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Critical Evaluation
Hanna- Mariam Chowdhury
Candidate Number: 7609
Centre: 10508
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Forms…
Conventions: Used and
Challenged
Used Conventions!!! CHALLENGED!!!
Sound Codes for instance, music, silence and sound effects
were used in our clip
Trio FM used an Agony Aunt . We modernized our theme
tune which challenges usual conventions of theme tunes-
which are usually classical jingles.
Headlines Two hosts were used whilst presenting the newscasts,
which is the same as the radio station, Capital FM and
especially the Capital event of the Jingle Bell Ball.
Interactivity We challenged news casts by adding an Agony Aunt which
enables the listeners to interact with the radio station.
Sports, Political and Entertainment News. Many radio
stations do not broadcast their topics within the beginning of
the newscast but Trio FM challenges this.
There was played which related to each topic- for instance
when the story of the Olympic stadium was broadcasted,
heroic and ambitious music was played to accompany the
story of the Olympics.
Lead story broadcasted first Own theme music was broadcasted during the intervals
between the newscasts.
Recovered file 2!
Regional
identity :
• The regional identity of the interviewee was from
London, but from an educated background
Social
class :
• Educated working class male
Age :
• Middle Aged
Archetype :
• Subverts to what a typical working class worker
would do as he fought for his rights and is a
socialist. He is a strong, independent and socially/
politically aware man.
Regional Identity
Social Class
Age
Archetype
• The interviewee appeared
to be from an urban area
of England which is
inhabited by many middle
class.
• Middle Class
• Middle Aged
• Archetype as she does not
conform to the stereotype of a
middle aged ethnic woman.
She is an articulate and
successful woman who
speaks using received
pronunciation which is how
only a small percentage of
ethnic women communicate.
 The representations of the various interviewees in the Vox Pop:
 Regional Identity: Most people who we interviewed were from East
London.
 Social Class: Working class people were interviewed and asked about their
thoughts on the Olympic stadium.
 Age: The people we interviewed were young adults, aged 18-20.
 Archetypes.- The people who were interviewed subverted the stereotypes
associated with young people, which are rude, violent and aggressive. The
people who were interviewed were articulate, respectful and expressive.
One Pound Fish Man-
Muhammad Nazir.
Regional Identity: British
Pakistani living in
Ilford, Newham. He had an
evident Pakistani accent.
Social Class: Working
class.
Age: 40 +
Archetype: Subverts the
stereotype of middle aged south
Asian/ ethnic men because he is
well known for his signature
song, One Pound Fish which
went on to become a hit. His
personality is bubbly and
eccentric and he is represented
as successful and creative.
Q3. WHAT KIND OF MEDIA INSTITUTION MIGHT
DISTRIBUTE YOUR PRODUCT? WHY?
Hanna-Mariam Chowdhury 12A1
WHAT IS THE IDEAL RADIO STATION?
 The ideal station which would be the most
apposite
KISS FM 100
 The location of the London studio is:
London, East Anglia, Seven Estuary.
 Frequency: FM, DAB, Sky and Freeview
 News: Sports news, showbiz and strange
news.
 This station usually broadcasts music much
more than news.
 Average listener: 5.3 hours.
WHY OUR RADIO STATION IS SUITABLE FOR
KISS 100
 In our station we have sports, some hard
news and plenty of entertainment.
Entertainment
Hard
News Sports
WHY OUR RADIO STATION IS SUITABLE FOR
KISS 100 (LANGUAGE AND AUDIENCE)
 The language of our radio station is very
friendly but articulate in the essence that
the language is formal but has a hint of a
welcoming approach to the listeners.
 The audience of our radio station is similar
to that of Kiss 100; they have an age
range of 16-25 whilst our station is for 16-
18 year olds.
CARRYING AND COMPARING…
 Issues:
1. Many showbiz clips are carried the same way that
Trio FM broadcasted our clips, in a very light but
serious manner
 Interest:
1. Both stations have an interesting aura and present
their news stories in a thought provoking manner
 Ideologies:
1. The ideologies are both very parallel because both
stations broadcast similar stories
SIMILARITIES IN STRUCTURE
 Structure: the structure of our station and
that of Kiss FM, which consists of simple and
short news stories which are concise and to
the point
 Hosts: The hosts are very outgoing and have
a welcoming approach to the listeners
 Time duration: the time of each clip is
generally similar throughout, the clips are
diminutive
CAN OUR RADIO STATION OFFER SOMETHING
NEW?
