HWK

 Accuracy: This means how dependable the source is and how spot-on it is. The more factual it is more people will believe in it.

Balance: this is vital and will occur in some documentaries. This is when the broadcaster will talk about for and against a subject and will let the client choose what is right and wrong.

Impartiality: this is when the broadcaster will be give equal respect and compassion on both sides to show no one being unfair or being preferred.

Objectivity: This is when the producer or director decides judgement on certain things depending on what they aim to achieve and there adjective.
Subjectivity: This is when the producer or director ensures that no opinion is included within the program  therefore preventing the problem of it being unbiased.Opinion is what someone thinks about a certain subject,issue or fact and can be supported by certain arguments based on the topic being discussed.
 
Opinion: this is when you or someone else will give their own opinion on something. It’s something that hasn't been demonstrated in anyway.

Bias: this when someone or a group of people will favour one thing more than others. This is regularly done in the bulletin when they will favour for or against more.

Representation: this when there is a sign to help show the true meaning to help the viewer’s recognize easier.


Access: this is a type of information that a presenter gives out to the audience  .


Privacy: This is when directors or presenter keep things in secret unless they have the permissions of the information owner.

Contract with viewers: This is when they there will be information about the documentary that the auideance is about to watch.