Activity sheet 2: Funding in the creative media sector

Activity sheet 2: Funding in the creative media sector




1.     What is the main course of income for your chosen company?
The company I have chosen is the BBC and the main source of income comes from TV licences, which is charged to all British households, companies, and organisations using any type of equipment to receive or record live television broadcasts and also iPlayer catch-up.

2.     What type of products do they produce?

The BBC produce a range of products from TV programs to news, not only that the BBC has many channels such as: BBC TWO, BBC THREE, and BBC FOUR etc.

3.      How do they priorities their expenditure?

The BBC focusses its expenses on the production of programmes and other content and the way it’s delivered to audiences and uses.

4.     Why do you think they carry out their production activities in this way?

The BBC carries out their production activities in this way because it keeps the audience engaged the programmes and the different channels so for reason the audience will have a range of choice and not get bored while watching.  


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