MIGRAIN Index

-

  1. Introduction To Media
  2. Media Consumption Audit
  3. Semiotics
  4. Reading An Image
  5. Reception Theory
  6. Genre Factsheet Questions
  7. Narrative Factsheet Questions

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Paper 1 Learner response

-
 1)  Q1. Add further detail to the answers using more media terminology to describe the poster. E.g. talk about how the decision to omit the eyes as a way to focus on the mouth (A singers way to express themselves) which is both meaningful and unconventional. Suggest why the title was partially obscured using media theories as a basis  The presentation of the artist (Makeup lipstick etc) and the gendered readings of this. Q2. Provide a balanced arguement when answering the question. Not enough detail on one side. Letter to the free relates to social issues within American society even the title itself makes people question whether they are truly "free" Letter to the free also makes use of its message through its colour palate being mostly black and white throughout the video Q3. Requires further detail and knowledge on the narrative theories (Todorrov, Levi-strauss etc) Q4. Paragraphs need further depth and planning to it. Timing became a problem. Discuss Butlers ideas of...
Read more

OSP- Teen Vogue Industry and social media

-
Industry: Condé Nast 1) Conde Nast owns GQ, The new Yorker, Vanity Fair, Wired and Architectural digest etc. Conde Nast makes an annual revenue of 1.1 Billion. 2) Teen Vogues main source of income is through advertising space online which is targeted using the persons browser history. They also monetise their customers data and loyalty whilst encouraging readers to register online for updates. Lastly they also gain revenue from Youtube videos. 3) Traditionally print based magazines like Teen Vogue are diversifying they're brand through... 4) Sponsored and advertorial content are vitally important for the fashion industry as in order to incentive's people to buy they're products they need to advertise and sponsor people to grow the awareness of they're products. 5) I believe that Teen Vogue is simply focused on making a profit and surviving in the industry. They use culture wars as a way elevate they're platform and attempt to support several different communities th...
Read more

OSP Assessment: Learner response

-
+ 1) WWW: Successful response to Q1, understanding the theory.                                                                         EBI: Both answers need more detail and development specific example from the CSP in particular. 2) Three aspects from Q1 that I could have added are. Preferred-Linking Google Homes advert as a vision of an ideal family life. Mise-en-scene supports this with coloured pencils and a child's picture in the background. Oppositional-Google home shouldnt be seen as a natural part of someones home. Some audiences will reject this if they're concerned about they're data and privacy. Negotiated- The speaker has its usefulness despite the concerns in how it uses our data. 3) Three potential points for Q2 are: Clay Shirky End Of Audience- Audiences have a wide and diverse range of ide...
Read more