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Understanding the Features of Single Camera Productions  A Single Camera production is piece of media which is filmed with a single camera, this is usually low budget productions like music videos, tv episodes etc. They also typically have a lot of editing during the filming with multiple different characters having conversations.  The protagonist family of The Simpsons There are four different formats for TV Drama's, these include single drama's, series's, serials and soaps. A single drama used to be a common staple for television channels, however, times have changed and it is usually quite rare to see single dramas on air. A single drama typically uses a one-off story, this is a story which is shown in its entirety in one sitting and usually has a subject matter which the producers would make appropriate for television audiences and most of the time they are based off an true story. For example, 2009's Fish Tank by Andrea Arnold is a 90 minute

5.1 Understand the requirements of working to a brief  In this assignment I will be explaining how to work towards a brief in the creative media sector. I will also comprehensively explain the requirements of working to a brief with elucidated examples. A brief is to give someone detailed instructions or information, these usually have strict rules and can be completed in some sort of a checklist manner. Example of an Contractual brief A Contractual brief is quite easy to identify, this is because unlike the other briefs you will actually have to sign it. A contractual brief is descriptive, it describes in great detail what is required from you. A contractual brief is also a legal document, which is created between the employee and a client. The typical layout of a contractual brief is very easy to read, which allows the client to be able to follow the tasks without confusion. A contractual brief also outlines the duties that will be required by the company. A contractua