Yr10 mock exam DIRT

                                     DIRT                                                                                          20/6/19

L/O: to review and reflect on the Yr10 exam and set personal targets


      1. who regulates....?

• Film(including Trailers) - BBFC
• TV & Radio - OFCOM
• Advertising - ASA
• Magazines & Newspapers - IPSO & IMPRESS
• Video Games - VIDEO STANDARDS COUNCIL

      2.  Media Language means (music videos) - 

• Camerawork
• Editing
• Mise-en-scene
• Narrative style
• Sound

- Videos may use contrasting settings and associated lighting- locations or studio or in performance, urban or rural, exotic or everyday, doc match the style of music and there musicians image.

- Use correct TERMINOLOGY

   3.  HOW, WHY AND EXAMPLES

           How...

• Availability - how the programme is broadcasted 
• Styles/genres played - seek to specialise in a genres (BBC Radio 1 Live lounge use acoustic genre)
• Eras of programming - producers of radio programmes may target an older demographic ( BBC Radio 2 play music from 1960 to now)
• Brand Image - use advertising and marketing to develop a brand image to suit their target audience: e.g. local radio programmes participating in community events

          WHY...

• Targeting sn otherwise unserved niche audience in order order to complete in the market
• Targeting a mass audience to sell advertisers
• Targeting a well-defined niche audience to sell to advertisers          

          Radio 1 Live Lounge...

• Uses young presenters to engage their target audience, use Clara Amfo, as the presenter, this combined with mid-morning slots helps target younger audiences
• To illustrate a commitment to live music, will engage audiences concerned with authenticity in their musicians

     4.  Analyse representations of musicians in the extract from MOJO Magazine. Use correct TERMINOLOGY.

• Language use such as 'Arise! Ray Davies' and use of the term 'legends'
• the restrained use of colour on the front cover
• the selection of white male musicians as front cover images stereotypes of rock musicians 

     

     5.  Media language (magazines) - is the same as music videos apart from sound

Similarities- 

• both features a range of musicians on the front cover
• both use language to try to crete an inclusive mode of address, addressing an audience of music fans
• both use a range of san-serif fonts

Target - In need to revise next time. Need to look over my terminology and i need to remember to read the question properly and not miss out any bullet points.