Youtube channel analysis

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Pewdiepie is by far the largest youtube channel. He has reached a number of 107m subscribers. 

The picture above is a picture of pewdiepies youtube channel. In this picture you can clearly see he has a well organised, lay-out channel making easy for his fans to come on to his channel and clearly pick what videos they would like to watch

There is A picture of pewdiepie instantly shown on his channel as he is the main star of this channel. This is a way for him to draw in viewers as it makes his channel distinct and easily recognisable for someone as famous as him.

As you can see, a lot of editing and colours goes into the picture of his videos. This would be intentional done by him and his editors as bright colours and text of interest to the viewers will interest his millions of followers to watch the video. This is his way of inciting his viewers into watching his individual videos knowing what demographics they will be interested by.

This is a picture taken from a different youtube channel. This is another way he can improve his number of fans and a good way to advertise himself. This is because by appearing on other channels it allows pewdiepie to appear to audiences that may have never seen him if it wasn't for these videos. Pewdiepie would allow these and appear in these videos as a form of advertisement of his own channel.

Pewdiepie has a specific logo for his channel. This creates individualism to his channel as no other youtubers are able to use this logo. It also gives fans a way to know when it is him by his logo. It will allow his fans to see his channel and know who's it is.

 Podcast script

Channell 4 podcast,

Host- 'welcomes guest to show'- Hi Finn, welcome to the podcast. It is great to have you here as a guest to talk about your new upcoming film

Finn- Thank you for having me.

Host- We would like to ask you a few questions about your new film coming out, 'cool killer', is that alright?

Finn- of course.

Host- What influenced you to call your new film 'cool killer'

Finn- Well, As the film is based in a Scandinavian country, where it is cold almost all year round, and mainly focused on joint efforts of police and special forces to catch a mastermind killer who performs these kills in a calm 'cool' way.

Host- Is there any teasers you could reveal to us and the fans of this podcast?

Finn- Only a few, This is my first time working in this genre of film, but this new film 'cool killer' is a nordic noir following the idea that an experienced killer is using the harsh, cold, extreme environment around him to tauntfuly play with a less experienced police force.

Host- 

 Film 4 Research

Film 4 research- Film 4 was founded in 1982 in the headquarters of all4 in london.

Channel 4 was created in 1982 as a subsidiary of channel 4 and Jeremy Isaacs was appointed as the channels first chief executive. The channels first channel controller was Paul Bonner and the chairman was Edmund dell. 

Aim of film 4- film 4 aim to fund 10-12 films each year through a mix of license fee and equity. most of the films created by film 4 were co-financed by other financing partners. The majority of the premieres of films funded/produced by film 4 appear on either film 4 or C4 (also owned by channel 4).

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Film4 is Channel 4 Television's feature film division. Film4 develops and co-finances films and is known for working with the most distinctive and innovative talent in UK and international filmmaking, both new and established.

Film4’s recent releases include Asif Kapadia’s Diego Maradona, Tom Harper’s Wild Rose, Stephen Merchant’s Fighting With My Family, Sebastián Lelio’s Disobedience, Steve McQueen’s Widows, Mike Leigh’s Peterloo, Tinge Krishnan’s Been So Long, Bart Layton’s American Animals and Michael Pearce’s Beast.

Film4 offers a mix of major Hollywood films with great British films, both new and old, alongside timeless classics and cult favourites. The channel has an ongoing commitment to showcasing British films and filmmakers, with one in four of all films transmitting on the channel coming from the UK.

 BBC films research

BBC films wasfounded on the 18th of June 1990.

It was created to give the nation a channel which can be reliable in the form of providing entertainment, education all in one film. BBC Film aims to make distinctive British films with range and ambition

BBC Film is the feature filmmaking arm of the BBC. It is firmly established at the forefront of British independent film, co-producing around 12 films a year.

BBC has been based in London at a broadcasting house since 2013. Before hand it was still based by mortimer street and was still in full control by the BBC. It is an arm of the BBC specialised on making films and has control of its own production.

BBC films have been developing and creating films for over 25 years now. Some of these films include city of tiny lights, bullet boy, Edge of darkness, far from the madding crowd and I capture the castle. All of these films range of release over the past 25 years and all of them have the goal to educate and inform as well as entertain viewers.

BBC Films research

ALL4 Research



All4 is a free broadcasting system, Unless specifically indicated, there is no charge to watch all4 video content. However, you may need to meet your internet service provider's charges in order to have access to the required amount of bandwidth.

Funding
All4 is the online equivalent of channel 4, it is where you can watch replays or older shows, therefore it is a publicly owned not-for-profit corporation and does not have any shareholders. This is due to the fact that it is funded completely by its own commercial activities as it is a nationwide form of entertainment that everyone should have access to.

Mission statement
We are there to offer a benchmark of quality and innovation, providing competition to commercial and public sector broadcasters alike. Channel 4 aims to set ambitions for innovation in British media that others aspire to meet.

Regulation of ALL4
All4 is regulated by Ofcom, which is the UK's broadcasting, telecommunications and postal regulatory body.

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