Across
- 1. [R] The laws and rules governing the creation and distribution of media content.
- 3. [D] A person responsible for creating visual elements, such as graphics and layouts.
- 7. [S] A sequence of drawings used to plan a media production, like film or animation.
- 10. [M] The combination of different types of media in a project (e.g., text, images, video).
- 11. [S] A series of shots or clips in a media project.
- 12. [D] The process of making media available to the audience, through platforms like streaming services or physical copies.
- 15. [R] The clarity or detail of an image, measured in pixels.
- 17. [E] A professional who works on editing video, audio, and other media.
- 18. [I] Media that allows user engagement, such as websites, apps, or games.
- 19. [V] When a company owns all stages of production
- 21. [P] The process of creating a media product from concept to final version.
- 22. [C] Legal protections that prevent unauthorized use of media.
Down
- 2. [A] The people a media product is designed for.
- 4. [A] Ensuring content is usable by people with disabilities.
- 5. [P] The individual responsible for overseeing a media project.
- 6. [P] A presentation of a media idea or project, often used to gain approval or funding.
- 8. [M] Everything in the scene (a French term)
- 9. [F] A group of people who are asked to give feedback on media content.
- 13. [S] The delivery of media over the internet without downloading.
- 14. [P] Regulator of video games in the UK
- 16. [O] The UK’s communications regulator for broadcasting and other media.
- 20. [L] Type of camera shot (used to show a whole body)