End Of Year Test DIRT

Friday 5th July 2019

L/O: To review and reflect on the Y10 mock exam and set personal targets

2. Media language means:
- Camerawork 

- Editing

- Mise-en-scene

- Sound

- Narrative style

  Videos may use a linear narrative to tell the story of the song or the performance montages to draw      attention to the song or the performers.

- Videos may use contrasting settings and associated lighting, location or studio or in performance,         urban or rural, exotic or everyday, to match the style of music and the musicians image.

- Hand held/stabilised, the difference between them and what effects that caused.

- Mise-en-scene, rebellious clothes/stereotypical high school clothing represents stereotypes.

3. Radio 1 have to target different audiences to meet their public service broadcasting remit.

- Eras of programming, e.g. producers of radio programmes may target an older demographic. For example through playing music from the 1960's to 1990's or broadcasting classic radio plays.

Why? 

- Targeting an otherwise unserved niche audience in order to compete in market.

- Targeting a mass audience to sell to advertisers.

- Targeting a well defined niche audience to sell to advertisers.

4. The choice of media language to connote the reverence MOJO accords to musicians due to their purpose to celebrate classic rock.

- Language use such as 'Arisel Ray Davies' and the use of the term 'Legends'.

- The restrained use of colour on the front cover.

5.

Similarities:

- Both use a range of sans serif fonts.

- There are similarities due to the genre conventions but these are outweighed by differences in media language use.

8. 4 Uses and gratifications

- Personal identification

- Information

- Entertainment

- Social interaction

Personal Targets...

For the Music industry unit I need to revise and fully understand media language and practice using it and using key terms.

For The Lego Movie unit i need to revise the uses and gratifications and practice using them.