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Gosford Hill: Sample of Exam Question for Section B
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Learning through interactive participation in a supportive environment.'. Tuesday, 28 April 2009. Sample of Exam Question for Section B. Section B: Institutions and Audiences. Answer the question below, making detailed reference to examples from your case study material to support points made in your answer. Discuss the issues raised by an institution’s need to target specific audiences within a media industry which you have studied. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Alex Boyle AS Media. Sam - As Media.
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Gosford Hill: More Audience Theory
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Learning through interactive participation in a supportive environment.'. Wednesday, 21 April 2010. Critical Perspectives: Key Media Concept: Audience. The concept includes a consideration of how audiences read texts and how they. Interact with them. Media audiences can be defined in terms of location,. Consumption, size and subjectivity. 8226; Location – the domestic consumption of media output raises questions about. Audience of a particular genre, medium or text. Fans can be defined as. Hypodermic Nee...
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Gosford Hill: Audience and Institutions
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Learning through interactive participation in a supportive environment.'. Sunday, 19 April 2009. Some of you have emailed me with queries about institutions and audiences. You are studying institutions with either Miss Beer or Miss Clinch at the moment so you should be able to decide the sort of production and distribution company you would use for your film. Below is a huge document about audience which you would have received a few months ago. I would say that you need to mention the following:. The me...
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Jennifer Sampson AS: December 2009
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Monday, 7 December 2009. We are now working on getting our actual coursework started and finished. We are discussing our vox pop and where we are going to interview some of the public. We think we will go to Oxford and ask members of the public their opinions on some stuff - what is it we will be asking has not been confirmed yet! Tuesday, 1 December 2009. We have finally finished our preliminary! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). What do you think of this media blog? Alex Boyle AS Media. Jack Chambers AS Media.
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Jennifer Sampson AS: October 2009
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Thursday, 1 October 2009. We have been discussing our preliminary radio task with Mrs Hammond and how we will present it. We have made timelines in our groups explaining what we will include in our 20 minutes of fame on the Gosford Hill Radio! Last lesson my group (famously known as the SJDJ Radio Show! Went over to the library and used the media computers to compose our 'jingle' for the introduction of our radio - went very well and many laughs included, need to try and upload it but not sure how!
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Jennifer Sampson AS: September 2009
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Wednesday, 16 September 2009. 1864 Scottish physicist James Clerk-Maxwell develops theory of electromagnetic waves. 1888 Maxwell’s theory given practical confirmation in the laboratory by German physicist Heinrich Hertz. 1895 Guglielmo Marconi, an Italian electrical engineer, invents the first practical radiosignalling system. 1901 Marconi transmits the first transatlantic wireless signal from Cornwall, England, to Newfoundland, Canada. 1922 Daily broadcasts start from London station 2LO. 1956 First tran...
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Gosford Hill: Shot types
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Learning through interactive participation in a supportive environment.'. Thursday, 29 January 2009. Click here for shot types. Miss Jones, SENCo, Gosford Hill School. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Alex Boyle AS Media. How Media Consumers May Analyse My Work. Paige Letticia McCann AS Media. Jack Chambers AS Media. EVALUATION, VIDEO (COURSEWORK). David Bockett AS media. Sam - As Media. Ruhul Islam As media. Lee Sherlock As Media. Miss Jones, SENCo, Gosford Hill School.
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Gosford Hill: Evaluation Questions
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Learning through interactive participation in a supportive environment.'. Wednesday, 3 February 2010. In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products? 8226; How does your media product represent particular social groups? 8226; What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why? 8226; Who would be the audience for your media product? 8226; How did you attract/address your audience? Miss Jones, SENCo, Gosford Hill School.
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Gosford Hill: Sound Presentations
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Learning through interactive participation in a supportive environment.'. Friday, 28 November 2008. Any questions, just ask. I expect everyone to be prepared on Tuesday. Have a good weekend! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Alex Boyle AS Media. How Media Consumers May Analyse My Work. Paige Letticia McCann AS Media. Jack Chambers AS Media. EVALUATION, VIDEO (COURSEWORK). Ruhul Islam As media. David Bockett AS media. Sam - As Media. Lee Sherlock As Media. Miss Jones, SENCo, Gosford Hill School.
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Gosford Hill: History of the growth of British cinemas (useful for mass audience)
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Learning through interactive participation in a supportive environment.'. Thursday, 12 March 2009. History of the growth of British cinemas (useful for mass audience). By the end of the 1930s, three national cinema chains had emerged to dominate British film exhibition. Gaumont entered the decade with a larger number of properties than ABC (including the PCT circuit) and had less need to expand. Nevertheless, it constructed 51 new cinemas, including many opulent Gaumont Palaces. It had 303 cinema...These...
