1) Type up your notes from the day.
Simulacra-Imitation that appears to be more genuine than the things it's emulating.
Meta-account A totalising social story, that arranges thought and encounters into an a terrific 'story' that understands our lives.
ringer snares trusts that generally manly dispositions and practices aren't characteristic but instead built by a man centric culture.
Van Zoonen trusts that in a male centric culture ladies bodies are sexualised and helpless while men's bodies are sexualised through power and quality.
Head servant trusts that sexual orientation is an exhibition: a rehashed arrangement of practices and outfits that are utilized so often they may move toward becoming seen as 'regular'
Barthes trusts that signs we expect and meanings are really 'overwhelming implications' that conceal belief systems.
Building and performing sexual orientation: "sex turns into a lot of implications that have turned out to be naturalized." Gender jobs are built, people are defrauded from a man centric culture.
Creators 'encode' their work with significance. Gatherings of people regularly don't interpret implications the manner in which a writings maker planned, same from arranged or even oppositional implications.
Bell Hooks: chime snares trusts that generally manly frames of mind and practices aren't regular but instead built by a man centric culture.
Liesbet van Zoonen: Van Zoonen trusts that in a man centric culture ladies bodies are sexualised and defenceless while men's bodies are sexualised through power and quality.
Judith Butler: Butler trusts that sex is an exhibition: a rehashed arrangement of practices and outfits that are utilized so often they may move toward becoming seen as 'normal'
Saussure: He considered society to be an arrangement of establishment and social standards that structure an aggregate framework that gives conditions to significance settling on and thus choices and activities for people.
Barthes: Barthes trusts that signs we accept and meanings are really 'prevailing undertones' that shroud belief systems.
Stuart Hall: Hall says that the group of onlookers individuals embrace one of the accompanying three positions when they translate the text:Dominant, or Preferred Reading, Oppositional Reading and Negotiated Reading
Lyotard: Lyotard trusts a totalising social account, that sorts out idea and encounters into a 'great 'story' that understands our lives.
Baudrillard: Hyperreality – a condition wherein 'reality' has been supplanted by simulacra."
Simulacra-Imitation that appears to be more genuine than the things it's emulating.
Ben Cash (Viggo Mortensen), his significant other Leslie and their six youngsters live somewhere down in the wild of Washington state. Segregated from society, Ben and Leslie give their reality to bringing up their children - teaching them to think basically, preparing them to be physically fit and athletic, managing them in the wild without innovation and showing the excellence of existing together with nature. At the point when Leslie bites the dust all of a sudden, Ben must bring his protected posterity into the outside world out of the blue.
Monday, July 8, 2019
Friday, May 24, 2019
Practical Task Evaluation
Publication to blog and analysis
Create a blogpost called 'Magazine practical task evaluation' and complete the following tasks:
1) Save your finished Photoshop magazine cover as a JPEG image and upload it to your evaluation blogpost.
2) Write an evaluation of your work: have you succeeded in your brief to create a new, original edition of an existing magazine?
One thing that i would change about this poster is that I would make it a little bit more professional in the way that there would be more pictures and more facts as I feel like i could add more facts. Also I would add more colour in the back and more information on the screen just to make it stand out a little bit more.
4) What is the strongest aspect of your work?
The strongest aspect of my work i believe is The sidelines because although they don't look as professional as they should they still make the magazine come to life and stand out.
5) What is the weakest aspect of your Photoshop magazine cover?
I believe that the weakest aspect of my Magazine would probably be the Men's health logo because it is what really makes the magazine not look professional I should have made it larger.
6) What would you do differently if you completed this assignment again?
If i could do this differently i would make the taglines bigger and Bolder and i would also fill the page out more so that it looks more like the other magazines.
Wednesday, May 22, 2019
Men's Health poster
One thing that i would change about this poster is that I would make it a little bit more professional in the way that there would be more pictures and more facts as I feel like i could add more facts. Also I would add more colour in the back and more information on the screen just to make it stand out a little bit more.
