Showing posts with label A2. Show all posts
Showing posts with label A2. Show all posts

Tuesday, 6 July 2010

Mr Nicolle's A2 Induction Lesson - Trailers

Today's lesson and Tasks

Resources
Trailers booklet (below)
Trailer hyperlinks (below)
Analysis Grids (printed and in room)

Objectives
Read the booklet below up to page 5 making sure you complete the questions on page 3.
Analyse TWO trailers using the grid on page 5.

Outcomes
Understand the requirements and options regarding A2 coursework.
Two completed analysis grids on trailers
An understanding on the construction and appeal of trailers.

Starter

For your A2 Coursework you will produce:


 a media portfolio, comprising a main and two ancillary texts

 a Blog presentation of your Research and Planning

 an electronic Evaluation

MAIN TASK:

A promotion package for a new film, to include:

• a teaser trailer

PLUS two of the following three options:

• a website homepage for the film;

• a film magazine front cover, featuring the film;

• a poster for the film.

Activty One
 
Read through the booklet below and complete the questions on page 3. Email your responses to m.nicolle@lc.leics.sch.uk
G352 Trailers Induction

 
Activity Two
 
Use the printed trailer grids to complete your analysis of any TWO of the following trailers
 
The Air-bender

Twilight:
500 days of summer:
Saw V:
Precious:
Street dance:
Bridget Jones’ Diary:

 You will need to bring these with you to your next lesson with Mr Nicolle.

Sunday, 27 June 2010

A2 Music Video Theory Blog

At A2 you will be studying Music Videos in preparation for your coursework. I have set up a brief blog which covers the basics of theory which you'll need for both your coursework and exam. This means that a potential 75% of you A2 grades are available for learning and applying these theories.

The link for this blog is HERE

Those of you in my class should be familiar with Steve Neale's belief that 'genres' are instances of repetition and change, essentially that is what we'll be examining at A2. To get you thinking watch the clip below by Australian comedy trio 'Axis of Awesome', you should recognise 90% of the 'same' songs.