Contractual is defined as a brief where a media company in the industry is employed by the client in order to complete a project within the brief this is set to specific guidelines, which the media company must be willing to follow and this will be a very important for the media company to follow these guidelines and do exactly what the client states that's written in the brief and if they fail to do this the results can breech of contract and the company might face a legal actions on what they've done. The contractual brief will be good for the media company that is involved as they will know exactly what they have to do and what they have been asked to do and will be given in detailed information in many specific ways.
Commission:
The commission brief is where a huge media company will employ other independent working media companies to create and also produce different other products for them and after that the product has been made and finished other larger companies will go and use the product for an external client who will pay the independent working media companies for making the certain product that they made and could even get a cut of the royalties as the brief is not negotiated between other companies and the clients but is negotiated between other media companies.
Negotiated:
On this type of brief will be brought in the co-operative brief and will be given to the many more media companies that are competing and the project will have some issues between themselves about the brief or anything they would like to clear up with the client. Through the negotiation that the brief can then be changed in order to suite every party taking part in the production. This could be anything from changing the appearance of the product and what the product will look like or changing the contents of the products and as well as keeping it to a set guideline to a brief.
Tender:
For this, this is where the client will advertise their production company that they will bring together and a proposal that they will present to the client, they could have multiple pitches to the client from many different other companies and so the client will then get the chance to choose the proposal on what they think that will look good and suit well on their brief and offer the job to that production company.
Formal:
The formal media company is given to a brief by the client which outlines the product on which they are wanting to be made, this brief is very open and only gives enough information to be able to produce the product and any other issues or information that the media companies would like to go over and can be discussed during the negotiation with the client, other clients and companies employed by them will formally agree on the project and with the brief it sometimes can't be legally binding.
Co-operative:
The co-operative brief is where they have more than two companies that they are willing to hire and by the client who works to the brief they have written for a specific project that they're doing and wanting to be completed. Then both companies will receive the brief and they can proceed to work together and produce the product that they are making and if both companies disagrees with one another there can be a negotiated brief in the order to resolve the problems.
Informal:
The informal brief is not documented as it is usually of the verbal kind and it is where the client and the company which they employed or hired will have discuss the requirements for the product and they will be making a big agreement on the up coming project.
Competition:
On this brief they can be accessed by all of the different other production companies that are participating and sometimes can be seen as a free competition as each production company will complete the brief and the client can then judge and see which company has the best and good project and as an award they have it published in public.
Communication:
The communication brief is an agreement document that guides communications across all the major contract points. You would have a thorough blueprint from a trained architect before working began on building your dream house. In a similar spirit you should ensure you've got a well crafted communication brief before you start crafting your market messaging for the brand you are responsible for growing and spending the time and money that goes along with it.
The following other information that communication brief contains:
- Target audience specific
- Communication strategy
- Benefit
- Timing approval
- Consumer insights
Time Management:
The act of planning the amount of time to doing and spend something on which can be management techniques. To do this the best way is to focus and perform the best as you can on the job and maximize the work completed that is given in the amount of time. Time management has come up as a subject in the management field to reach the goal of increasing productivity, modern managers in these areas look for ways to monitor workers productivity in terms of time use.
Advantages and Disadvantages of Time Management:
- Greater productivity and efficiency
- A better professional reputation
- Less stress
- Increased opportunities for advancement
- Greater opportunities to achieve important life and career goals
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- Missed deadlines
- Inefficient work flow
- Poor work quality
- A poor professional reputation and a stalled career
As an example of a technical skills, if you are working in the games industry you must be aware and be prepared for what is coming and what they will ask you on what to do and equip yourself the skills like communication, teamwork, independent, problem solving. These skills will help you on what to do mostly on game base like programming a game, developing the environment, characters, interactive stuff in game. All of this will be test on how well is your technical skills and what you could do if you want to improve that and be a quick thinker and act quick on knowing what to do. As a developer these skills are critical because on being aware on what they have to do and think ahead.
Career Progression:
Progressing good work will benefit you from different companies wanting to hiring you and offering you different and many other contracts with offers and showing the good work companies and showing them on what you could do and be an impact companies like that and would see you as one of the hard workers and even companies will be desperate on having you by offering higher places but as a disadvantage to this is showing less and lack of work will have companies and offers decreasing then lesser companies would avoid you and see your lack of work and companies would think bad about that and would try and avoid you.
Who is the client:
The client is shown on the main page in bold writing and shows and explains what it is about and what they are and it describes and the definitions of it on what they are.
What media product(s) does the client require:
In the definition section is shown detailed information and what the client requires and what it is about and what the contract is about.
What is the timescale to deliver the product(s) to the client:
This is explained on the delivery on the section five this shows if the product is purchases the delivery will be sent.
Who is the intended target audience the client wishes the product(s) to appeal to:
The contract shows that the target audience is for anyone and shows and explain that the audience is for any age gender.
What are the legal and ethical issues relating to the production:
This is explained on the policy on what it is and relates to the legal rights that it is and shows that it is original.
What constraints do you have to work within (budget, length of product, format):
In the contract it shows the budget on how much the product is limited on and it notices people about it on what their product is.
Who is the client:
The students are targeted on this contract and show different types of key points and list on what they have.
What media product(s) does the client require:
The client shows a list underline points like professional experience, education, additional skills and the certification licences.
What is the timescale to deliver the product(s) to the client:
The only timescale shows how long has the contract has been running and how much they are asking to require on what they want from you.
Who is the intended target audience the client wishes the product(s) to appeal to:
The audience that they are looking for is young educated people and will to expand their knowledge up on that.
What are the legal and ethical issues relating to the production:
On the contract is explains about the certification licence and what it is about and see if it's original and shows that it's been present from 1998-Present.
What constraints do you have to work within (budget, length of product, format):
The contract doesn't give information about the constraints on how you have to budget, length of products. It only has small information about the skills that they want you to require and have on them.
Who is the client:
Contract shows the names and gives information on who and what the client is and shows other personal information.
What media product(s) does the client require:
The information shows the individual permittee information and shows detailed section on what the client requires and want.
What is the timescale to deliver the product(s) to the client:
The only information is shown from the timescale is the calendar year that the product is transferred and shows the specific year on what it is.
Who is the intended target audience the client wishes the product(s) to appeal to:
The target audience is an example legal contract that the name could be made up and shows only an example about it and could just be their to test out.
What are the legal and ethical issues relating to the production:
On the example contract is doesn't give information about the legal and ethical rights to see if it's original or not, it does not say any rights based on the contract.
What constraints do you have to work within (budget, length of product, format):
On the legal contract, the information is shown and given was a list of buyers and trades associate about their product. It's shown on a table of individual permittee of the buyer and in the end shows a total on how much.
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