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-Dominant- [34]
2 years ago
10

Carmel Inc. has come up with the idea of creating a television ad for its new range of assorted cookies. The marketing executive

s approached RT Designs who will be filming the ad, preparing a set to record the ad, and employing an actress to play the role of a little girl enjoying her cookies. RT Designs is an example of a __________.A) creative boutique
B) production house
C) fulfillment center
D) media specialist
Business
1 answer:
Debora [2.8K]2 years ago
4 0

Answer: (B) Production house

Explanation:

  A production house is one of the type of studio or the company where the team basically providing the different types of duties on the basis of specialization.

 According to the given question, the RT designs is one of the example of production house as the RT design is the company that basically designing the whole advertisement and also recording, filming the specific given advertisement.

Therefore, this company performing  this type of functions is known as the production house.    

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