Monday, 13 May 2013


Separate operational areas manage the day to day working of the BBC. These include the Director-General's Office and Management Board, Radio, BBC North, Finance and Business, Future Media, News Group and Television.
The BBC also has three commercial subsidiaries, BBC Worldwide, BBC Studios and Post Production and BBC World News.
The four areas and a management board organisational chart below explain how the BBC is run. 
Changes to the BBC's senior team were announced on Thursday 14 February 2013. More information is available on the BBC Media Centre website.
BBC Management Board
BBC Management Board (April 2013)

Royal Charter

The BBC is established under a Royal Charter. The current Charter came into force in 2007 and runs until the end of 2016. It explicitly recognises the BBC's editorial independence and sets out its public purposes.

BBC Trust

Under the Charter, the BBC is governed by the BBC Trust, which sets the strategic direction of the BBC and has a clear duty to represent the interests of licence fee payers. The Trust sets purpose remits, issues service licences and holds the Executive Board to account for its performance in delivering BBC services.
The Trust works closely with national Audience Councils in order to understand the needs and concerns of audiences.

Executive Board

Operational responsibility rests with the Executive Board. It is responsible for delivering the BBC's services and running the organisation in accordance with the overall strategy set by the Trust.
For more details and an explanation of purpose remits and service licences, see the most recent Annual Report.

Media regulators

Government responsibility for broadcasting and creative industries in the UK lies with the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS).
Ofcom is the independent regulator and competition authority for the UK communications industries, with responsibilities across television, radio, telecommunications and wireless communications services.


local company 
BBC Radio Lancashire is the BBC Local Radio service for the county of Lancashire, in North West England

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radiolancashire

BBC radio lancashire in a local radio station located in blackburn town center. the live air streams are transmitted through the radio wave 95.5FM/103.9FM/ DAB 


Programming [edit]

Weekdays [edit]

TimeMain presenter(s)/programmeLocation
0100 – 0500BBC Radio 5 LiveUp All NightSalford
0500 – 0530BBC Radio 5 LiveMorning Reports
0530 – 0600BBC Radio 5 LiveWake Up to Money
0600 – 0900Graham LiverBlackburn
0900 – 1100Ted Robbins
1100 – 1300Sally Naden
1300 – 1600John Gilmore
1600 – 1800Brett Davison
1800 – 1900Lancashire Sport
1900 – 2200Mark Forrest Local Radio TogetherLeeds
2200 – 0100Various (see right)Blackburn

Weekday variations [edit]

DayTimeMain presenter(s)/programmeLocation
Monday0000 – 0100BBC Radio 5 LiveStephen NolanSalford
Monday–Thursday2200 – 0100Alison ButterworthBlackburn
Friday2200 – 0100F.N.A.T (Friday Night at Ten):
John Clayton & Sean McGinty

Saturday [edit]

TimeMain presenter(s)/programmeLocation
0100 – 0500BBC Radio 5 LiveUp All NightSalford
0500 – 0600BBC Radio 5 LiveMorning Reports
0600 – 0630At the Water's Edge: Martin JamesBlackburn
0630 – 0900John Gillmore
0900 – 1100Steve Royle
1100 – 1300Lunchtime Favourites
1300 – 1400Un-missable: Joe Wilson
1400 – 1800Lancashire Sport
1800 – 2000Sounds Like Saturday Night: Dave Swanton
2000 – 2200BBC Introducing: Sean McGinty
2200 – 0000Desi Nation: Raees Khan
0000 – 0200On the Wire: Steve Barker

Saturday MW variations [edit]

TimeMain presenter(s)/programmeLocation
1900 – 2000Saaz: Talat Farooq AwanBlackburn
2000 – 2200Shamoly: Apu Chaudry & Arjumand Alam
2200 – 0100Masti Mix: Sophie Hafeez

Sunday [edit]

TimeMain presenter(s)/programmeLocation
0100 – 0500BBC Radio 5 LiveUp All NightSalford
0500 – 0600BBC Radio 5 LiveMorning Reports
0600 – 0900Joe WilsonBlackburn
0900 – 1100Gordon BurnsSalford
1100 – 1400Stephen LoweBlackburn
1400 – 1600Jon Fish Country
1600 – 1800Unforgettable: Gerald Jackson
1800 – 2000Indus: Talat Farooq AwanSalford
2000 – 2100The Drift: Phil BrownBlackburn
2100 – 2200Lancashire Bluenotes: Nick Dow
2200 – 0000Sunday Night Soul: Keith Fletcher

Sunday MW variations [edit]