 Local News (Proximity)
 Agony aunt segment
REFERENCES
 www.rajar.co.uk
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Demographic
 Location: East London/ Borough: Tower Hamlets
 Age: 16-20
 Gender: Male and female
 Class: Working class
Psychographic
 The two main groups within this section are the
Reformers and Explorers.
 The Reformers: They are aware of their surroundings
and do not favour materialistic goods. They do not
conform to the idea of a typical teenager.
 The Explorers: They search for knowledge, obtain
much energy and have different values to the norm.
SURVEY MONKEY!
Q5. How did you
address/ attract
your audience?
Hanna Chowdhury 12A1
MUSIC
• Trio FM used music to engage our audience. We had
upbeat, pop music which engaged the audience as young
people enjoy pop music and the atmosphere it promotes for
young people.
Stories
• Trio FM carefully selected specific stories which would attract and appeal to the
target audience, which are young people. We used the story of the “ One Pound
Fish Man” because he was firstly filmed by young people and his humorous song
and catchy video grabbed the attention of the youth. In addition, many of his fans
are teenagers as he introduced a funny and new song which appealed to the
youth, especially those who are fans of music.
• The Trio FM story on Rylan also appealed to young people who are avid followers
of the famous British talent show, “The X Factor”. The usual contestants on this
talent show are ballad singers and the songs and performances are not always as
attention-grabbing, fun and new as Rylan Clarke, who immediately became the
ultimate fun factor of the show. Many young people conversed and tweeted about
his eccentric ways and thoroughly enjoyed his time on the show whilst loving the
attention he received from all the young people. Our third story is about the
Olympic stadium which held the young peoples attention for a long period of time
as the games were hosted in the very city which also hosts Trio FM: London.
• Our last story was about job opportunities available to young people which
appealed to our audience because many 16-20 year olds are searching for jobs
and the interview with an experienced work related coordinator reassures the
youth because there are definite job and volunteering opportunities available to
young people.
Vox Pop
• As the Olympics occurred in East London, many
people, especially our target audience visited the stadium and
watched, even PARTICIPATED in the games. Our Olympic
stadium newscast and vox pop on what should be done with the
stadium which served its purpose so well. Our vox pop engaged
young people/ listeners because it is a local news story and
involves the young residents of East London. Our fourth story
appealed to young people as it was about anti government cuts
which will effect all young peoples futures. The outside broadcast
enabled young people to engage with the news story because it
enabled them to experience how serious the demonstration
against the government cuts is as well as allowing them to feel
the distress of the people and particularly the young people who
would be effected.
The Hosts
• The use of hosts that are within the age range of the target
audience engages the use of hosts that are within the age
range of the target audience. The young people are
engaged to the sound of the voices of the hosts because
they are very welcoming and bubbly which encourages
more people to listen to them as they can engage with their
peer groups and are able to understand what the hosts are
saying from a young persons point of view.
Audio
• We added a variety of audio inserts in our radio station:
short clips (One Pound Fish Man), an interview (With A.
Coke about job opportunities) and an outside broadcast
(Anti- cuts demonstration). Adding these various clips
meant that the audience would not only hear the voices of
the hosts, but also the atmosphere elsewhere. In
addition, we not only hear the voices of news presenters
but atmosphere also changes and it is interesting and
holds the attention of the listeners.
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Q6) WHAT HAVE YOU
LEARNT ABOUT
TECHNOLOGY?
Hanna-Mariam Chowdhury 12A1
HOW HAVE YOU WORKED WITH TECHNOLOGY?
 I have worked with technology by using a Dictaphone as
well as a recording studio (for my preliminary task). The
Dictaphone was a simple yet helpful component in our
work. For instance we used a Dictaphone in order to
record our interviews and vox pops.
 The recording studio enabled us to record our
preliminary tasks and we also recorded using a
microphone
 Technology holds a significant part of our lives and
communication to everyone in the outside world is done
through the use of technology. It has rapidly improved
lives. Without technology, we would not be aware of the
outside world as radio and televised news help us
understand current affairs and world issues.
