Jasmine James MEDIA2019

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Key: Green - above half/full,  Orange -Around half,   Red -Little/No marks Section A: Music   1. Identify the regulator for radio in the UK. [1/1] Ofcom     _________________________________________________________________________________ 2. Explain one way in which music videos use media language to differ from each other. Refer to one example of contrasting media language in two music videos you have studied to support your answer. [2/4] Pairing: Wheatus- Teenage Dirtbag               Avril Lavigne- Sk8er Boi You don't need to write about target audience if the question doesn't ask you to refer to the target audience. You more have to write things about shot types, camera angles etc. Discuss techniques. Discuss: Narrative, mise-en-scene, camerawork, editing, soundtrack. Differences- Explain, example Wheatus-Teenage Dirtbag, Avril Lavigne-Sk8er Boi The documentary-style mostly hand-held camerawork, de-saturate colour and ...

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My animation will most likely be a cut-out animation. The story I have chosen to animate is Isaac Newton discovering gravity. It should be simple and easy to do.

1. 2.World War Z 3.Impossible 4. 5.Godzilla 6. -2020 Washington D.C -Sad- Fire, Rain, Dark, Cloudy           Casual clothes but progressively through the film they get more tattered and bloody. -A variety of camera angles   Medium/Long shots to show the disaster   Steadycam for the most part   Handheld could be an interesting shot maybe to track the characters through the riots. -The mistreatment of black people throughout the world. The lack of care that the government has in response (Trump). The world needs change. Black Lives Matter. 1.Death within the main characters potentially typical of horror movies? 2.Buildings progressively destroyed, set on fire 3.Rioting (potentially getting more violent due to dire police actions as a result, progressively through the film) 4. Signs, spray cans, Fire,Banners etc. 5.Gloomy, Dark, (fire) 6.Progressively gets sadder throughout, left on a cliffhanger to make the audience t...

1. Primarily male, especially older films with more outdated views. 2.The Titanic (Not family but they try to save people on the ship) 3.Natural disasters 4.The Core 5.The Titanic, The Core 6.Death Potential Names: Justice, Custody, Protest 1.A dark skinned man- Harvey Lochlan 2.The murder of George Floyd causing global riots for rights. (the racism is the disaster) 3.Harvey Lochlan's little brother-9yo-Jaxon Lochlan,    Harvey Lochlan's father-Isaac Lochlan    Ariyah Coleman- A dark skinned woman met at a riot    Mitchell Anderson- A white man met at a riot 4.Isaac Lochlan will be murdered at the riot by police. 5.When Harvey tries to run to his father who he has lost sight of, he is attacked by a policeman and is dragged away by Ariyah and Mitchell (how they meet) for Harvey's safety. Jaxon is killed on screen. The audience should have a large reaction as he is so young, and as Harvey will pose as a father figure after Isaac dies so...

Mise-en-scene Starter 1.Oh One Male 2.Roam Inn 3.Pa Reminds 4.In Attic Titanic 5.A Rabbi Priest Of The Cane Pirates of the Caribbean 6.Farmer Snorts 7.The Discernible The Incredibles 8.Think Legion 9.Fett Injured Hero 10.End of Mining I was useless at that whoops :) Most likely teenager, loves music, messy, lazy, creative 1. S:Lab, Modern building     L:Modern, Futuristic,City     P:Chemistry, Plasma ball, Futuristic things, Lab coats, Goggles, Machinery 2. S:Beach, Restaurant, Bar     L:Resort, Blue water, Exotic, Hot     P:Flowers, Champagne 3. S:Abandoned house, haunted, Churches     L:The middle of nowhere, forest, graveyard     P:Blood,Knives,Gun,Chainsaws, Offal, Innards Indiana Jones Costume: Explorer, Danger, Easy to replicate (Halloween etc) Hair:(You can't really see it) Average, Generic, Practical,Rugged(Facial hair too) ...

1. eerie, suspenseful, quiet, deafening 2.loud, suspenseful, quick 3.eerie, loud, quick,suspenseful 4.cheerful, quick, bouncy, goofy 5.science-y, modern,

Quiz - 7/10 Setting Why might a director choose these settings for a film? 1.An isolated house in a rural setting for a horror film.    Mystery, Tension, Paranormal activity?, Isolation 2.A big city for an action film.    Tense, Busy, Inconvenient, Damage, Catastrophe, Dramatic 3.A small seaside town for a romantic comedy.    Romantic, Secluded, Pretty, Dreamy 4.A range of different countries for an action adventure film.    Adventure, Exhaustion, Impressive, Exploration, Stereotyping 5.A large modern science laboratory for a science fiction film.    Makes sense, fitting, science, modern, plot Colour 1.Blue and red for a new superhero costume    Stereotypical (superman), good, obvious 2.A black suit for a villain    Evil, mysterious, Night 3.Bright costume for a comedy film    Childish? Obvious, funny, simple Cinderella (2015)

29/4/20 - Film Unit Camerawork STARTER- Work out the film from the close up of the poster. 1-The Joker 2-1917 3-Sonic The Hedgehog 4-Infinity War 5-Star Wars-Force Awakens Camerawork /  Cinderella 2015 VLS / Establishing Shot Mise-En-Scene / (Pedding shot/ pan) (you can't see the pan in the picture obvs) POV / Low Angle / Worms Eye Close-Up / Eye level Shot High Angle Shot / POV / Zoom-in Mid Shot Extreme Close-up Flashback Medium Length Shot Birds Eye Long Shot / Track Another film example of a Canted Shot 1. Movement of the camera either up or down Pedding Shot 2. Movement from side to side (tripod fixed) Tracking shot 3.Movement of the camera and tripod from left to right Pan 4.Movement of the camera and tripod away from the subject Zoom out 5.A shot of one eye from a persons face Extreme Close up 6.A shot showi...

USES & GRATIFICATIONS THEORY Uses and Gratifications theory as developed by Blulmer and Katz suggests that media users play an active role in choosing and using the media.  Blulmer and Katz believed that the user seeks out the media source that best fulfils their needs. The uses and gratifications theory assumes the    audience chooses what it wants to watch for five different reasons. Information and Education  – the viewer wants to acquire information, knowledge and understanding by watching programmes like The News or Documentaries. Entertainment  – Viewers watch programmes for enjoyment. Personal Identity  - Viewers can recognise a person or product, role models that reflect similar values to themselves and mimic or copy some of their characteristics. Integration and social interaction  – the ability for media products to produce a topic of conversation between people. For example who is the best contestant on The X-factor who ...

LO: To research the radio industry and BBC Radio 1. Radio must be studied in relation to media industries and media audiences . Live Lounge reflects the role of Radio 1 within the BBC- to develop public broadcasting distinctiveness, in part as a response to the political context of criticisms of the BBC's more 'commercial' wings. The format reflects the regulatory need for the BBC to foster creativity and innovation. Radio 1 addresses a distinct segment of the BBC's audience and this is reflected in a distinct mode if address. Learners must study one complete episode of The BBC Radio One Live Lounge, from September 2017 onwards, chosen by the centre. Learners need to study the set radio product in relation to all the subject content bullet points listed under the 'media industries' and 'media audiences' topics in the subject content table at the end of Component 02. The selected radio programme must be a standard episode (not a special feature epi...