Class & status from MrsCmedia
Tuesday, 15 December 2015
Wednesday, 9 December 2015
12W Doc Martin essays
Ensure your essay is scanned in (you can do this at school) and uploaded onto your blog, via Scrib'd. This needs to be done BEFORE Tuesday's lesson please.
Tuesday, 8 December 2015
Doc Martin clip (regional identity)
• Discuss the ways in which the extract
constructs the representation of regional identity using the
following:
-Camera shots, angles, movement and composition
-Editing
-Sound =Mise en scene
50 marks:
EAA: Explanation, analysis, argument-20 marks
EG: Use of example-20 marks
T: Terminology-10 marks
EG: Use of example-20 marks
T: Terminology-10 marks
Tuesday, 1 December 2015
Tues STARTING ACTIVITY
Apologies for my absence today due to illness.
Have a look at others' blogs and ensure you have notes on how age is represented in the various age categories:
7-12 Sophie, Jacob, Jasmine, Connor
13-19 Tafi, Emily, Adam
20 -29 Marakesh, Sahil, Hannah G
30-50 Jess, Max, Hannah D
50-60 Libby, Jay, Kieran
60+ Paige, Alfie
Have a look at others' blogs and ensure you have notes on how age is represented in the various age categories:
7-12 Sophie, Jacob, Jasmine, Connor
13-19 Tafi, Emily, Adam
20 -29 Marakesh, Sahil, Hannah G
30-50 Jess, Max, Hannah D
50-60 Libby, Jay, Kieran
60+ Paige, Alfie
Monday, 30 November 2015
Tuesday 1st December
CLASS AND STATUS
1. Complete the two class quizzes - what class are you? Do you agree with the results? - why/why not? Were the results the same on both quizzes? - what does this suggest about class?
http://www.buzzfeed.com/tomphillips/what-class-are-you-really#.lbBl5444B
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-22000973
2. Do some research into how class is measured or categorised. What is your response to your findings - what are the problems with the labels used? Do you think class can be measured/categorised?
3. How is class represented through mise en scene in TV dramas? - try to refer to at least 2 TV dramas, using images and clips if possible.
ENSURE THIS WORK IS COMPLETED FOR HOMEWORK
Tuesday, 24 November 2015
Representation of Age
- Use the ppt to add to your notes.
- Complete your age research task
- Write up a response to the 'Last Tango in Halifax' clip
All due Tuesday 1st December
Monday, 23 November 2015
Representation of age
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iaN4gCmRoLo (start - 4:30)
•Discuss the ways in which the extract
constructs the representation of age using the following:
•Camera shots, angles, movement and composition
•Editing
•Sound
•Mise en
scene
•50 marks
EAA: Explanation, analysis, argument-20 marks
EG: Use of example-20 marks
T: Terminology-10 marks
EAA: Explanation, analysis, argument-20 marks
EG: Use of example-20 marks
T: Terminology-10 marks
Sexuality task
Find examples of at least 3 different representations of sexuality – ensure
you have 1 from
a British tv drama
& 1
from an American tv
drama
Preferably FinD a clip for each; you should at least have screenshots. be as specific as you can about how the representation of sexuality is created and try to use media terminology where possible. the following points might help you:
Preferably FinD a clip for each; you should at least have screenshots. be as specific as you can about how the representation of sexuality is created and try to use media terminology where possible. the following points might help you:
•Can I identify what the sexualities
of the characters are?
•Are people of different sexualities
shown as having different interests, personalities, attitudes, behaviours? If so, how?
•Is their sexuality represented as
being important in their life?
•Are particular sexualities
represented as being normal / powerful / better? If so, how?
•Are particular sexualities
represented as being abnormal? If so,
how?
•What is the message the clip is
trying to portray about sexuality?
•Don’t forget that “straight” is a
sexuality too. Don’t ignore the straight
characters as they need to be analysed too!
Tuesday, 17 November 2015
Please ensure your work is up to date on your blog
- Representation images – deconstruction
- Who are you?
- Examples of shots – embed glossary, own examples, embed OCR video guides
- Embed media glossaries
- Embed ppts (go through and add to notes/check understanding): intro, editing, narrative, gender x2, disability, ethnicity, sexuality
- Embed your representation presentation
- Ensure you have completed the gender summary task
- Embed your annotated Luther essay
- Embed or hand in your half term hwk – analysis of a ‘new to you’ TV drama
- Embed your (improved) Donna from Eastenders write up
- Ensure you have your Casualty notes – embed clip?
- Ensure your Ethnicity research/examples are on your blog
Monday, 16 November 2015
London Spy - episode 1
http://bbc.in/1HDyyvt
How is the representation of sexuality constructed in this clip?
Comment on camera work, editing, mise en scene and sound
How is the representation of sexuality constructed in this clip?
Comment on camera work, editing, mise en scene and sound
Monday, 9 November 2015
Monday 9th November
Apologies it's from 'Casualty' again, but this episode illustrates some key ideas about the representation of ethnicity. 1:51 - 11:18 in particular
Monday, 2 November 2015
Tuesday, 27 October 2015
How is disability represented in the Eastenders clips?
Not a very good copy of the EastEnders episode - it is better on iplayer
02.58 the morning after
05.50 in public
12.05 with Nancy
22.10 mate or date
02.58 the morning after
05.50 in public
12.05 with Nancy
22.10 mate or date
Monday, 26 October 2015
Monday, 12 October 2015
Revising editing
Download the powerpoint so that you can access the clips
http://www.slideshare.net/MrsCmedia/editing-key-terms-53069935
1. Choose your own extract from a TV Drama or film and identify the edits used and their specific effects
2. Over the holiday, watch a TV drama you have never seen before.
Make notes on the key areas of representation you can identify and suggest HOW these representations are created (Camera Work, Editing, Mise en scene, Sound). Use specific examples (including screenshots if possible) to support your comments.
http://www.slideshare.net/MrsCmedia/editing-key-terms-53069935
1. Choose your own extract from a TV Drama or film and identify the edits used and their specific effects
2. Over the holiday, watch a TV drama you have never seen before.
Make notes on the key areas of representation you can identify and suggest HOW these representations are created (Camera Work, Editing, Mise en scene, Sound). Use specific examples (including screenshots if possible) to support your comments.
