Monday, 25 November 2013
Intertextuality
Go through the presentation slides to familiarise yourself with the concept of intertextuality.
Objective
To further introduce the concept and uses of intertextuality.
Task
1. Write an idea (the term is a treatment) for a music video.
Choose a song and look closely at the lyrics—ignore the current music video.
Decide upon the theme of the song—then look to other texts that would strengthen the idea(s) through intertextuality. Explain your reasons.
1. Write an idea (the term is a treatment) for a music video.
Choose a song and look closely at the lyrics—ignore the current music video.
Decide upon the theme of the song—then look to other texts that would strengthen the idea(s) through intertextuality. Explain your reasons.
Presentation
Write your idea in a Google presentation with images.
Slide 1 - Presentation title and image
Slide 2 - Title and lyrics to the song
Slide 5 - Written treatment - outline / synopsis of how the music video starts.
(those looking for As and Bs should be using camera language to describe the shots)
Checklist for assessment
Google presentation embedded on blog, music video treatment written up with images, an explanation as to how intertextuality has been used in the video idea.
Deadline
tbc
More intertextual references...
Write your idea in a Google presentation with images.
Slide 1 - Presentation title and image
Slide 2 - Title and lyrics to the song
Slide 3 - Theme of the song or word within the song that make you think of other famous things. Include reasons why you have come to this conclusion.
Slide 4 - Other texts that could be used to reference this theme. If you are struggling to think of any more, just leave this out.Slide 5 - Written treatment - outline / synopsis of how the music video starts.
(those looking for As and Bs should be using camera language to describe the shots)
Checklist for assessment
Google presentation embedded on blog, music video treatment written up with images, an explanation as to how intertextuality has been used in the video idea.
Deadline
tbc
More intertextual references...
Friday, 22 November 2013
Key Media Terms Test - Set 2
Set 2.
• Type your surname first: Bloggs, Joe
• Check your spelling - ask me if you are unsure
• Make sure you answer every question
Click HERE to take the test. That's it... easy-peasy.
Friday, 15 November 2013
Deconstructing Camera Language - Paranorman
Objective
To understand the various different camera shot types that are used in a film.
Task
Look through the slides above to see an example of the task.
Choose a section of a film on Youtube. Go through the clip and screenshoot (cmd shift 4) the shots used.
Describe the shots used using your knowledge of camera language. Annotate all of the examples.
Presentation
Publish the Presentation and embed on your blog. Post Title: Deconstructing Camera Language
Size: Width 720 x Height 440
Publish the Presentation and embed on your blog. Post Title: Deconstructing Camera Language
Size: Width 720 x Height 440
Checklist for assessment
Annotated shots, more than 3 slides, neat presentation and embedded on your blog.
Deadline
tbc
Thursday, 14 November 2013
Camera Language - Angle
Objective
To understand the various different camera shot types available.
Task
Look through the slides above.
Make a copy of the Camera Shots - Angle Google Presentation HERE and fill in the missing shots.
Presentation
Publish the Presentation and embed on your blog. Post Title: Camera Shots - Framing
Size: Width 720 x Height 440
Publish the Presentation and embed on your blog. Post Title: Camera Shots - Framing
Size: Width 720 x Height 440
Checklist for assessment
Shots in the correct place, neat presentation and embedded on your blog.
Deadline
tbc
Monday, 11 November 2013
Camera Language - Movement
Objective
To understand the various different camera shot types available.
Task
Look through the slides above.
Make a copy of the Camera Shots - Movement Google Presentation HERE and fill in the missing shots.
Presentation
Publish the Presentation and embed on your blog. Post Title: Camera Shots - Framing Size: Width 720 x Height 440
Checklist for assessment
Shots in the correct place, neat presentation and embedded on your blog.
Deadline
tbc
To understand the various different camera shot types available.
Task
Look through the slides above.
Make a copy of the Camera Shots - Movement Google Presentation HERE and fill in the missing shots.
Presentation
Publish the Presentation and embed on your blog. Post Title: Camera Shots - Framing Size: Width 720 x Height 440
Checklist for assessment
Shots in the correct place, neat presentation and embedded on your blog.
Deadline
tbc
Camera Language - Framing (Distance)
Objective
To understand the various different camera shot types available.
Task
Look through the slides above.
Make a copy of the Camera Shots - Framing Google Presentation HERE and fill in the missing shots.
Presentation
Publish the Presentation and embed on your blog. Post Title: Camera Shots - Framing Size: Width 720 x Height 440
Checklist for assessment
Shots in the correct place, neat presentation and embedded on your blog.
Deadline
tbc
Monday, 4 November 2013
November Revision
Task: you are to take a revision quiz to see how well you have understood key areas of your Media Studies so far.
- Enter your surname first, followed by your christian name. e.g. Adams, Thomas
- Make sure you check your spelling as best you can.
- Relax, this mark won;t go towards your GCSE grade.
- Only take the test once.
Click HERE to take the test. That's it... easy-peasy.
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