Media Paper 2 mock LR

-

 1) Type up any comments/WWW/EBI from your teacher. You don't need to write your total number of marks if you don't want to.

27/84  grade 5, Try to be a little bit more specific, more depth to meanings, focus and link to the question, giv especific examples. 

Read through the official AQA mark scheme for this exam. This is very helpful as the paper was a real past exam paper and therefore the mark scheme tells us a lot about what AQA are expecting us to produce. The original question paper is here if that is helpful too. 

2) Using the mark scheme, write a question-by-question analysis of your performance. For each question, write how many marks you got from the number available and identify any points that you missed by carefully studying the AQA indicative content in the mark scheme. Example:

Q1.1: 2/2 MISSED POINTS: none

Q1.2: 4/8 MISSED POINTS: none

Q1.3: 4/12 MISSED POINTS: none

Q2: 4/20 MISSED POINTS: I could've written about
• While both are national daily newspapers, The Daily Mirror is a
‘red-top’ from the ‘popular’ market sector whilst The Times is in the
‘upmarket’ sector. Both are tabloid formats but the words ‘tabloid’
and ‘broadsheet’ are still used to describe these two market sectors.
Each has different audience expectations.

Q3: 2/2 MISSED POINTS: none

Q4: 10/20 MISSED POINTS: I could've written about
 • While both are national daily newspapers, The Daily Mirror is a
‘red-top’ from the ‘popular’ market sector whilst The Times is in the
‘upmarket’ sector. Both are tabloid formats but the words ‘tabloid’
and ‘broadsheet’ are still used to describe these two market sectors.
Each has different audience expectations.

Q5: 1/20 MISSED POINTS: I could've written about
• How choice of elements of media language reflects ownership of media
products
• The relationship between technology, media industries and media
products
• Theoretical perspectives on representation, including processes of
selection, construction and mediation
• The effect of ownership and control of media organisations, including
conglomerate ownership, diversification and vertical integration
• How the media operate as commercial industries on a global scale
• The functions and types of regulation of the media


3) Based on the whole of your Paper 2 learner response, plan FIVE Paper 2 CSPs / topics / theories that you will prioritise in your Media revision timetable leading up to the June exam.

  • Newspaper CSP Industry
  • TV show CSP representations 
  • TV shiow CSP industries
  • Newspaper CSP ownership
  • Media terminology























































Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Reception theory

-
Image
 1) A preferred reading of a text is the mindset the producers want you to take away from the piece of media that they are showcasing to you. 2) The oppositional reading is the mindset the producers don't want you to take away from the piece of media, basically the opposite of a preferred reading. It is also the reading when people disagree with the advert and preferred reading. 3) In the trailer Harry Brown want the audience to feel like the teens are a threat and dangerous, he wants the audience to feel as if the teens are the evil or bad guy in the film e.g. the use of weapons and language used but also the clothes they are wearing and the body language. 4)People or teens may reject this mindset and have an oppositional reading because they don't believe the stereotype that ALL teens are a threat to vulnerable people and that teens are dangerous murders. 5) The preferred reading for the McDonald's advert is for the audience to see or watch it and to want to buy and eat t...
Read more

Industry and audience power essay

-
Image
As a result of the internet I think audiences have a stronger power to some extent than they used to but also the industries have some power due to producing whereas audience really controls the sales and viewing rates of the media product. In my opinion the internet definitely makes the audience way more powerful than 20 years ago. The changes in the music industries have had a drastic change for audiences, some of the changes include; streaming applications, for example spotify, YouTube, music and soundclound these streaming devices have increased the easier abilities for audiences to listen to music which also increase the rate of views on music to. Another change on music industries is that the music is now global so everyone In the world can listen to music for free however in the older days you had to but CDs and records or listen to the radio and they did not have online statistics for the popularity of the music. Now also the streaming apps have subscriptions where you have to ...
Read more

Co-owner of a lonely heart: Analysis

-
Image
 Language and close-textual analysis 1) Write an NCIS analysis for the episode - using notes from the screening in class. Make specific, detailed reference to moments in the text using media terminology (e.g. media language - camera shots and movement, editing, diegetic/non-diegetic sound, mise-en-scene etc.) Co-owner of a Lonely Heart Narrative:  The shadow kin king fights to get his heart back, hurting the main character, she uses his powers for the better and heals her mum allowing her to walk, at the end of the ep she goes into a portal to the shadow kin dimension. Character:  The main character seems very strong because shes fighting the shadow kin king while also trying to understand her father who got out of jail. Iconography:  During the whole episode there are connotations of the sci-fi genre because of the appearing swords in her hands but also the flower creatures that are feeding on blood and meat which obviously doesn't exist in the real world which...
Read more