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Controversial Adverts - Benetton

Analysis of Nescafe Advert - Homework Task

Due  Wednesday 16th October - 

How to Write and Pitch an Idea for a TV Show: 10 Steps

How to Write and Pitch an Idea for a TV Show: 10 Steps

Secondary Audience Research - Group Task

Deadline for Group Presentation of Findings -

Thursday 12th September 

Profile of a Young Television Viewer




Click on the thinkbox - select targeting and
then audience profile. What do you consider to relevant facts  about your target audience and how will you use it to help plan your own  programme? (try to give specific plans)


Children/Young People and TV Habits

1. How much TV do children and young people watch? On average how many hours of linear and/or on demand television do they watch?

2. Do children and young people watch television in the traditional linear way or via on demand? (Higher order thinking -how might this influence your planning?)


3. Do they tend to watch programmes on television or via other devices? 
Do they tend to watch television alone or with others? (Higher order thinking -how might this influence your planning?)

4. Finally, to what extent do children and young people give what their watching their full attention? (Higher order thinking -how might this influence your planning?)

TV CHANNEL RESEARCH

You will need to produce a similar TV channel research presentation to that below however,  yours will of course be on Children's TV programmes. The presentations below will hopefully provide you with ways in which you can best organise and present your research results. 

Assignment 7 tv channel research from ksumbland

Tv channel research from mich_angel

Tv Channel Analysis from The Sixth Form College Solihull

Genre Analysis & Filming Techniques

PITCHING YOUR PROGRAMME IDEAS

Need to have energy and make sure you go into a pitch with more than one idea!!

Some useful techniques to help you and your group  get your ideas across clearly and effectively

Final Cut Tutorial

Final Cut Pro Crib Sheet

Making a Swede

Task One

Below are 2 links to examples of Swedes which have already been done. Select 4 of your favourites and bullet point  at least 5 things they seem to do well.

Selection of Swedes - click

The Five Most Awesomely Sweded Movies - click

Now it,s your turn to select and plan a swede. Click on link below to be taken to a collection of actual film clips that you might want to use

Classic film clips that you might want to turn into Swedes- click

Task Two

Click on image below to be taken to a website detailing different film genres.  Complete a 1-2 slide presentation on the codes and conventions ( i.e.  key ingredients) of your chosen genre.

Comparing Radio and TV News- Ms Ferdinand's Tips for the Assessment

Comparing one radio news broadcast with one televi by Jax Ferd on GoAnimate

Animation Software - Powered by GoAnimate.

How Do I Get A Level 5 or 6 In My Controlled Assessment?

how to get a level 6 by TychoniusMaxima on GoAnimate

Animated Presentations - Powered by GoAnimate. Cem & Oliver Medi ting by oliverwd.32 on GoAnimate

Animation Software - Powered by GoAnimate. Level 3 media by Hubertz on GoAnimate

Animation Software - Powered by GoAnimate. Taling about the MARK SCHEME by warsan on GoAnimate

Video Maker - Powered by GoAnimate. media levels 1-2 by oliver456 on GoAnimate

Video Maker - Powered by GoAnimate. level five media-mimi mcgill by mimim4 on GoAnimate

Animation Software - Powered by GoAnimate. GCSE Media studies video by kyle10V on GoAnimate

Video Maker - Powered by GoAnimate. Level 6 analyses by maggiewispa on GoAnimate

Animated Presentations - Powered by GoAnimate.

What Makes A News Story?

What makes a news story? from David Brewer

BBC - How To Make A Great Radio Package

Tips For Making A Radio News Broadcast

Tips for producing radio bulletins from David Brewer

Basic News Interviewing Tips

Basic interviewing tips from David Brewer

The News Production Process

The news production process from David Brewer

Young Apprentice

For their final task, the teams must create a new brand of sportswear with the potential to go global. They must come up with a brand name, logo and viral video that will get their product noticed. Finally, the teams must launch their brand to an audience of experts from the sporting world. The brand with the most potential will win, and from the winning team, Lord Sugar will choose this year's young apprentice. 

• Use the content of this video to help prepare for your evaluation of your trainers advert. 

• Pay special attention to how the teams try to make sure their advertising campaigns appeal to their target audience and which advertising methods heir use and why.