CONVERGENCE
Convergence: This is the view that technology has improved so far, to the
extent where technological media such as music, newspapers and radio
can be converged into a single item of technology for instance, a mobile
phone. The iPhone is a good example for convergence. This is because it
has music, social networking, instant emailing/ messaging, news, radio and
many more qualities within one simple piece of technology.
WHAT HAVE I DISCOVERED WHILE WORKING WITH
TECHNOLOGY (ADVANTAGES)…
 I have discovered that technology holds a
significant part of a person’s life, especially
those living in the West, where technology is
usually taken for granted and casually
immersed in an individual’s daily lifestyle.
 As technology has grown throughout the
years, it has now become a cultured part of
our daily activities and has immensely
improved our lives.
 Technology is simple to use, quick and
efficient.
 We can contact whoever, be it an
emergency or simply a friendly chat to
someone you do not see on a daily basis.
WHAT I HAVE DISCOVERED WHILE WORKING WITH
TECHNOLOGY (DISADVANTAGES)…
 As technology controls society, it also indoctrinates many
members, particularly impressionable young people (the
desire to own the latest technological devices).
 Technology, although has improved and advanced life, places
humans / individuals in delicate yet controlled frame of minds.
 It seems that technology is rather unhealthy for humans in
general, although it has enhanced our lifestyles, it has also
reduced individuals to mere forms of existence which rely on
technological devices to bring us happiness.
 Individuals tend to become obsessed with technology and this
is unhealthy for the human mind and body.
IN CONCLUSION- MY VIEW ON
TECHNOLOGY…
 Yes, technology has enhanced our
living styles and personal, social
lives but has defumigated effects on
human consciousness and
interaction with their surroundings
for some users of technology.
HOW FAR HAS TECHNOLOGY REALLY
COME?
 Technology has drastically improved through the years,
for instance, computers have gone from chunky to
slender in a matter of years.
 Software has also developed a lot for instance, Microsoft
Word has improved drastically and modern, sophisticated
formats and layouts have replaced the software
performance and appearance.
 Moreover, technology has improved live in the essence
that equipment in hospitals have been considerably
enhanced.
 Technology has been modified to suit our personal lives.
WHAT DOES THE FUTURE HOLD FOR
TECHNOLOGY?
 The future for technology, in my opinion, is rather
exciting as we can already see the large changes
which have taken place and occurred throughout the
invention of the first technological machines and
products.
 One very interesting piece of technology which has
changed society tremendously is the mobile phone. It
began as a large block phone (with an Ariel) and has
transformed into appealing, slender and modern
phone, such as the iPhone or Samsung Galaxy Ace.
 Technology may also create a more sustainable
future. This is because technology may enrich our
lives further in the future and help us through any
challenges we face through our lives.
DAB RADIO
 DAB Radio: This form of radio is
becoming the new and latest version of
radio and digital radio. Digital Audio
Broadcasting has improved reception
therefore is pleasant for listeners.
 Used in several countries, particularly
in European countries.
 Quick and easy tuning and there is no
requirement of looking for a good
signal.
MY WORK WITH AUDACITY…
 I worked with Audacity to create
and finish my preliminary task.
 We recorded the preliminary
task in the recording studio.
Sonia and Shima were the
hosts of the radio station and I
was the guest.
 In our clip we included the topic
of the latest Apple product: the
iPhone 5. In this extract I aired
my view about the iPhone.
 The clip was edited using
Audacity, where we were able
to cut the length of our clip, we
were able to minimise and
maximise sound where it suited
the clip.
Q7. COMMENT ON THE PROGRESSION YOU HAVE
MADE IN YOUR LEARNING FROM THE PRELIMINARY
STAGE TO THE FULL AND FINAL PRODUCT
Hanna-Mariam Chowdhury 12A1
WHAT I HAVE LEARNT…
• I have learnt that a viewer of a show or a listener of a radio
station can call in a report anything that has offended them
so OFCOM can check if any of its regulations have been
violated.
OFCOM
• I have learnt that journalists have ethical rules to follow and
the news generally has many standards e.g. telling the
truth.
