Wednesday, 9 December 2020
Monday, 30 November 2020
Our trailer
Where we went
We firstly asked to take a camera from the media study and how to use it. We then went behind the mansion where there were football goals and recreated a goal and celebration. We then went next to the pool were we shot are next scene on phone instead of camera and then came back to the media study to utilise the green screen. At the end we tried to edit it but we did not have enough time to finish editing. I hope we get to have the opportunity to do it again.
Monday, 23 November 2020
CAMERAWORK Q1 AND 2
Q1 and Q2
1 Analyse how camerawork is used in the extract to create meaning. Refer to at least two examples from the extract in your answer. (5 marks)
One way camerawork is used in the extract is the framing. This is because you have a child in between the parents. This gives a sense of protection of the child and that he is vulnerable. This is emphasised when he is playing with his toys with the mother, while the father is talking to the senior police officers.
Another way camerawork is used in the extract is the flashes between the police officers. This happens when chasing the women who has just stolen some goods, we see every aspect of all the police officer of trying to track this women down. This is emphasised when all the police officers are running after her and are about to catch her.
2. Analyse how far the extract creates a humorous view of policing. In your answer you must:
analyse aspects of the extract using examples to support your analysis
make judgements and draw conclusions about how far these aspects create a humorous view of policing. (10 marks)
sweeping aerial shot of Brighton pier connoting a glamorous seaside location
bird’s eye view of the small police car driving through
the streets of Brighton on a call-out, carrying connotations such as danger, excitement, and urgency
the use of an over-the-shoulder shot of the beach sign, as we arrive at the sign at the same time as the police officer, connoting surprise and anticipation of what is to come
slow pan / track of the new recruit police officers as they are introduced to the audience connoting authority and power
high angle long shot of the beach scene showing the police officer outnumbered by the group of men on the stag do
any other relevant analysis
The extract mostly depicts a humorous view of policing. The narrative follows two police officers as they have most of the screen time, the criminals are on screen for much less time, and one of them is the main leader and tries to teach the other police officer how to be a better police, while the other officer is new and trying to get his first arrest against this criminal, lets just say things didn't got to plan. The criminal falsely accused the police officer of harassment and then had the audacity to flirt with him at the police station. To many people, I may think they will find this humorous. The narrative is mostly about the relationship between the police characters, especially that between the hard-boiled older officer and the younger rookie and the emotions that this creates is funny as we get to see the insecurity of the younger officer, which comes across of him being vulnerable and child like, which connotes humour. They are shot low down in the frame, sometimes with a high angle shot whereas the criminals have no characterisation other than an easily read stereotype of the criminal such as female, working class and angry.
In conclusion, the policing comes across very humorous because of the difference between the goofy, innocent rookie and the old chief cop, who have many difference and challenges along the way, especially for the rookie which entertains the audience and and has many funny and laughable things within the show.
Monday, 16 November 2020
5 questions on magazines
Homework autumn term 2 week 3
1.
Find one example of the representation of a woman and say how she is
represented.
2. Find
another contrasting example of a woman and say how she is represented
3.
Find one example of a news story about the Cold War
4.
Find one example of a story about a domestic disaster
5. Find
one example of a story about a European disaster
1. 1. ‘Lawyers
will urge divorce by consent’. An example of social reform, showing that the
law commission is recommending divorce by consent that made it easier for
people, mostly women to get a divorce. This shows women equality to be
respected more
2. 2.‘We’re
very happy’-reflects a male-controlled context in which women are most often
defined in terms of their relationship with men
3. 3.‘So
polite, this North Sea spy game’
4. 4.‘Briton
shoots a gold’
5. 5.‘Wilson-Brown
market clash’
Monday, 9 November 2020
Uses and gratification audiences gain from the media
Media
Homework
Blumler
and Katz argued that there are many uses and gratifications that audiences gain
from the media and these make the media successful. Social integration and entertainment
are two types of uses and gratifications.
It
allows players to re-experience entertaining aspects of the original film, such
as its humour and silliness. As players work their way up the levels they can
feel the satisfaction of becoming a good player.
Video
games offer social interaction as many multiplayer games enable a worldwide
community of players to come together in the game and communicate with each
other. Many gamers use online forums to discuss games with fans. The Lego Movie
Game is not a multiplayer game, but it does offer a set of characters that the
audience already knows that they can interact with, this can give (especially
young children) them a sense of belonging as if they are a member of a real community.
Wednesday, 4 November 2020
Contrasting music videos
Music videos use media language such as the use of colour to
create different effects to fit the meaning of the song and the musician’s
image. I got you and slow hands use very different post-production techniques. Slow
hands have been in the editing process to create a monochrome effect. This
effect helps to support the serious narrative that is being explored. In
contrast, I got you has a highly up beat look, where colours have been highlighted
in editing, to create a more vibrant look that fits with the up-beat, fun song.
Monday, 5 October 2020
Mojo
PREP How is media
language used on the front cover of MOJO? In each point, compare
how differently We Love Pop uses media language.
Copy / paste the title and words below into your blog, then complete the
document in your own words:
Comparison of media language in MOJO and We
Love Pop
The layout of MOJO is very compact with not much space and is fulfilling
the whole page which connotes (=has associations of) that it is aimed at
younger children By contrast, the layout of We Love Pop is not
for the elderly which connotes this is aimed at younger kids and teenagers
The typography of MOJO is very bold and stands out which
connotes (=has associations of) that it is a happy book and is trying to catch
the younger audiences attention By contrast, the typography of We
Love Pop is loud which connotes happiness and attention
The layout of MOJO is more spaced out which connotes (=has associations
of) that it is not as bright as the Pop magazine as that is aimed at younger
people so mojo is aimed at older people By contrast, the layout of We
Love Pop is different to mojo which connotes the age gaps between the
magazines
The colour palette of MOJO is limited to a few colourswhich connotes
(=has associations of) it is not as happy By contrast, the colour palette
of We Love Pop is bright which makes it seem happier than the
Mojo magazine
The language of MOJO emphasises deeper language whereas the language of
We Love Pop is more upbeat and happy
Monday, 14 September 2020
police procedurals
What entertaining about police
procedurals
The narrative is simple and predictable. The world of police procedurals may be filled with many serial killers and
terrorist organizations, but it's also a world where justice is always served.
Being able to escape from real-life injustice is a major reason police procedural have
become so popular. This intrigues
people and viewers who like genres that can be realistic but not at all times
which has a mixture of fantasy and real life.
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