Introduction to critical perspectives
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The document outlines an upcoming two hour exam on Friday June 15th. It will contain two 25 mark questions on media production skills and one 50 mark question on collective identity. Question 1A will ask students to describe and evaluate their production skills development over the two year course, focusing on areas like digital technology, creativity, research, and using conventions from real media. Question 1B will require students to evaluate one of their productions in relation to a media concept such as genre, narrative or audience. The document provides sample exam questions and guidance on how marks will be awarded.
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1 (a) “Digital technology turns media consumers into media producers”. In your
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Describe the ways in which your production work was informed by research into
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Introduction to critical perspectives
- 2. Two Hour Exam Friday 15th June (am)
- 3. Two Questions on Production (worth 25 marks each) 1A) Skills Development 1B) Theoretical Evaluation of Production + One Question on Collective Identity (worth 50 marks)
- 4. Theoretical Evaluation of Production Question 1: Describe and evaluate your skills development over the course of your production work, from Foundation Portfolio to Advanced Portfolio.
- 5. • Question 1(a) requires candidates to describe and evaluate their skills development over the course of their production work, from Foundation Portfolio to Advanced Portfolio. The focus of this evaluation must be on skills development, and the question will require them to adapt this to one or two specific production practices. The list of practices to which questions will relate is as follows: • Digital Technology • Creativity • Research and planning • Post-production • Using conventions from real media texts In the examination, questions will be posed using one or two of these categories.
- 6. Jot down the production skills you have developed over the two year media course Organise your skills under the following headings (certain skills may well fall under more than one heading): Digital Technology Creativity Research and planning Post-production Using conventions from real media texts
- 7. Jot down some ideas: •Why are media production skills important? •How have media production skills learnt on the course helped you to be creative? •What digital technology have you used during AS and A2? •What research and planning have you done during AS and A2? •What post-production effects have you used in AS and A2 projects? •How have you used existing forms and conventions from real media products in AS and A2 projects?
- 8. Exam Question for 1(A) 1 (a) “Digital technology turns media consumers into media producers”. In your own experience, how has your creativity developed through using digital technology to complete your coursework productions? [25 Marks]
- 9. January 2010 Exam Question: 1(A) “Describe how you developed research and planning skills for media production and evaluate how these skills contributed to creative decision making. Refer to a range of examples in your answer to show how these skills developed over time”. (25 marks)
- 10. June 2010 Exam Question 1(A): Describe the ways in which your production work was informed by research into real media texts and how your ability to use such research for production has developed over time. [25]
- 11. Question 1(b) requires candidates to select one production and evaluate it in relation to a media concept: Genre Narrative Representation Audience Media language
- 12. You will need to refer to your work for the Foundation (Magazine Project) and Advanced (Music Promo Package) Portfolio units. Marks are awarded for: • Explanation / analysis / argument (10 marks) • Use of examples (10 marks) • Use of terminology (5 marks)