News Values
and Standards
• I have learnt many beneficial skills such as communication,
patience and organization.
Gained
Confidence
• Planning has helped me become more organized because
I was required to organize and fulfill my role in the group to
ensure everything went well.
Planning

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  • 1. Critical Evaluation Hanna- Mariam Chowdhury Candidate Number: 7609 Centre: 10508
  • 4. Conventions: Used and Challenged Used Conventions!!! CHALLENGED!!! Sound Codes for instance, music, silence and sound effects were used in our clip Trio FM used an Agony Aunt . We modernized our theme tune which challenges usual conventions of theme tunes- which are usually classical jingles. Headlines Two hosts were used whilst presenting the newscasts, which is the same as the radio station, Capital FM and especially the Capital event of the Jingle Bell Ball. Interactivity We challenged news casts by adding an Agony Aunt which enables the listeners to interact with the radio station. Sports, Political and Entertainment News. Many radio stations do not broadcast their topics within the beginning of the newscast but Trio FM challenges this. There was played which related to each topic- for instance when the story of the Olympic stadium was broadcasted, heroic and ambitious music was played to accompany the story of the Olympics. Lead story broadcasted first Own theme music was broadcasted during the intervals between the newscasts.
  • 6. Regional identity : • The regional identity of the interviewee was from London, but from an educated background Social class : • Educated working class male Age : • Middle Aged Archetype : • Subverts to what a typical working class worker would do as he fought for his rights and is a socialist. He is a strong, independent and socially/ politically aware man.
  • 7. Regional Identity Social Class Age Archetype • The interviewee appeared to be from an urban area of England which is inhabited by many middle class. • Middle Class • Middle Aged • Archetype as she does not conform to the stereotype of a middle aged ethnic woman. She is an articulate and successful woman who speaks using received pronunciation which is how only a small percentage of ethnic women communicate.
  • 8.  The representations of the various interviewees in the Vox Pop:  Regional Identity: Most people who we interviewed were from East London.  Social Class: Working class people were interviewed and asked about their thoughts on the Olympic stadium.  Age: The people we interviewed were young adults, aged 18-20.  Archetypes.- The people who were interviewed subverted the stereotypes associated with young people, which are rude, violent and aggressive. The people who were interviewed were articulate, respectful and expressive.
  • 9. One Pound Fish Man- Muhammad Nazir. Regional Identity: British Pakistani living in Ilford, Newham. He had an evident Pakistani accent. Social Class: Working class. Age: 40 + Archetype: Subverts the stereotype of middle aged south Asian/ ethnic men because he is well known for his signature song, One Pound Fish which went on to become a hit. His personality is bubbly and eccentric and he is represented as successful and creative.
  • 10. Q3. WHAT KIND OF MEDIA INSTITUTION MIGHT DISTRIBUTE YOUR PRODUCT? WHY? Hanna-Mariam Chowdhury 12A1
  • 11. WHAT IS THE IDEAL RADIO STATION?  The ideal station which would be the most apposite
  • 12. KISS FM 100  The location of the London studio is: London, East Anglia, Seven Estuary.  Frequency: FM, DAB, Sky and Freeview  News: Sports news, showbiz and strange news.  This station usually broadcasts music much more than news.  Average listener: 5.3 hours.
  • 13. WHY OUR RADIO STATION IS SUITABLE FOR KISS 100  In our station we have sports, some hard news and plenty of entertainment. Entertainment Hard News Sports
  • 14. WHY OUR RADIO STATION IS SUITABLE FOR KISS 100 (LANGUAGE AND AUDIENCE)  The language of our radio station is very friendly but articulate in the essence that the language is formal but has a hint of a welcoming approach to the listeners.  The audience of our radio station is similar to that of Kiss 100; they have an age range of 16-25 whilst our station is for 16- 18 year olds.
