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The document provides an overview of the CIE AS Level exam for Media Studies. It consists of two sections - a 30 minute viewing and analysis of a TV drama clip, followed by a 45 minute essay on how meaning is created in the clip. The second section involves a 45 minute essay answering one of two questions on the Cinema Industry. The document outlines the marking scheme and criteria for both sections, including levels of achievement and grade boundaries.
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![CIE AS Exam overview 1
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2 HOUR EXAM (2hrs 30mins with 25% extra time)
30 mins viewing of TV Drama clip (4-5 mins seen 4 times; viewing 1 no notes
allowed)
45 minutes (1 hour with extra time) essay on how meaning is created in the clip
(analyse camera, editing, sound, mise-en-scene,representation, issues)
45 minutes essay (1 hour with extra time) on Cinema Industry [Institutions and
Audience].Choice of 2 questions,answer ONE.
GENERAL MARKSCHEME
TV DRAMA MEDIA LANGUAGE
These are the basics. On top of this you have semiotics,narrative concepts,relevant
industry terms etc](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/ascieexamoverview-160417132540/85/AS-CIE-exam-overview-1-320.jpg)
![CIE AS Exam overview 2
TV DRAMA MARKS BREAKDOWN
Mark out of: 10 20 Grade (approx.) Grade boundaries
LEVEL 0/1 MINIMAL U 0-1 0-3 U (19%; 15%) U 0-39%
LEVEL 2 LIMITED U 2-3 4-7 U (20-39% 20-35%) E 40-49
Level 3 SATISFACTORY E/D 4-5 8-11 E-D (40-59%, 40-55) D 50-59
LEVEL 4 COMPETENT C/B 6-7 12-15 C (60-79%, 60-75) C 60-69
B 70-79
LEVEL 5 EXCELLENT A 8-10 16-20 A (80-100%) A 80-100
EXPLANATION, ANALYSIS, ARGUMENT [EAA]:](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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