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This document summarizes the details of a Media Studies A2 course consisting of two units worth 50% each. Unit 1 involves creating a promotion package for a film including a teaser trailer, magazine cover, and poster. Students will use software like Final Cut Pro, Photoshop, and Illustrator. Unit 2 is an exam testing theoretical understanding of skills development, media concepts, and contemporary online media issues through two essay sections.
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A2 media course details
This document provides details on the two units for the A2 Media Studies course: a coursework unit and an exam unit, each worth 50% of the final grade.
The coursework unit involves creating promotional materials, including a teaser trailer, film magazine cover, and poster, for a fictional film. Students will use software like Final Cut Express, Photoshop and Illustrator. They must also submit planning/research documentation and a reflective evaluation.
The exam unit consists of two sections: one focuses on evaluating students' skills and one production from their AS and A2 work in relation to concepts like genre and representation; the other addresses the set topic of media in the online age, requiring understanding across industries,
A2 media course details
This document outlines the details of the Media Studies A2 course, which consists of two units worth 50% each: 1) an Advanced Portfolio coursework unit and 2) a Critical Perspectives exam unit.
The coursework unit involves creating a promotion package - including a teaser trailer, film magazine cover, and poster - to advertise a fictional film. Students will use software like Final Cut Express, Photoshop and Illustrator. They must also submit planning/research documentation and a reflective evaluation.
The exam unit has two sections - the first involves writing about and evaluating the student's coursework portfolio, and the second addresses contemporary media issues focusing on media in the online age. Students must demonstrate understanding across multiple
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This document summarizes the course requirements for A2 Media Studies, which consists of two units worth 50% each:
1) G324 Advanced Portfolio in Media coursework including a promotional music video package with a video, album digipak, and magazine ad.
2) G325 Critical Perspectives exam with a section evaluating skills development and a media production, and a section on contemporary media regulation.
The music video package for G324 must promote a brand identity and have related ancillary texts within 3-5 minutes. G325 requires writing about skills and evaluating a past production, as well as discussing arguments for and effectiveness of media regulation.
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The document outlines the requirements for two units that make up 50% each of a final grade. Unit 1 involves creating a promotion package, planning materials, and evaluation for a film or music project using design software. Unit 2 is an exam testing theoretical evaluation of media production and contemporary media issues. Both units require demonstrating a clear relationship and brand identity across all created materials.
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This document outlines the details and requirements of a Media Studies A2 course consisting of two units. Unit 1 involves completing an advanced media portfolio including a music video and promotional materials, as well as planning documentation and evaluation. Unit 2 is an exam testing knowledge of coursework production and critical analysis of contemporary media issues such as regulation. The exam is divided into two sections - the first addresses theoretical evaluation of skills and a selected production, the second explores topics around modern media regulation.
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This document outlines the structure and requirements for an exam on critical perspectives in media. The exam consists of two sections worth 100 marks total. Section A (50 marks) involves evaluating students' own production work, including describing skills development and analyzing one production using a theoretical concept. Section B (50 marks) requires answering one question on a contemporary media issue. Students are provided lists of production practices and concepts that may be referenced in exam questions. A lesson plan at the end outlines the exam preparation schedule.
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This document provides information for two Advanced Media courses: G324 Advanced Portfolio in Media and G325 Critical Perspectives in Media. For G324, students will produce a media portfolio including a film promotion package. The portfolio will be graded on planning, construction, and evaluation. For G325, students will complete a two-hour exam assessing their understanding of media concepts and evaluation of their own work, and will study the contemporary issue of media regulation. Deadlines and grading schemes are provided.
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This document provides details about the A2 Media Studies course consisting of two units: G324 Advanced Portfolio in Media coursework and G325 Critical Perspectives exam.
The coursework unit involves creating a music video no longer than 3 minutes as the main task. Two ancillary tasks are also required - a digipak for the album release and a magazine advertisement. Planning, research, and evaluation are assessed separately.
The exam unit has two sections - the first evaluates skills development and one past production work, the second addresses contemporary media regulation topics.
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A2 media course details
This document provides details on the two units for the A2 Media Studies course: a coursework unit and an exam unit, each worth 50% of the final grade.
The coursework unit involves creating promotional materials, including a teaser trailer, film magazine cover, and poster, for a fictional film. Students will use software like Final Cut Express, Photoshop and Illustrator. They must also submit planning/research documentation and a reflective evaluation.
The exam unit consists of two sections: one focuses on evaluating students' skills and one production from their AS and A2 work in relation to concepts like genre and representation; the other addresses the set topic of media in the online age, requiring understanding across industries,
A2 media course details
This document outlines the details of the Media Studies A2 course, which consists of two units worth 50% each: 1) an Advanced Portfolio coursework unit and 2) a Critical Perspectives exam unit.
