Marking Criteria for Evaluation
Each candidate will evaluate and reflect on the creative process and their experience of it. Candidates will evaluate their work electronically (i.e. audio commentary). The FOUR questions that must be addressed in the evaluation are:
· In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
· How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts?
· What have you learned from your audience feedback?
· How did you use new media technologies in the construction and research, planning and evaluation stages?
Monday, 30 November 2009
Friday, 6 November 2009
Teaser Trailer Rough Cut Test Screening
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF TEST SCREENINGS AND FOCUS GROUPS?
FEEDBACK
In professionally-conducted test screenings and focus groups, audience members from the desired demographic(s) are recruited. They know nothing about the film and therefore have no preconceptions ... in short, you get feedback from your target audience.
MAXIMIZE UPSIDE
When your film connects with its target audience,you have the confidence that the film “works” and can be successfully distributed.
MINIMIZE DOWNSIDE
If, for some reason, your film doesn’t connect with its target audience, you will learn what needs to be changed.
Conduct a test screening of your rough cut and post the results on your blog by 13th November
FEEDBACK
In professionally-conducted test screenings and focus groups, audience members from the desired demographic(s) are recruited. They know nothing about the film and therefore have no preconceptions ... in short, you get feedback from your target audience.
MAXIMIZE UPSIDE
When your film connects with its target audience,you have the confidence that the film “works” and can be successfully distributed.
MINIMIZE DOWNSIDE
If, for some reason, your film doesn’t connect with its target audience, you will learn what needs to be changed.
Conduct a test screening of your rough cut and post the results on your blog by 13th November
Tuesday, 3 November 2009
Thursday, 22 October 2009
Audience Research
Get some of your friends to look at your animatic/ plans and feed back their views on it using the comment box
You could make this more sophisticated by giving them guidance as to the areas you want them to look at particularly
*target audience (you could pre-select- only female horror fans for instance)
*how the text positions its audience
You could make this more sophisticated by giving them guidance as to the areas you want them to look at particularly
*target audience (you could pre-select- only female horror fans for instance)
*how the text positions its audience
Tuesday, 20 October 2009
Blogging -planning
Blog – Planning your film
Now that you have uploaded research into similar texts you need to provide the following documentation about how you intend to make your own text.
o Synopsis
o Animatic
o Costume/ Props design – mood boards
o Photos of possible locations- annotated
o Risk assessment
o Shooting schedule
o Call sheet
Now that you have uploaded research into similar texts you need to provide the following documentation about how you intend to make your own text.
o Synopsis
o Animatic
o Costume/ Props design – mood boards
o Photos of possible locations- annotated
o Risk assessment
o Shooting schedule
o Call sheet
Friday, 2 October 2009
Thursday, 1 October 2009
Outline differences between AS and A2 production
Summary of similarities and differences between this work and the AS practical-
your writing will be done in stages uploaded to the blog; you will produce stages of the video: animatic, rough cut, final version; the writing will be longer and more sophisticated ;the standard expected of the video is much higher than AS;
you will be marked for every stage in the process.
In addition Section A of the G325 Critical Perspectives exam asks you to reflect upon your coursework in Section A. There are two compulsory questions:
Question 1a requires you to describe and evaluate your skills development over the course of the production work
Question 1b requires you to select one production and evaluate it in relation to a media concept. The list of concepts to which questions will relate is as follows:
Genre
Narrative
Representation
Audience
Media language
In the examination, questions will be set using one of these concepts only.
your writing will be done in stages uploaded to the blog; you will produce stages of the video: animatic, rough cut, final version; the writing will be longer and more sophisticated ;the standard expected of the video is much higher than AS;
you will be marked for every stage in the process.
In addition Section A of the G325 Critical Perspectives exam asks you to reflect upon your coursework in Section A. There are two compulsory questions:
Question 1a requires you to describe and evaluate your skills development over the course of the production work
Question 1b requires you to select one production and evaluate it in relation to a media concept. The list of concepts to which questions will relate is as follows:
Genre
Narrative
Representation
Audience
Media language
In the examination, questions will be set using one of these concepts only.
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