Monday, May 20, 2019
Advertising assessment: Learner response
Advertising assessment: Learner response
The Advertising & Marketing assessment was a great opportunity to demonstrate the progress you are making in A Level Media.
The first part of your learner response is to look carefully at your mark, grade and comments from your teacher. If anything doesn't make sense, ask your teacher - it's crucial we're learning from the process of assessments and feedback.
Your learner response is as follows:
Create a new blog post called 'Advertising assessment learner response' and complete the following tasks:
1) Type up your feedback in full (you don't need to write the mark and grade if you want to keep this confidential).
The first part of your learner response is to look carefully at your mark, grade and comments from your teacher. If anything doesn't make sense, ask your teacher - it's crucial we're learning from the process of assessments and feedback.
Your learner response is as follows:
Create a new blog post called 'Advertising assessment learner response' and complete the following tasks:
1) Type up your feedback in full (you don't need to write the mark and grade if you want to keep this confidential).
This inst where we want want to be eventually but there actually lots of potential here and also significant progress on your last assessment (25%). You've clearly revised and tried to use media theory
Q1- is a major one to focus on i need much more detailed, specific analysis of the unseen text
Read the whole mark scheme for this assessment carefully. Identify at least one potential point that you missed out on for each question in the assessment.
3) On a scale of 1-10 (1 = low, 10 = high), how much revision and preparation did you do for this assessment?
On a size of 1 to 10 I'd give myself a 5. The reason I didn't get a high imprint this appraisal is on the grounds that I had reconsidered on everything from September and I didn't know about the way that we would be tried on all that we learnt in the term.
4) Look at your answer and the mark scheme for Question 1. What aspect of technical film language (camerawork, mise-en-scene etc.) or advertising persuasive techniques do you need to revise to improve your response to this kind of question in future?
For question 1 was just ready to discuss two procedures and two advantages. i need to make sure i analyse every aspect of CLAMPS to get full marks and read over my work at the end to check my grammar
5) Look at your answer and the mark scheme for Question 2. What aspects of the cultural and historical context for the Score hair cream advert do you need to revise or develop in future?
For question 2, I misjudged the question and began discussing guideline and open administration broadcasting which drove me to picking up no imprints for question 2.
6) Now look over your mark, teacher comments and the mark scheme for Question 3 - the 20 mark essay question on David Gauntlett and masculinity 'in crisis'. Write a completely new paragraph for this question based on the suggested theories/answers in the mark scheme. Make sure it is an extensive, detailed paragraph focused on the question and offering examples/textual analysis from the Advertising CSPs.
I strongly concur with the view that the media amazingly affects large of people. Gerbner's cultivation hypothesis recommends that sitting in front of the TV over a significant lot of time with impact the group of onlookers' thoughts and view of regular day to day existence. Gerbner later built up a hypothesis that proposes substantial TV seeing made watchers frightful. This is harming to society. Gerbner's development hypothesis likewise proposes that overwhelming TV watchers built up a 'mean world disorder' a considered society to be unmistakably more risky than it really is. This is a huge harming impact on the group of onlookers. A precedent is the hypodermic needle hypothesis. The hypodermic needle hypothesis is hugely undermined yet is getting to be significant in the period of 'counterfeit news'. Counterfeit news is made frequently and TV watchers are fallen into the device trusting the fake news that they see. This backings that the media amazingly affects the gathering of people.
Another motivation behind why I emphatically concur that the media amazingly affects the group of onlookers is a result of Bandura's social learning hypothesis. Bandura's social learning hypothesis recommends that individuals duplicate conduct seen on screen. As a result of the media the gathering of people endeavour to be famous people by acting and acting the manner in which big names do through impersonation, demonstrating and intercession. In any case, the investigation was with kids and has been disparaged by certain examinations since. This brings up issues about guideline and whether youngsters ought to be shielded from specific media content. In the computerised age, this likewise brings up issue if such guideline is even conceivable when substance can be downloaded and guardians are not constantly mindful of what their kids is devouring.
The dependency theory bolsters that the media is amazingly affecting groups of onlookers. Rokeach and Defleur said groups of onlookers were getting to be subject to the media in 1976 and potentially even today. Concentrates as of late have raised worries over youngsters and web based life use.