  • 15. CARRYING AND COMPARING…  Issues: 1. Many showbiz clips are carried the same way that Trio FM broadcasted our clips, in a very light but serious manner  Interest: 1. Both stations have an interesting aura and present their news stories in a thought provoking manner  Ideologies: 1. The ideologies are both very parallel because both stations broadcast similar stories
  • 16. SIMILARITIES IN STRUCTURE  Structure: the structure of our station and that of Kiss FM, which consists of simple and short news stories which are concise and to the point  Hosts: The hosts are very outgoing and have a welcoming approach to the listeners  Time duration: the time of each clip is generally similar throughout, the clips are diminutive
  • 17. CAN OUR RADIO STATION OFFER SOMETHING NEW?  Local News (Proximity)  Agony aunt segment
  • 20. Demographic  Location: East London/ Borough: Tower Hamlets  Age: 16-20  Gender: Male and female  Class: Working class
  • 21. Psychographic  The two main groups within this section are the Reformers and Explorers.  The Reformers: They are aware of their surroundings and do not favour materialistic goods. They do not conform to the idea of a typical teenager.  The Explorers: They search for knowledge, obtain much energy and have different values to the norm.
  • 23. Q5. How did you address/ attract your audience? Hanna Chowdhury 12A1
  • 24. MUSIC • Trio FM used music to engage our audience. We had upbeat, pop music which engaged the audience as young people enjoy pop music and the atmosphere it promotes for young people.
  • 25. Stories • Trio FM carefully selected specific stories which would attract and appeal to the target audience, which are young people. We used the story of the “ One Pound Fish Man” because he was firstly filmed by young people and his humorous song and catchy video grabbed the attention of the youth. In addition, many of his fans are teenagers as he introduced a funny and new song which appealed to the youth, especially those who are fans of music. • The Trio FM story on Rylan also appealed to young people who are avid followers of the famous British talent show, “The X Factor”. The usual contestants on this talent show are ballad singers and the songs and performances are not always as attention-grabbing, fun and new as Rylan Clarke, who immediately became the ultimate fun factor of the show. Many young people conversed and tweeted about his eccentric ways and thoroughly enjoyed his time on the show whilst loving the attention he received from all the young people. Our third story is about the Olympic stadium which held the young peoples attention for a long period of time as the games were hosted in the very city which also hosts Trio FM: London. • Our last story was about job opportunities available to young people which appealed to our audience because many 16-20 year olds are searching for jobs and the interview with an experienced work related coordinator reassures the youth because there are definite job and volunteering opportunities available to young people.
  • 26. Vox Pop • As the Olympics occurred in East London, many people, especially our target audience visited the stadium and watched, even PARTICIPATED in the games. Our Olympic stadium newscast and vox pop on what should be done with the stadium which served its purpose so well. Our vox pop engaged young people/ listeners because it is a local news story and involves the young residents of East London. Our fourth story appealed to young people as it was about anti government cuts which will effect all young peoples futures. The outside broadcast enabled young people to engage with the news story because it enabled them to experience how serious the demonstration against the government cuts is as well as allowing them to feel the distress of the people and particularly the young people who would be effected.
  • 27. The Hosts • The use of hosts that are within the age range of the target audience engages the use of hosts that are within the age range of the target audience. The young people are engaged to the sound of the voices of the hosts because they are very welcoming and bubbly which encourages more people to listen to them as they can engage with their peer groups and are able to understand what the hosts are saying from a young persons point of view.
  • 28. Audio • We added a variety of audio inserts in our radio station: short clips (One Pound Fish Man), an interview (With A. Coke about job opportunities) and an outside broadcast (Anti- cuts demonstration). Adding these various clips meant that the audience would not only hear the voices of the hosts, but also the atmosphere elsewhere. In addition, we not only hear the voices of news presenters but atmosphere also changes and it is interesting and holds the attention of the listeners.
  • 31. Q6) WHAT HAVE YOU LEARNT ABOUT TECHNOLOGY? Hanna-Mariam Chowdhury 12A1
  • 32. HOW HAVE YOU WORKED WITH TECHNOLOGY?  I have worked with technology by using a Dictaphone as well as a recording studio (for my preliminary task). The Dictaphone was a simple yet helpful component in our work. For instance we used a Dictaphone in order to record our interviews and vox pops.  The recording studio enabled us to record our preliminary tasks and we also recorded using a microphone  Technology holds a significant part of our lives and communication to everyone in the outside world is done through the use of technology. It has rapidly improved lives. Without technology, we would not be aware of the outside world as radio and televised news help us understand current affairs and world issues.
