gcse l4 yr10 and xc

7/29/2019 GCSE L4 Yr10 and XC

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Quiz What is the topic for the first controlled

assessment?

What percentage of your GCSE does the exam

represent?

For your final controlled assessment will youmake a movie trailer - yes or no?

Why is it important that you all use the blogs?

What must you do before the next mediaclass?


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The key conceptsof Media Studies


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LO To develop an essential understanding of the key

concepts of media studies

All will be able to list the concepts using the

acronym MIGRAIN

Most should be able to apply the termsdenotation and connotation and know thedifference

Some may be able to determine howconnotations are created and comment on therepresentation


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MIGRAIN M is for Media Language

I is for Institutions

G is for Genre

R is for Representation

A is for Audience I is for Ideology

N is for Narrative


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Vocabulary

Represent

Narrative

Audience

Genre Ideology


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Starter Look at this image

How should webegin to talk about it?

What things shouldwe notice?

What words shouldbe use?

Discuss on yourtables - 2 mins


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Try this one


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Media Language

What do you see?

Describe


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Media Language

Denotation - whatis denoted, what is

shown. A

description of what

we see or hear.


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Denotation

Other useful vocabulary

Shot sizes: close-up, long shot, mediumshot,

Lighting: low key, high key, back-lit

Mise en scene: costume, make-up, pose

Mode of address: to camera or not


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Task Paste the image into your books and

annotate around the image what is

denoted.

a couple holding each otherclose on a bench facing the

pond


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Connotation

Connotation: this is the meaningcreated by the denotation, what the

audience might infer or deduce,

what is symbolised.


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Annotate

Continue your annotation using the

image but this time add connotations.

The embraceconnotes romance


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Practice


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Representation

Who or what is represented in the

image?

How are they shown?

Is the representation accurate, fair,

stereotypical, unusual, positive,negative?


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Representation


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MIGRAIN M is for Media Language

I is for Institutions

G is for Genre

R is for Representation

A is for Audience I is for Ideology

N is for Narrative


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Practical

you have 5 minutes in your groups to

take 3-5 images to REPRESENT

bullying

think about the choices you make and

be prepared to present them

you will need to use MEDIA

LANGUAGE


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Presentation


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HW

Choose an image and embed onto your

blog

Write the denotation and connotation of

the image including the representation.

250 words maximum

you may use bullet points


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Quiz

What does the R stand for?

What does the M stand for?

What does the G stand for?

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