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Doc codes and conventions
This document discusses the use of conventions in documentaries. It analyzes how the documentary being discussed employed standard documentary conventions such as using expert interviews, graphics to convey information rather than just statistics, and an on-screen presenter. It also notes how some conventions were followed, such as using vox pops and statistics with text and voiceover. While most conventions were employed without being challenged, the documentary did develop the convention of using graphics to provide information other than just statistics. Overall, the document concludes that conventions were mostly followed as it made the documentary more engaging and effective without needing to challenge expectations.
Codes and conventions evaluation
This document discusses the conventions followed in the design of a double page magazine spread. It features a main headline at the top to grab attention, along with images, bylines and branding consistent with the magazine's style. While only two main images are used rather than multiple like most spreads, the images interact in a way that can be viewed as one image, still conforming to conventions. Additional elements like pull quotes, standfirsts and page numbers also match the magazine's typical layout. Sticking to conventions helps the spread feel authentic and part of the established publication.
Alchohol doc idea pp
The documentary would take an investigative approach to explore the impacts of alcohol in society and raise awareness of options for help. It would use a fly-on-the-wall style to give a complete understanding of drinking habits. An observational mode would be used to capture reality while following subjects. Codes and conventions would include background music, titles, and potentially expert interviews or recreations. A non-linear narrative spanning different areas would be difficult to follow chronologically. The intended target audience is 16-25 year olds to educate them before harmful behaviors set in.
Alchohol doc idea pp
The documentary proposes investigating the impacts of alcohol in society through a fly-on-the-wall style. It would use observation to understand people's drinking habits and raise awareness of help options. Interviews with doctors and experts could provide information on health effects. A non-linear narrative would cover different opinions through a multi-strand approach, representing alcohol as the villain impacting lives. The target audience would be 16-25 year olds to educate them before bad habits form.
Radio script
A father expresses frustration with constantly having new phones and laptops introduced that he struggles to use. His daughter tries to reassure him that the new tech is not difficult to use and offers to borrow his record player and vinyls for her friends to show how cool vintage technology remains. She also asks if she can borrow her mother's old polaroid camera, which have become trendy again. The radio script then promotes an upcoming BBC documentary called "Generation Gap" that will examine why technology is evolving so rapidly and whether people are choosing to use older tech like record players and polaroids despite new options being available.
Radio history
Radio 2 was launched in 1967 to provide a lighter alternative to Radio 1, playing laid-back pop, rock, folk, and jazz. In the early years, notable presenters included Roy Moore, Terry Wogan, David Hamilton, and John Dunn. By the late 1960s, the previous Light Programme had become outdated, so Radio 2 was developed to appeal to older audiences with a wider variety of "light" music genres. Terry Wogan hosted Radio 2's breakfast show from 1972 to 1984 and 1993 to 2009, building a large audience. The station also featured daily dramas and sports coverage to broaden its appeal during this time.
Dps construction
Magda Rak describes the steps taken to design a double page spread for a magazine, including adding a background color and page numbers, inserting the title and byline using the text tool and changing fonts and colors, importing the article text and images and wrapping text around the images, and adding branding elements consistent with magazine conventions like pull quotes, dotted lines, and additional text to fill whitespace.
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This document discusses the use of conventions in documentaries. It analyzes how the documentary being discussed employed standard documentary conventions such as using expert interviews, graphics to convey information rather than just statistics, and an on-screen presenter. It also notes how some conventions were followed, such as using vox pops and statistics with text and voiceover. While most conventions were employed without being challenged, the documentary did develop the convention of using graphics to provide information other than just statistics. Overall, the document concludes that conventions were mostly followed as it made the documentary more engaging and effective without needing to challenge expectations.
Codes and conventions evaluation
This document discusses the conventions followed in the design of a double page magazine spread. It features a main headline at the top to grab attention, along with images, bylines and branding consistent with the magazine's style. While only two main images are used rather than multiple like most spreads, the images interact in a way that can be viewed as one image, still conforming to conventions. Additional elements like pull quotes, standfirsts and page numbers also match the magazine's typical layout. Sticking to conventions helps the spread feel authentic and part of the established publication.
Alchohol doc idea pp
The documentary would take an investigative approach to explore the impacts of alcohol in society and raise awareness of options for help. It would use a fly-on-the-wall style to give a complete understanding of drinking habits. An observational mode would be used to capture reality while following subjects. Codes and conventions would include background music, titles, and potentially expert interviews or recreations. A non-linear narrative spanning different areas would be difficult to follow chronologically. The intended target audience is 16-25 year olds to educate them before harmful behaviors set in.
