the basics, but never goes deep into the story or research for the data that it is looking at.
Qualitative Research
Qualitative Research is were the research is small but very detailed and powerful. Like the reader has dive into a dictionary head first, with information. This type of information is very good for people who want to impress somebody. Or if you want as good and correct data than with Quantitative Research.
Copyright
Copyright is a type of intellectual property that gives its owner the exclusive right to make copies of a creative work, usually for a limited time. The creative work may be in a literary, artistic, educational, or musical form.
BBFC Age Ratings
BBFC are the ones who use age rating categories for films for example: Universal (U), Parental Guidance (PG), 12A, 15 and 18. The poster also reminds cinema goers that all films come with detailed Ratings info which can be found on film posters.
Ethical Consideration
When making a film, you have to considerate gender, race, religion, sexuality. This has to be taken into heavy consideration as it can have massive impacts, on what you spent all your money on.
Bibliography
Harvard References
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News Analysis
Tsunami's
In this News Report it shows Earth when the latest Tsunami hit, in Sumatra. It also shows how deep specific parts of the Tsunami is. It also shows how long the Tsunami lasted over an elapsed time period. This type of video that they have made, is an animation of the Earth with the colours showing the Tsunami hitting.
Earthquakes
In this News Report it shows an animated map of all Earthquakes of the past 15 years. If you notice in Japan it is very bad as they roughly have 2 thousand Earthquakes a year, and tremors occur daily, as Japan is on 4 plates which always crash and rub together creating many Earthquakes. This type of video is another animation of the world with different colours and symbols showing where all earthquakes have hit and what happens.
Lightning
In this News Report it shows lightning strikes hitting places, creating very deadly scenes. It shows how bad it can be and what happens when lightning unleashes it's full form onto Earth. This style of video was in person, this was more of an experiment showing us how lightning looks in a high FPS, this was made with real people and no animation involved, which makes the video much cooler and better to watch.