  • 33. CONVERGENCE Convergence: This is the view that technology has improved so far, to the extent where technological media such as music, newspapers and radio can be converged into a single item of technology for instance, a mobile phone. The iPhone is a good example for convergence. This is because it has music, social networking, instant emailing/ messaging, news, radio and many more qualities within one simple piece of technology.
  • 34. WHAT HAVE I DISCOVERED WHILE WORKING WITH TECHNOLOGY (ADVANTAGES)…  I have discovered that technology holds a significant part of a person’s life, especially those living in the West, where technology is usually taken for granted and casually immersed in an individual’s daily lifestyle.  As technology has grown throughout the years, it has now become a cultured part of our daily activities and has immensely improved our lives.  Technology is simple to use, quick and efficient.  We can contact whoever, be it an emergency or simply a friendly chat to someone you do not see on a daily basis.
  • 35. WHAT I HAVE DISCOVERED WHILE WORKING WITH TECHNOLOGY (DISADVANTAGES)…  As technology controls society, it also indoctrinates many members, particularly impressionable young people (the desire to own the latest technological devices).  Technology, although has improved and advanced life, places humans / individuals in delicate yet controlled frame of minds.  It seems that technology is rather unhealthy for humans in general, although it has enhanced our lifestyles, it has also reduced individuals to mere forms of existence which rely on technological devices to bring us happiness.  Individuals tend to become obsessed with technology and this is unhealthy for the human mind and body.
  • 36. IN CONCLUSION- MY VIEW ON TECHNOLOGY…  Yes, technology has enhanced our living styles and personal, social lives but has defumigated effects on human consciousness and interaction with their surroundings for some users of technology.
  • 37. HOW FAR HAS TECHNOLOGY REALLY COME?  Technology has drastically improved through the years, for instance, computers have gone from chunky to slender in a matter of years.  Software has also developed a lot for instance, Microsoft Word has improved drastically and modern, sophisticated formats and layouts have replaced the software performance and appearance.  Moreover, technology has improved live in the essence that equipment in hospitals have been considerably enhanced.  Technology has been modified to suit our personal lives.
  • 38. WHAT DOES THE FUTURE HOLD FOR TECHNOLOGY?  The future for technology, in my opinion, is rather exciting as we can already see the large changes which have taken place and occurred throughout the invention of the first technological machines and products.  One very interesting piece of technology which has changed society tremendously is the mobile phone. It began as a large block phone (with an Ariel) and has transformed into appealing, slender and modern phone, such as the iPhone or Samsung Galaxy Ace.  Technology may also create a more sustainable future. This is because technology may enrich our lives further in the future and help us through any challenges we face through our lives.
  • 39. DAB RADIO  DAB Radio: This form of radio is becoming the new and latest version of radio and digital radio. Digital Audio Broadcasting has improved reception therefore is pleasant for listeners.  Used in several countries, particularly in European countries.  Quick and easy tuning and there is no requirement of looking for a good signal.
  • 40. MY WORK WITH AUDACITY…  I worked with Audacity to create and finish my preliminary task.  We recorded the preliminary task in the recording studio. Sonia and Shima were the hosts of the radio station and I was the guest.  In our clip we included the topic of the latest Apple product: the iPhone 5. In this extract I aired my view about the iPhone.  The clip was edited using Audacity, where we were able to cut the length of our clip, we were able to minimise and maximise sound where it suited the clip.
  • 41. Q7. COMMENT ON THE PROGRESSION YOU HAVE MADE IN YOUR LEARNING FROM THE PRELIMINARY STAGE TO THE FULL AND FINAL PRODUCT Hanna-Mariam Chowdhury 12A1
  • 42. WHAT I HAVE LEARNT… • I have learnt that a viewer of a show or a listener of a radio station can call in a report anything that has offended them so OFCOM can check if any of its regulations have been violated. OFCOM • I have learnt that journalists have ethical rules to follow and the news generally has many standards e.g. telling the truth. News Values and Standards • I have learnt many beneficial skills such as communication, patience and organization. Gained Confidence • Planning has helped me become more organized because I was required to organize and fulfill my role in the group to ensure everything went well. Planning

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