This document provides guidance on how to effectively answer questions in a media evaluation to receive full marks. It outlines strategies for demonstrating how a media product uses, develops or challenges conventions through examples like a 9-frame card or director's cut comparing the product to real media. It also suggests showing how branding elements like font and camera work create consistent representations across a product and ancillary texts. The document advises reflecting on audience feedback through survey responses, clips addressing expectations, and marketing examples. Finally, it recommends discussing the use of technologies like blogs, cameras, editing software, and social media in all stages of production and evaluation.