Mathusan gcse media

What is passive audience? Passive audience is the view that audiences take in information from the media that has the same effect on everyone. What is active audience? Active audience is the more modern and generally accepted view that audience interact with the media they consume. What is Hypodermic Needle theory? The Hypodermic Needle theory is a linear communication theory that suggests that media messages are injected directly in to the brain of passive audiences. INFORMATION/SURVEILLANCE: To learn about something you didnt know. IDENTITY: Audience personally relating to something.   DIVERSION/ENTERTAINMENT: Putting something off(changing the route) E.G. Do revison but the decide to play ps4. RELATIONSHIPS: Caring about the character. On the brief clip above shows:  INFORMATION/SURVEILLANCE: This did come across the clip many times. How: On the clip this show us what life would be like living underwater and at 2:59 it says going to places where y...

My Feedback WWW- You have thought about audience reaction. EBI- You need to write in far more detail for Q9- question is worth more than 8 marks and needs 3 paragraphs. M arks I archived: Q1- 0 mark Q2- 1 mark Q3- 3 mark Q4- 0 mark Q5- 0 mark Q6- 0 mark Q7-  a) 1 mark       b) 1 mark Q8- 2 mark Q9- 2 mark Yes I did get media terminology wrong in the assessment, the one I got wrong is target audience. Future revision: Denotation-What you see/first level of analysis. E.G.The rose denoted flowers Connotation- What signs/features mean and suggest. E.G. The rose has connotations of beauty,romance and passion.  I answered question number 3 and earned full mark because I revise the media glossary of things I have learnt and I straight away knew what the meaning means. I have answered question number 5 wrong and earned 0 marks because i didn't read the question properly. Q9- Charities uses children in their advertisement to make the reader...

The medium shot allows us to see the surrounding of the location which is the escalator. This shot shows the police squad facial reaction therefore in this case the police squad facial reaction is a suspicious reaction and therefore this builds tension to the audience, they would want to find out more, they want to know what is going to happen to Tom Cruise, they heads will be all over the place thinking if Tom Cruises is going to get caught or escape and how this is going to happen . The way the squad layout looks like something negative has happened and the way the main police is in the front shows us that he is the main police officer. This shot is a long shot. A long shot allow the audience to see the location. In this case this is showing us where Tom Cruise is and it builds suspense by showing the police squad behind us Tom Cruise this shows that the squad isn't going to let go of Tom cruise, but here Tom Cruise escape the place.       ...

1) Three camera shots: - The opening establishing shot clearly shows a caravan driving past and the camera was just still, this creates suspense because the way after the establishing shot straight goes to a close up shot where a man is sweating and squinting this show that there is trouble or something which is not right.    - The over the shoulder shot mainly shows the groups emotions clearly in this case they have a negative looking emotion (suspicious) this creates more suspense and more tense because the man is looking at the group this does not show the man's facial reaction. The man laying on the floor shows us that something bad has happened. - The extreme close up shot mainly shows the weapon to show danger because if a weapon is included that means there is something bad is going to happen. The weapon is a fire arm so there for it creates suspense because we don't know what going to happen. 2)  Two camera angles: - The Character is shown in a hi...

   we used establishing shot to introduce the location where it was set. This make the audience think is it going to be a positive calm day they will think there isn't going to be any action scene. we used a long shot to show the full image size of the person. this makes the audience think something suspicious is going to happen. Medium shot was taken to show my casual appearance. The audience would think that I am a casual person but am I though.  close up shot was taken to show my emotions. The audience would think that I am going to do something negative by look at my appearance.  over the shoulder shot to show clearly what i'm doing at the over shoulder shot is not giving any clue of what i'm doing whether i'm stealing the phone or using it by asking for it. There are no emotions. This shows the audience that I am going to do something stupid.  long shot to show that Haaris is chasing me because I robbed his phone. The audience would fe...

Post this in a new blogpost on your Media blog called ‘Blog feedback and Learner Response’ then complete the LR tasks/questions below. WWW-Good basic understanding of denotation and connotation shown. Some EBI- Not nearly enough detail in your analysis of the adverts, this is disappointing for GCSE level. . You must add much more depth to your media analysis. This means writing paragraphs rather than sentences. For example, on the WaterAid advert you only offer one sentence each for denotation and connotation. To reach the top grades, you will need to be writing far more than this. Look at this example to see what I mean: http://ishachana2.blogspot.co.uk/2017/09/denotation-and-connotation.html . Also see Assia and Ashwarya’s blogs for depth that I require at GCSE. Missing a lot of work –  LIAR analysis? LR: Complete and post missing work as a matter of urgency. Poor analysis of Sherlock clip – re-do. Then, reflect on your first month of Media. What do you feel is your...