Alchohol doc idea pp
The documentary proposes investigating the impacts of alcohol in society through a fly-on-the-wall style. It would use observation to understand people's drinking habits and raise awareness of help options. Interviews with doctors and experts could provide information on health effects. A non-linear narrative would cover different opinions through a multi-strand approach, representing alcohol as the villain impacting lives. The target audience would be 16-25 year olds to educate them before bad habits form.
Radio script
A father expresses frustration with constantly having new phones and laptops introduced that he struggles to use. His daughter tries to reassure him that the new tech is not difficult to use and offers to borrow his record player and vinyls for her friends to show how cool vintage technology remains. She also asks if she can borrow her mother's old polaroid camera, which have become trendy again. The radio script then promotes an upcoming BBC documentary called "Generation Gap" that will examine why technology is evolving so rapidly and whether people are choosing to use older tech like record players and polaroids despite new options being available.
Radio history
Radio 2 was launched in 1967 to provide a lighter alternative to Radio 1, playing laid-back pop, rock, folk, and jazz. In the early years, notable presenters included Roy Moore, Terry Wogan, David Hamilton, and John Dunn. By the late 1960s, the previous Light Programme had become outdated, so Radio 2 was developed to appeal to older audiences with a wider variety of "light" music genres. Terry Wogan hosted Radio 2's breakfast show from 1972 to 1984 and 1993 to 2009, building a large audience. The station also featured daily dramas and sports coverage to broaden its appeal during this time.
Dps construction
Magda Rak describes the steps taken to design a double page spread for a magazine, including adding a background color and page numbers, inserting the title and byline using the text tool and changing fonts and colors, importing the article text and images and wrapping text around the images, and adding branding elements consistent with magazine conventions like pull quotes, dotted lines, and additional text to fill whitespace.
Generation Gap article final
A documentary titled "Generation Gap" explores the differences in how older and younger generations use technology. It follows a group of students from Solihull Sixth Form College as they investigate perceptions around this issue. The documentary interviews both teenagers and adults to get different perspectives on topics like teenage obsession with technology and adult disillusionment. It also features statistics that surprise both the filmmakers and viewers. Media expert Nick Waring provides insights that help audiences understand some of the root causes around the technology gap between generations. The documentary uses a variety of techniques like animation and graphics to explore this topic in an entertaining way.
Expert questions
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Socially smoking
This document outlines a proposed documentary about socially smoking. It would take an expository approach to educate viewers on the dangers of smoking and discourage young people from taking it up. Experts like doctors could provide information, while filming would occur at smoking spots and include interviews with smokers about how they started. The goal is to prevent smoking through a straightforward narrative that presents the negative consequences and ways to avoid smoking.
Narrative therory.
The document discusses several narrative theories proposed by thinkers such as Todorov, Propp, Levi-Strauss, Barthes, Field, and Kubrick. Todorov suggested narratives follow an equilibrium-disruption-resolution structure. Propp identified character roles and narrative functions. Levi-Strauss saw narratives as relying on binary oppositions. Barthes identified codes that control information for audiences. Field outlined a three-act structure. Kubrick saw films constructed from six to eight fundamental story sequences. The document concludes by stating the documentary will likely use binary oppositions to show technological differences between age groups.
Codes and conventions [gg
The document discusses various codes and conventions used in documentaries such as interviews, locations, evidence, reconstructions, archived footage, vox pops, background footage, and music. It explains how these techniques will be employed in a student documentary project to make the documentary seem well-informed, reliable, interesting, and entertaining for viewers while effectively communicating information and arguments.
Mediation
This document discusses mediation, gatekeeping, and representation in documentaries. It notes that documentaries manipulate viewers through selective editing, music, and other techniques. As gatekeepers, documentary makers must filter hours of footage down to a short runtime, including only the most relevant material. For their documentary on technology use across generations, the authors plan to edit interviews quickly, dress experts professionally, and present both youth and older adults in a balanced way to avoid biased portrayals or stereotypes. While selective editing amounts to manipulating viewers, it is a necessary part of documentary filmmaking to keep the audience engaged and convey information objectively.