The two step flow hypothesis proposes that gatherings of people are bound to react to individuals instead of media establishments so supposition pioneers in the media are urgent in affecting sentiment and group of onlookers reactions. This could at present have a harming impact contingent upon political perspective for example big names or writers.
Overall I think the media is having an extraordinary harming impact on the gathering of people as there is fake news which is made regularly to trick TV watchers and the TV watchers are falling into the snare. Moreover, individuals are mimicking superstars to resemble them so they're preferred by individuals and they're never again being their selves any longer.
Read the whole mark scheme for this assessment carefully. Identify at least one potential point that you missed out on for each question in the assessment.
3) On a scale of 1-10 (1 = low, 10 = high), how much revision and preparation did you do for this assessment?
On a size of 1 to 10 I'd give myself a 5. The reason I didn't get a high imprint this appraisal is on the grounds that I had reconsidered on everything from September and I didn't know about the way that we would be tried on all that we learnt in the term.
4) Look at your answer and the mark scheme for Question 1. What aspect of technical film language (camerawork, mise-en-scene etc.) or advertising persuasive techniques do you need to revise to improve your response to this kind of question in future?
For question 1 was just ready to discuss two procedures and two advantages. i need to make sure i analyse every aspect of CLAMPS to get full marks and read over my work at the end to check my grammar
5) Look at your answer and the mark scheme for Question 2. What aspects of the cultural and historical context for the Score hair cream advert do you need to revise or develop in future?
For question 2, I misjudged the question and began discussing guideline and open administration broadcasting which drove me to picking up no imprints for question 2.
6) Now look over your mark, teacher comments and the mark scheme for Question 3 - the 20 mark essay question on David Gauntlett and masculinity 'in crisis'. Write a completely new paragraph for this question based on the suggested theories/answers in the mark scheme. Make sure it is an extensive, detailed paragraph focused on the question and offering examples/textual analysis from the Advertising CSPs.
I strongly concur with the view that the media amazingly affects large of people. Gerbner's cultivation hypothesis recommends that sitting in front of the TV over a significant lot of time with impact the group of onlookers' thoughts and view of regular day to day existence. Gerbner later built up a hypothesis that proposes substantial TV seeing made watchers frightful. This is harming to society. Gerbner's development hypothesis likewise proposes that overwhelming TV watchers built up a 'mean world disorder' a considered society to be unmistakably more risky than it really is. This is a huge harming impact on the group of onlookers. A precedent is the hypodermic needle hypothesis. The hypodermic needle hypothesis is hugely undermined yet is getting to be significant in the period of 'counterfeit news'. Counterfeit news is made frequently and TV watchers are fallen into the device trusting the fake news that they see. This backings that the media amazingly affects the gathering of people.
Another motivation behind why I emphatically concur that the media amazingly affects the group of onlookers is a result of Bandura's social learning hypothesis. Bandura's social learning hypothesis recommends that individuals duplicate conduct seen on screen. As a result of the media the gathering of people endeavour to be famous people by acting and acting the manner in which big names do through impersonation, demonstrating and intercession. In any case, the investigation was with kids and has been disparaged by certain examinations since. This brings up issues about guideline and whether youngsters ought to be shielded from specific media content. In the computerised age, this likewise brings up issue if such guideline is even conceivable when substance can be downloaded and guardians are not constantly mindful of what their kids is devouring.
The dependency theory bolsters that the media is amazingly affecting groups of onlookers. Rokeach and Defleur said groups of onlookers were getting to be subject to the media in 1976 and potentially even today. Concentrates as of late have raised worries over youngsters and web based life use.
The two step flow hypothesis proposes that gatherings of people are bound to react to individuals instead of media establishments so supposition pioneers in the media are urgent in affecting sentiment and group of onlookers reactions. This could at present have a harming impact contingent upon political perspective for example big names or writers.
Overall I think the media is having an extraordinary harming impact on the gathering of people as there is fake news which is made regularly to trick TV watchers and the TV watchers are falling into the snare. Moreover, individuals are mimicking superstars to resemble them so they're preferred by individuals and they're never again being their selves any longer.
