AS exam

Q.1 30 mins screening and notes

Q.1 30 mins screening and notes

45 mins writing: 50 marks

Q.1 30 mins screening and notes

45 mins writing: 50 marks

Explanation, Argument, Analysis 20Examples 20Terminology 10

TV Drama

TV Drama

camerawork

TV Drama

sound camerawork

TV Drama

sound camerawork

editing

TV Drama

sound camerawork

editing mise-en-scene

representations

representationsgender

representationsgender

ethnicity

representationsgender

ethnicity

age

representationsgender

ethnicity

age

class/status

representationsgender

ethnicity

disabilityage

class/status

representationsgender

ethnicity

disability sexuality

age

class/status

representationsgender

ethnicity

disability sexuality

age

class/statusregional identity

How do the technical features help construct the representation?

Note-taking

covering all areas

relating technical code to representation

supporting with examples

Structure

Structure

each technical area in turn

Structure

each technical area in turn

NOT blow-by-blow

Structure

each technical area in turn

NOT blow-by-blowintro- VERY BRIEF

Structure

each technical area in turn

NOT blow-by-blowintro- VERY BRIEF

conclusion- relate back to the representation

StructureTimingArgument

Section B: Newspaper Industry

45 mins, 50 marks

Explanation, Argument, Analysis 20Examples 20Terminology 10

ProductionFundingDistributionMarketingExchange

What do these mean? How do they apply to the newspaper industry?

Ownership

cross-media convergence and synergy

technology- industry and audience

hardware and proliferation

technological convergence

targeting audiences

how far is your consumption typical?

Tips

• do a little plan before starting

• answer the question set

• structure your argument carefully

• support points with examples throughout

• use the time effectively