Media Production Portfolio

has become a hugely important and dynamic area, because of the increasing use of digital options in the industry.

All the original mediums of film, television and radio have become available in digital format; these new areas require talented media production graduates with a whole new set of skills.

Most importantly why a nuanced understanding of the factors that determine not only who produces online content, but what, how and why it is produced is essential to fully appreciate the complexity of the relationship between production and identity.

Because We discuss how situational aspects of the online context and dispositional characteristics of users interact to determine production behavior and highlight the importance of curation,  as a key skill for effective content creation and identity management.

A number of challenges concerning the lack of co-presence, immediacy and durability and the importance of considering the intended audience and individual differences in practices and preferences concerning

 privacy are identified andwe demonstrate how consideration of the psychological factors that influence online content production and identity creation can inform policy and practice concerning digital inclusion and web safety