Friday, May 17, 2019
Magazines: Front cover planning
Planning
Create a SEPARATE blogpost called 'Magazine practical task planning' and complete the following tasks:
1) Plan your main flash - this is the main cover story that links to your central image.
Create a SEPARATE blogpost called 'Magazine practical task planning' and complete the following tasks:
1) Plan your main flash - this is the main cover story that links to your central image.
The main flash: Get fit or die trying
2) Plan the image you will need for the cover - model, costume, make-up, lighting etc. At this point, simply describe the image you need to capture.
I will have a model who is in the centre and they will be looking straight into the camera.
3) Write the cover lines and any additional text you need for your magazine cover.
Get Fit fast
Quick tips to bulk up
Get your summer body
4) Sketch out your cover on plain A4 paper using your written planning. Take a photo of your sketch and embed it in your blogpost.
Photoshoot
The photoshoot will take place on Monday 13 May. Make sure you have everything you need for the lesson - model, costume, make-up etc.
Photoshop design
You will have the photoshoot lesson and one additional single lesson to design the front cover on Photoshop. Use YouTube tutorials to help introduce Photoshop if you haven't used it before - this one is a complete guide to creating a magazine cover.
2) Plan the image you will need for the cover - model, costume, make-up, lighting etc. At this point, simply describe the image you need to capture.
I will have a model who is in the centre and they will be looking straight into the camera.
3) Write the cover lines and any additional text you need for your magazine cover.
Get Fit fast
Quick tips to bulk up
Get your summer body
4) Sketch out your cover on plain A4 paper using your written planning. Take a photo of your sketch and embed it in your blogpost.
Photoshoot
The photoshoot will take place on Monday 13 May. Make sure you have everything you need for the lesson - model, costume, make-up etc.
Photoshop design
You will have the photoshoot lesson and one additional single lesson to design the front cover on Photoshop. Use YouTube tutorials to help introduce Photoshop if you haven't used it before - this one is a complete guide to creating a magazine cover.
Magazines: Front cover practical task
Magazines: Front cover practical task
The best way to learn the conventions of a media product is to create one. Your first task for the Magazines unit is to create an original front cover for an existing magazine.
This will also help to prepare you for the cross-media coursework starting in June.
Task: Choose an existing magazine and create a front cover for a new, original edition of your chosen publication.
Example: student version of Vogue magazine...
Magazine practical task: blog work
Research
Create a blogpost called 'Magazine practical task research' and complete the following tasks:
1) Use your lesson notes on magazine genres and conventions to view a range of potential magazine covers. Create a shortlist of three potential magazines and embed an example front cover from each one.
Men's Health
This will also help to prepare you for the cross-media coursework starting in June.
Task: Choose an existing magazine and create a front cover for a new, original edition of your chosen publication.
Example: student version of Vogue magazine...
Magazine practical task: blog work
Research
Create a blogpost called 'Magazine practical task research' and complete the following tasks:
1) Use your lesson notes on magazine genres and conventions to view a range of potential magazine covers. Create a shortlist of three potential magazines and embed an example front cover from each one.
Men's Health
GQ
Glamour
2) Select your chosen magazine to create a new edition for and explain the thinking behind your choice.
I have chosen Men's Health because i believe that it is very helpful to people that are trying to get the body of their dreams quick and the magazine instructs them on what to do and when to do it, it also shows famous stars on the front page which might make people want ot buy it more as they believe it more
2) Select your chosen magazine to create a new edition for and explain the thinking behind your choice.
I have chosen Men's Health because i believe that it is very helpful to people that are trying to get the body of their dreams quick and the magazine instructs them on what to do and when to do it, it also shows famous stars on the front page which might make people want ot buy it more as they believe it more
3) Find three different front covers for your chosen magazine and embed them in your blogpost. Analyse the fonts, colours and typical design. What is the language or writing style? How are the cover lines presented? You need to become an expert in the design and construction of this magazine and its branding.
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