TV and short film production 
we are all familiar with the film and TV industries both of which produce a wide range of media products from the latest blockbuster at the cinema to a documentary or soap on TV when considering a career in either industry it is important to understand the production process involved in the creation of media products

	TV programme: the fresh prince of bel-air	Short film:bao
Genre	comedy,sitcom	short,animation
Audience	young adults age 14-23	they made a film with an asian audience in mind
Distribution	Netflix,youtube,google pay,comedy central,five star,nbc	youtube,google
Use of mise en scene	based in america,mainly in a house to fit the typical requirements of the comedy at the time	mainly based in a house where the child showed his growth so its completely in a house
Use of cinematography	mainly mid angle shots to show the whole photo or at least allow you to see the full scene to feel involved	they usually use mid angle shots o show their personal emotions and also their gestures when having different experiences
Use of editing	for the time the show was created they actually rarely manage to use editing as its also shown as a live show	bao has a lot of editing as they actually have to animate and make sure that it rolls safely therefore meaning they actually have a lot of editing
Use of sound	they usually play music to draw you into the scene so you feel involved and they also use sound effects to make it look like your in the scene with them	they don't use a lot of sound as they don't speak and they don't have a lot of sounds they just have a lot of interactions

shot types

close ups-they are used to show emotion in the persons face close up hence the name 

medium shots-medium shots are usually used to show the persons body language or how they're reacting to a situation 

long shot- a long shot is used to actually show the enviroment or the setting of a scene because it may impact the characters feelings or actions 

two shot- two shot is used to show that two people are in the scene usually working together and interacting with each other can also show emotions on their faces or to show the intense situations between people 

crowd shot-thats made to show that you actually can see the amount of people who make it more intense and this a means that they usually make the character feel smaller or lost compared to the crowd 

extreme close up-an extreme close up shows peoples emotions usually when a characters crying or having an negative emotion or it could occasionally be a happy emotion from the main parts of the face 

medium long shot-

aerial long shot-

over the shoulder shot-

point of view-

reverse shot-