TV drama introduction and overview, read research and understand
What is the exam, what is it assessing and how?
- The exam is two hours long, giving an hour for each question. A 5 minute clip will be shown 4 times and will be given half an hour to read the question, watch the extract and make notes. I will have to assign myself an actor to reflect the marks which I hope to achieve.
- I will be assessed on my analysis of argument, use of example from the clip and use of terminology.
- This will be assessed by being given a maximum of 20 marks for the analysis of argument, a maximum of 20 marks for the se of examples from the clip and a maximum of 10 marks for the use of terminology giving the maximum marks of 50.
What is the exam, what is it assessing and how?
- The exam is two hours long, giving an hour for each question. A 5 minute clip will be shown 4 times and will be given half an hour to read the question, watch the extract and make notes. I will have to assign myself an actor to reflect the marks which I hope to achieve.
- I will be assessed on my analysis of argument, use of example from the clip and use of terminology.
- This will be assessed by being given a maximum of 20 marks for the analysis of argument, a maximum of 20 marks for the se of examples from the clip and a maximum of 10 marks for the use of terminology giving the maximum marks of 50.
Representation: a definition - read, watch, understand
What is this concept relationship to reality? With an example
- The relationship of representation to reality is that it is an imitation of real life and are artificial versions of reality. It is often done to convey the perfection of a celebrity. However without this we would have a limited idea of reality and we need the media to understand reality.
- An example is the photoshopping of a celebrity. This shows an image of someone that has been edited to make them appear flawless. This is often done for models and celebrities in magazines to show 'perfection' to the audience. It is often done to make others want to aspire to look like them because they are 'perfect', however this is an unrealistic view of a person.
What is this concept relationship to reality? With an example
- The relationship of representation to reality is that it is an imitation of real life and are artificial versions of reality. It is often done to convey the perfection of a celebrity. However without this we would have a limited idea of reality and we need the media to understand reality.
- An example is the photoshopping of a celebrity. This shows an image of someone that has been edited to make them appear flawless. This is often done for models and celebrities in magazines to show 'perfection' to the audience. It is often done to make others want to aspire to look like them because they are 'perfect', however this is an unrealistic view of a person.
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