Wednesday, 7 October 2015
Gender and narrative
Look again at the narrative ppt and then deconstruct the Luther clip, using appropriate media terminology. Remember to submit your essay by Tuesday's lesson.
A little bit of narrative theory from MrsCmedia
HWK: Read through the gender ppt and add any additional information to your notes
Monday, 5 October 2015
Tuesday 6th October
Look at the lesson's powerpoint again
1) summarise the male gaze
2) summarise the female gaze
3) Do you agree with these theories? Explain your answer using examples from at least 2 TV dramas (try to use still images or clips to support your views) You can also refer to the Inbetweeners trailer in your response.
1) summarise the male gaze
2) summarise the female gaze
3) Do you agree with these theories? Explain your answer using examples from at least 2 TV dramas (try to use still images or clips to support your views) You can also refer to the Inbetweeners trailer in your response.
Gender gaze from MrsCmedia
Sunday, 4 October 2015
SUMMARISE MONDAY'S LESSON
POST THE FOLLOWING ON YOUR BLOG:
1) a definition of Gender
2) a list of types of masculinity
3) a list of types of femininity
4) deconstruct the 2 TV drama shots: how is gender represented?
1) a definition of Gender
2) a list of types of masculinity
3) a list of types of femininity
4) deconstruct the 2 TV drama shots: how is gender represented?
Wednesday, 23 September 2015
Tuesday, 22 September 2015
Sunday, 20 September 2015
Monday 21st Sep
FOR TUESDAY'S LESSON: Go back through your ‘Downton’ Trailer notes/responses and ensure you have at least 3 detailed and specific paragraphs which analyse how the use of Camera work, Sound and Mise en scene contribute to the representation of class and status. Please hand in a paper version of this work as well as embedding it in your blog
Saturday, 12 September 2015
For 21st Sep
1) Embed the OCR guides into your own blog
2) Using the guides and the 'useful glossary' to help you, find your own example for each camera shot, angle and movement and explain the probable effect/s on the viewer. (It would be preferable to use examples from TV Drama - http://www.tubechop.com/ may be useful to you)
2) Using the guides and the 'useful glossary' to help you, find your own example for each camera shot, angle and movement and explain the probable effect/s on the viewer. (It would be preferable to use examples from TV Drama - http://www.tubechop.com/ may be useful to you)
12W Tuesday 15th Sep
Identify and analyse the areas of representation in the clip from 'Waterloo Road'
Ensure that you refer to specific camera shots, angles and movements to support your comments.
Ensure that you refer to specific camera shots, angles and movements to support your comments.
Thursday, 10 September 2015
My 5x5
5 TV Dramas
Bates Motel - weird characters but compelling viewingGotham - an interesting back story to Batman. Each episode never seems long enough though!
Hannibal - loved the first two series but finding the third less enthralling
Ordinary Lies - was surprised to see that Jason Manford could act!
Casualty - a very guilty pleasure! I watched it when it first started, then had a 15 year break and nothing's changed much!
5 TV Presenters
Claudia Winkelman - wish I had her energyKeith Lemmon - used to hate him but love him on 'Celebrity Juice'
Philip Schofield - grew up with him presenting children's TV and he's still going strong!
Sue Barker - fab handling of the boys on 'A Question of Sport'
Jeremy Paxman - rude, arrogant and pushy, but gets answers
Films I supposedly saw at the cinema (I fell asleep)
Casino - my first nap timeMatrix Reloaded - complete waste of an evening if I hadn't have caught up some sleep
Gangs of New York - slept most of this so nothing to report
The Dark Knight - can't really justify this one!
Harry Potter and The Goblet of Fire - have actually fallen asleep at the same part each time I watched this!
Music memories
The Zutons' 'Valerie' - at a gig before Winehouse nicked it!Guillemots - amazing gig, love their 'Red' album
Maximo Park
Duffy - love her voice
Counting Crows - 'August & Everything After' is my most-played album
5 Strictly Come Dancing Stars
ArtemAlijaz
Karen Hardy
Flavia
Vincent
Tuesday, 8 September 2015
Who are you?
•Use
http://www.uktribes.com/ to find
the group or groups (there can be crossover) that you think you belong to. Why
do you belong to this group(s)?
•What
media figures (actors, musicians, sportspeople, celebrities) do you consider
similar to you? In
what way are they similar to you/ are you similar to them?
•Do
you consciously 'model' (copy modes of dress, style yourself, act like)
yourself on any of these media figures? Why is that?
•Construct
a representation of yourself using the above information. Add images of the
type of clothes, accessories and gadgets you prefer. Add images and
descriptions from UK Tribes to further illustrate your self representation.
Create this in Word for now and embed in your blog at a later date
Monday, 7 September 2015
Lesson 2 Exploring representations
A) Select 3 of the still shots from yesterday's lesson
- consider the possible readings
B) Find your own still shot from a TV drama
- identify the areas of representation
- consider how the meaning has been created (the producers' choices)
- deconstruct, identifying possible readings
Create in Word or Ppt so that your work can be uploaded to your blog at a later date.
Ensure you also have definitions for today's key terms.
Sunday, 6 September 2015
Wednesday, 2 September 2015
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