Mediation
This document discusses mediation, gatekeeping, and representation in documentaries. It explains that mediation involves manipulating footage and editing to make the audience feel certain emotions. Gatekeeping refers to filtering information for the audience by only including some footage and sources. When making their documentary, the producers will edit interviews to be fast-paced, only include relevant footage, and depict experts professionally to gain audience trust. They acknowledge this mediation could provide a biased view but feel it is necessary to remain objective.
Script
This document is a transcript from a presentation discussing the generation gap in technology usage. The presenter introduces the topic of whether older generations are being left behind by rapidly changing technology or if they are adapting to new devices. Statistics are provided showing that while younger people overwhelmingly own cell phones, ownership only drops slightly among older age groups. Experts in media and computing from different generations are interviewed about how technology has changed over their careers and lives. After a break, the presenter will discuss why some younger people are returning to older technologies.
Vox pops questions
This document outlines the questions that will be asked in a documentary about a potential technology age gap. The opening question "Do you think there’s a technology age gap?" aims to get perspectives on the topic to guide further questions. Subsequent questions ask whether older generations are adapting to technology, the differences in how generations use technology, and the specific technologies each group uses. The purpose is to represent both younger and older viewpoints equally, though editing may emphasize more extreme differences for entertainment. By focusing on differences, the questions risk portraying the groups as binary opposites rather than showing commonalities.
Codes and Conventions Radio
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G radio trails analysis_sheet
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Radio times as a branded product
BBC1 is the most popular channel owned by the BBC and commands 21% of monthly TV watch time, making it an excellent option to air the documentary. As the BBC owns both BBC1 and Radio Times, they can advertise the documentary across both platforms at low cost through horizontal integration. Advertising the documentary in Radio Times would promote BBC1 and vice versa, creating a self-sustaining promotional loop between the two BBC-owned media platforms.
Radio 2 as a branded product
BBC Radio 2 is the most popular UK radio station and is owned by the BBC along with BBC1 and Radio Times. It exists as part of a vertically integrated system with these other BBC brands. Any notable products featured on BBC1 will be advertised across BBC Radio 2, BBC1, and Radio Times to create strong synergy. For example, a user may hear about a TV show on Radio 2 and then see ads for it on TV and online. Radio 2 also advertises other BBC brands through features like interviews with actors appearing on TV shows.
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The document discusses various codes and conventions used in documentaries such as interviews, locations, evidence, reconstructions, archived footage, vox pops, background footage, and music. It explains how these techniques will be employed in a student documentary project to make the documentary seem well-informed, reliable, interesting, and entertaining for viewers while effectively communicating information and arguments.
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This document discusses mediation, gatekeeping, and representation in documentaries. It notes that documentaries manipulate viewers through selective editing, music, and other techniques. As gatekeepers, documentary makers must filter hours of footage down to a short runtime, including only the most relevant material. For their documentary on technology use across generations, the authors plan to edit interviews quickly, dress experts professionally, and present both youth and older adults in a balanced way to avoid biased portrayals or stereotypes. While selective editing amounts to manipulating viewers, it is a necessary part of documentary filmmaking to keep the audience engaged and convey information objectively.
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This document discusses mediation, gatekeeping, and representation in documentaries. It explains that mediation involves manipulating footage and editing to make the audience feel certain emotions. Gatekeeping refers to filtering information for the audience by only including some footage and sources. When making their documentary, the producers will edit interviews to be fast-paced, only include relevant footage, and depict experts professionally to gain audience trust. They acknowledge this mediation could provide a biased view but feel it is necessary to remain objective.
Script
This document is a transcript from a presentation discussing the generation gap in technology usage. The presenter introduces the topic of whether older generations are being left behind by rapidly changing technology or if they are adapting to new devices. Statistics are provided showing that while younger people overwhelmingly own cell phones, ownership only drops slightly among older age groups. Experts in media and computing from different generations are interviewed about how technology has changed over their careers and lives. After a break, the presenter will discuss why some younger people are returning to older technologies.
Vox pops questions
This document outlines the questions that will be asked in a documentary about a potential technology age gap. The opening question "Do you think there’s a technology age gap?" aims to get perspectives on the topic to guide further questions. Subsequent questions ask whether older generations are adapting to technology, the differences in how generations use technology, and the specific technologies each group uses. The purpose is to represent both younger and older viewpoints equally, though editing may emphasize more extreme differences for entertainment. By focusing on differences, the questions risk portraying the groups as binary opposites rather than showing commonalities.
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Radio 2 as a branded product
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