Mathusan gcse media

My Blog Index 1)My first blog post 2)I wasn't in class for the photoshop fruit bowl 3)Denotation and Connotation 4)My Blog Feedback 5)My Storyboard 6)The Walking Dead Camera Angle Work 7)Shot By Shot Analyses  8)October assessment learner response 9)Audience profile 10) Audience Theory 11) Audience power essay 12) Reception theory 13) Audience power essay learner response 14) January assessment learner response 15) Typography 16)Representation 17)Tatler: case study blog task 18)Reveal: case study blog task 19)Advertising conventions 20)Gender representation in advertising 21)OMO ad vert: blog task 22)February-March learner response 23)Moving image adverts: blog task(ALWAYS) 24)Represent NHS Blood & Transplant campaign: blog tasks 25)Galaxy 'Chauffeur' advert: blog tasks 26)A brief history of videogames: blog task

Introduction to advertising: blog task Create a new blogpost called 'Advertising conventions'. Find your own print advert and copy and paste it into your blog post. Answer the questions below: 1) What conventions of an advert can you find and what are the connotations of each one? The conventions you can find in the skittle print advert above is: Picture of the product and the picture also reinforces the word"RAINBOW" because the picture shows us the product in different colour which are in the rainbow.      The logo is bright and eye catching and the yellow mini background at the back of the product connotes happiness,sunshine and positive things. The background emphasis the word"RAINBOW" because of the fact that there is so many skittles and in different types of colours to show variety and excite a target audience. The lighting  is that the product is shiny because the is a shiny white hitting the product and this links back to

General Look through the slides from the lesson on Reveal and use this information and your own research and analytical skills to answer the questions below.    1) Based on your research, what type of people read Reveal? Consider demographics and psychographics. Based on my research I think are adult women aged 18-34 are people who would read Read reveal. 2) Look at the lesson slides: how does the ed it o r introduce Reveal magazine? The editor introduce the magazine by saying that the magazine is the readers "best friend". 3) What is the difference between the Reveal and Tatler target audiences? The difference between the Reveal and Tatler is that the Reveal is mainly aimed at lower class people and the Tatler is aimed at more of a  higher class person. 4) What issues are Reveal readers interested in? Reveal readers are interested in which celebrity is dating who and what tensions made them break up with their old ex.   Media language 1) How many of the 12 m

General Watch this trailer for BBC's Posh People - a documentary about Tatler, the oldest magazine in Britain. 1) Based on the trailer, what type of people produce and read Tatler? Consider demographics and  psychographics. Middle class and upper middle class people read Tatler. People who are rich buys these type of magazines and read them. These people either has a good job or they are from a rich family for e.g members of the aristocracy(people who owns big houses) and educated people.  2) Look at the  Tatler Media Pack 2018 . Go to page 2: how does the editor introduce the magazine? "A FABULOUSLY  TARGETED, SENSATIONALLY  ACCURATE RIFLE SHOT TO THE  VERY RICHEST READERS IN THE  COUNTRY." The alliteration  "richest reader" shows that this magazine is clearly aimed at rich people who  reads a lot and loves to read.  3) Now go to page 4 of the Media Pack. Focus on the print magazine (NOT tatler.com - the website). List the key demographic details: a