The coursework unit involves creating a promotion package - including a teaser trailer, film magazine cover, and poster - to advertise a fictional film. Students will use software like Final Cut Express, Photoshop and Illustrator. They must also submit planning/research documentation and a reflective evaluation.
The exam unit has two sections - the first involves writing about and evaluating the student's coursework portfolio, and the second addresses contemporary media issues focusing on media in the online age. Students must demonstrate understanding across multiple
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This document summarizes the course requirements for A2 Media Studies, which consists of two units worth 50% each:
1) G324 Advanced Portfolio in Media coursework including a promotional music video package with a video, album digipak, and magazine ad.
2) G325 Critical Perspectives exam with a section evaluating skills development and a media production, and a section on contemporary media regulation.
The music video package for G324 must promote a brand identity and have related ancillary texts within 3-5 minutes. G325 requires writing about skills and evaluating a past production, as well as discussing arguments for and effectiveness of media regulation.
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This document outlines the details and requirements of a Media Studies A2 course consisting of two units. Unit 1 involves completing an advanced media portfolio including a music video and promotional materials, as well as planning documentation and evaluation. Unit 2 is an exam testing knowledge of coursework production and critical analysis of contemporary media issues such as regulation. The exam is divided into two sections - the first addresses theoretical evaluation of skills and a selected production, the second explores topics around modern media regulation.
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This document provides details about the A2 Media Studies course consisting of two units: G324 Advanced Portfolio in Media coursework and G325 Critical Perspectives exam.
The coursework unit involves creating a music video no longer than 3 minutes as the main task. Two ancillary tasks are also required - a digipak for the album release and a magazine advertisement. Planning, research, and evaluation are assessed separately.
The exam unit has two sections - the first evaluates skills development and one past production work, the second addresses contemporary media regulation topics.
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2. G325 Critical Perspectives exam (50%)
The coursework unit involves creating a music video as the main task along with two ancillary tasks such as a magazine ad or album packaging. Students will use software like Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign. They will also submit planning documentation and evaluate their work.
The exam consists of two sections: the first involves writing about previous coursework projects, while the second addresses contemporary media issues like regulation with questions about practices, arguments, effectiveness and social impacts.
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Section A of the exam has two compulsory questions. Question 1a requires candidates to describe and evaluate their skills development over various portfolios in areas like digital technology, creativity, and post-production. Question 1b requires candidates to evaluate one of their productions in relation to media concepts like genre, narrative, or representation.
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This document summarizes an A2 media course consisting of two units:
1. G324 Advanced Portfolio in Media coursework (50%)
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The coursework unit involves creating a music video as the main task along with two ancillary tasks such as an advertisement or album. Students will use software like Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign. They will submit planning evidence and evaluate their work.
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Section A of the exam has two compulsory questions. Question 1a requires candidates to describe and evaluate their skills development over various portfolios in areas like digital technology, creativity, and post-production. Question 1b requires candidates to evaluate one of their productions in relation to media concepts like genre, narrative, or representation.
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This document summarizes the course requirements and exams for an A2 Media Studies course. The course consists of two components, each worth 50% of the final grade: 1) an advanced portfolio project involving the promotion of an album, and 2) a critical perspectives exam. The exam has two sections - the first asks students to evaluate their skills development and analyze a past production work, and the second addresses contemporary issues in media regulation.
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There are two units that make up 50% each of the final grade for A2: G324 Advanced Portfolio in Media coursework and G325 Critical Perspectives exam. For G324, students complete a promotional package including a music video up to 3 minutes and two ancillary tasks. For G325, the exam consists of a 2-hour paper assessing skills development and one production, as well as contemporary media issues. Both units provide grading criteria for work at a high Level 4 standard, focusing on technical skills, planning, creativity, and group contribution.
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The document provides details about the A2 Media Studies course from OCR, including the two units, coursework elements, exam elements, and grading criteria. The two units are an advanced portfolio consisting of a promotion package coursework, and a critical perspectives exam. The promotion package coursework involves creating a music video, poster, and album digipak to demonstrate brand identity. Students are graded on their research and planning, the quality of their final products, and a self-evaluation. The exam consists of a theoretical evaluation of one's work and questions on contemporary media issues and regulation.
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This document provides information about the coursework and exams for two advanced media studies courses: G324 Advanced Portfolio in Media and G325 Critical Perspectives in Media.
For G324, students will create a media portfolio including a main video production and additional ancillary texts. They will also present their research, planning, and evaluation. The coursework will be assessed based on planning, productions, and evaluation.
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