Media Studies

1. Evaluation for OCR coursework Media Studies

2. This is worth up to 20 marks Media Studies

3. There are a number of questions • to specifically address Media Studies

4. This should be creative reflection rather • than a written essay. Media Studies

5. This should be creative reflection rather • than a written essay. • CREATIVE Media Studies

6. The evaluation has to be • presented digitally Media Studies

7. The evaluation has to be • presented digitally • You should experiment with this Media Studies

8. You’ll get higher marks if you really • engage with digital formats • enthusiastically Media Studies

9. This means that if you are presenting • your evaluation on your blog you • must use plenty of pictures Media Studies

10. This means that if you are presenting • your evaluation on your blog you • must use plenty of pictures, links Media Studies

11. This means that if you are presenting • your evaluation on your blog you • must use plenty of pictures, links and video Media Studies

12. this is worth up to 20 marks Media Studies

13. that is 20% of your coursework Media Studies

14. To remind you: Media Studies

15. To remind you: • Film - 60% Media Studies

16. To remind you: • Film - 60% • Research - 10% Media Studies

17. To remind you: • Film - 60% • Research - 10% • Planning - 10% Media Studies

18. To remind you: • Film - 60% • Research - 10% • Planning - 10% • Evaluation - 20% Media Studies

19. Media Studies

20. The questions you must answerare… Media Studies

21. 1 In what ways does your production use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real fiction films in your chosen genre? Media Studies

22. In what ways does your production use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real fiction films in your chosen genre? To answer this you need to Media Studies

23. In what ways does your production use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real fiction films in your chosen genre? • To answer this you need to • be quite sure of your genre Media Studies

24. In what ways does your production use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real fiction films in your chosen genre? • To answer this you need to • be quite sure of your genre • take specific examples from yourfilm to compare with real life films Media Studies

25. In what ways does your production use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real fiction films in your chosen genre? • To answer this you need to • be quite sure of your genre • take specific examples from yourfilm to compare with real life films • illustrate with stills or clips from your video and real films Media Studies

26. In what ways does your production use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real fiction films in your chosen genre? • To answer this you need to • be quite sure of your genre • take specific examples from yourfilm to compare with real life films • illustrate with stills or clips from your video and real films Media Studies

27. In what ways does your production use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real fiction films in your chosen genre? Consider these areas Media Studies

28. In what ways does your production use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real fiction films in your chosen genre? • Consider these areas • The title of the film Media Studies

29. In what ways does your production use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real fiction films in your chosen genre? • Consider these areas • The title of the film • Setting/location Media Studies

30. In what ways does your production use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real fiction films in your chosen genre? • Consider these areas • The title of the film • Setting/location • Costumes and props Media Studies

31. In what ways does your production use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real fiction films in your chosen genre? • Consider these areas • The title of the film • Setting/location • Costumes and props • Camerawork and editing Media Studies

32. In what ways does your production use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real fiction films in your chosen genre? • Consider these areas • The title of the film • Setting/location • Costumes and props • Camerawork and editing • Title font and style Media Studies

33. In what ways does your production use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real fiction films in your chosen genre? • Consider these areas • The title of the film • Setting/location • Costumes and props • Camerawork and editing • Title font and style • Story and how the opening sets it up Media Studies

34. In what ways does your production use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real fiction films in your chosen genre? • Consider these areas • The title of the film • Setting/location • Costumes and props • Camerawork and editing • Title font and style • Story and how the opening sets it up • Genre and how the opening suggests it Media Studies

35. In what ways does your production use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real fiction films in your chosen genre? • Consider these areas • The title of the film • Setting/location • Costumes and props • Camerawork and editing • Title font and style • Story and how the opening sets it up • Genre and how the opening suggests it • How characters are introduced Media Studies

36. In what ways does your production use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real fiction films in your chosen genre? • Consider these areas • The title of the film • Setting/location • Costumes and props • Camerawork and editing • Title font and style • Story and how the opening sets it up • Genre and how the opening suggests it • How characters are introduced • Special effects Media Studies

37. In what ways does your production use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real fiction films in your chosen genre? • Consider these areas (in any order and not exclusively) • The title of the film • Setting/location • Costumes and props • Camerawork and editing • Title font and style • Story and how the opening sets it up • Genre and how the opening suggests it • How characters are introduced • Special effects Media Studies

38. 2 How does your film represent particular social groups? Media Studies

39. How does your film represent particular social groups? • To answer this you need to Media Studies

40. How does your film represent particular social groups? • To answer this you need to • be quite sure of the social groupsrepresented in your film Media Studies

41. How does your film represent particular social groups? • To answer this you need to • be quite sure of the social groupsrepresented in your film • try to make a direct comparison witha character or characters from a real filmin your genre Media Studies

42. How does your film represent particular social groups? • Representation can be through a combination of • character’s attitude Media Studies

43. How does your film represent particular social groups? • Representation can be through a combination of • character’s attitude • dress/costume Media Studies

44. How does your film represent particular social groups? • Representation can be through a combination of • character’s attitude • dress/costume • hair and accessories Media Studies

45. How does your film represent particular social groups? • Representation can be through a combination of • character’s attitude • dress/costume • hair and accessories • body language & posture Media Studies

46. How does your film represent particular social groups? • Representation can be through a combination of • character’s attitude • dress/costume • hair and accessories • body language & posture • speech Media Studies

47. How does your film represent particular social groups? • Representation can be through a combination of • character’s attitude • dress/costume • hair and accessories • body language & posture • speech • behaviour Media Studies

48. How does your film represent particular social groups? • Representation can be through a combination of • character’s attitude • dress/costume • hair and accessories • body language & posture • speech • behaviour • environment/setting Media Studies

49. How does your film represent particular social groups? • Representation can be through a combination of • character’s attitude • dress/costume • hair and accessories • body language & posture • speech • behaviour • environment/setting Media Studies

50. 3 What kind of media institution might distribute your film and why? Media Studies