Self and Peer Assessment Checklist.

Using the checklists provided and tick off the things that you have completed and cross the things you haven't.

Do this for your own work and your partner's work.

Comment on what has gone well (WWW) and what you need to do to improve (EBI)

Ensure you have included all of the following:

• Audience profile
• Audience profile moodboard
• Poster analysis
• Examples of movie posters from the action/adventure genre
• Images from your photo shoot
• Film synopsis (a basic outline of the film's plot)
• Mock up of poster (the hand drawn version)
• Draft poster (your work in progress that I will comment on and you can improve)
• Final poster
• Draft teaser poster
• Final teaser poster

Movie Poster Research and Analysis by Megan Jinks 10W

Research and analysis of action movie posters by Megan Jinks 3

10W-A Checklist (Work To Do 2nd-12th June)

Ensure you have completed all of the following:

• Audience profile
• Audience profile moodboard
• Poster analysis
• Examples of movie posters from the action/adventure genre
• Images from your photo shoot
• Film synopsis (a basic outline of the film's plot)
• Mock up of poster (the hand drawn version)
• Draft poster (your work in progress that I will comment on and you can improve)
• Final poster
• Draft teaser poster
• Final teaser poster

10Z Media - sound and editing analysis

To enable you to complete your essay to a high standard you should analyse the two clips below with the focus on sound and editing. This will ensure you have used the correct terminology and help some of you achieve an A*.

Apply the following terms (definitions can be found in the moving image glossary post below):

Editing

• Continuity editing
• non-continuity editing
• shot reverse shot
• cross cutting
• fast paced editing
• CGI

Sound

• diegetic sound
• non-diegetic sound
• synchronous sound

Moving Image Glossary

The Amazing Spiderman (10Z Media)

The Amazing Spiderman Representation Task

Preferred, Oppositional and Negotiated Readings

All media texts can be "read" three ways. These are called preferred, oppositional and negotiated..

A preferred reading is the meaning or message the director wants you to have. What the director wants you to see in a film.

An oppositional reading is the opposite meaning or the message the audience/ individual might take. Disagreeing with the film's messages and values.

The negotiated reading is a combination of the two (preferred and oppositional). Blending your own reading of a film with an understanding of what the director wants to say.

Make notes on four typical characters:

• Nerd
• Jock
• Girl
• Goth

Pay attention to these four important areas:

• Clothing
• Camera angle
• Actions
• Sound