AS FOUNDATION COURSEWORK
- case study (2)
- Introductory Projects (3)
- mock exam (1)
- Part A: Textual Analysis (22)
- Part B: Institutions and Audiences (7)
- Textual Analysis Clips (18)
PROJECT 3
PROJECT 3: DUE: MONDAY 27TH SEPT/MONDAY 30TH
SEPT
Imagine Miss Street is the new executive for
programming for ITV.
Put together a pitch
for a new pilot episode for a TV Drama to appear on Tuesday evenings 9pm-10pm
on ITV.
THINGS TO CONSIDER
·
Who are you aiming
your TV Drama at?
·
SETTING
·
NARRATIVE – What would
happen in the first episode?
·
CHARACTER
PROFILES – outline specific details for at least two characters
·
REMEMBER A PITCH
SHOULD SELL YOUR IDEA
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PROJECT 2: ANALYSE OPENING SEQUENCE
PROJECT 2: DUE: MONDAY 23RD SEPT/TUESDAY 24TH
SEPT
Analyse the following opening sequence taken from the
TV Drama: MY SO CALLED LIFE.
What are your expectations of the programme based on
your denotations?
You can find the link via the Media hub (from the JCA
website) – AS EXAM SUPPORT – TEXTUAL ANALYSIS SUPPORT BLOG
OR go directly to the youtube clip:
THINGS TO CONSIDER
·
MISE EN SCENE –
lighting, setting, costume, make up, props
·
SOUND
·
EDITING
·
CAMERA – Shots,
angles, framing, movements
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PROJECT 1
PROJECT 1: DUE: FRIDAY 13TH SEPT/MONDAY 16TH
SEPT
Create a storyboard of 9 images (minimum) that conveys
the following scenario:
A girl/boy leaves college and begins to walk home.
He/she feels like she is being followed.
He/she begins to feel scared.
He/she begins to run.
He/she hides behind a car (or another place of your
choice)
You are
expected to create the 9 images yourself. You can use your mobile or a camera.
We are
particularly looking for your ability to frame a shot!
THINGS TO CONSIDER WHEN TAKING A SHOT
·
Body Language
·
Camera angle
·
Background – what
do you want or not want?
·
Lighting
·
Colour
·
Location
·
Props and
clothing
TOOLS TO HELP YOU CREATE YOUR STORYBOARD
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