TimeMain presenter(s)/programmeLocation
1900 – 2000Kemcho: Devendra SadhananiBlackburn
2200 – 0000Jaltrang

job description freelance camera work


Freelance Camera Operator
PLTVNEWS LTD - Nelson
Following expansion of hyper local news platform PLTV News are looking for additional freelance camera operator to join their crew for up to 30 hours per week.
Areas of experience needed: broadcast, corporate, event based and studio based filming (green screen). For more information on the type of content we produce please see our showreel https://vimeo.com/61331665.
Content is shot mostly on Sony EX1 and DSLR's.
Please email your CV detailing relevant experience and what particular equipment you are adept at using. If candidates have a rate card they can send that would be helpful as well. Links to showreels will also be appreciated.
Regretfully we may not be able to reply to all submissions, and we will only be accepting submissions from Lancashire region. 

Friday, 26 April 2013

job description for directors role

This is a job discription for a film director for a new comedy production for the 20th centuray fox,

Do you have outsanding communication, managment and creative skills and also evidence to prove your ability in a high proffesional directing role. do you have a portfolio you can show us of previous work you directed or assisted any other director. we need a role model a leader and also someone who will take charge of this production team, you will have also have reeasponsibilites, for your production team ou will have to give out heath ans saftey regulations to your production group this is just a part time role just to the end of the production, if you want to work with our team please email your cv to the company. closing date feb 28th 2013

Spider diagram for our directors role

this is a spider diagram for our directors role that we did with lauren in our understanding of the creative media sector.

runners in film

runners in film.

most runners start off in the production office, the must prove them selfs to the production managers before they get promated and start going up the production chain. floor runner can open doors to a directing carrer route and establish connections to other departments.

starting off as a runner in smaller companies means theres fewer openings for runners as they are low budget productions, so with bigger companies theres more chance landing a place.

shorter productions means runners get a better oppertunity to work at every stage of production.

we had to do a job description of what we wanted to do in our pairs, me and matt both decided to choose director role, so we had to talk about key skills and other routes to becoming a director.

directing, - key skills
  • decision making
  • good communication skills 
  • creative skills
  • organisation skills 
  • managment skills
  • assistant directors, under the director
  • planning skills 

confession editing review

we got put into distinctive groups were we had to collaborate in our three's to edit our confessions and make a final piece for the production which will be viewed in a confessional booth in the next week or so by others. our work was similar to Gillian wearings as we had used Gillian wearing for our research and watched her confession videos for example, Gillian Wearing has extracted terrible confessions and sexual secrets from her subjects. So why does the artist keep hiding behind masks, the reason of to why that is is because what they confessed was all lies thats why here video was called secret and lies, so people didn't no if they were telling the truth or not, that was the main reason behind the mask's. 















i personally thought it would be a good idea if we edit our videos to a high spec so you could not recognise who the people confession were as we never knew if they were being honest or lieing so we incorporated the work used by Gillian wearing into our production such as she gave the poeple who were doing the conffessions a mask we edited ours after and basically made them unidentifiable with the use of effect. 

i think i worked well and also collaborated with my group members and finished our edit to a high standard. i personally think that i could of done better and been more enthusiastic about my edit and made it better, but i also recognised what i did to a high standard and i will elaborate more on my work in the future. 

we made two edits but the first one was better so we just elaborated on that one, and made it o a higher standard before completion. 




confessional booth

friday 25th january 2013

personal confession,

in our class we split our selfs into 2 distinct groups, but we had to collaborate together as in one big group. our confessions had to be true. one group said there confessions whilst the other group filmed then we rotard around. my confession was real, "my confession is at school in an english lesson i made a paper ball and threw it at my english teacher, and he turned around at the guy next to me and went mad "i seen you danny i seen you with my own eyes" you cant of done i never even threw it. "danny i seen you get to the office" i was laughing my head off for about a week. my roles consisted of camera 3  were id had great experience previously as i had used camera 3 in band work. i also directed and vision mixed in a few of the confessions I'm a great team leader when i take charge and inform my group formally of what we have to achieve and complete and take the lead the work gets done. I've had great experience at directing and vision mixing previously with use on the bands and also own production that we had done in the studio similar to the confessional work.

next friday this work has to be edited and put into a video to be viewed in a gallery.
 for our editing we use adobe premier,

Adobe Premiere Pro is a timeline-based video editing software application. It is part of the Adobe Creative Suite, a suite of graphic design, video editing and web development programs.Premiere Pro is used by broadcasters such as the BBC and The Tonight Show. It has been used in feature films, such as The Social Network, Captain Abu Raed, and Monsters, and other venues such as Madonna'sConfessions Tourconfessional booth