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Evaluation Question 1

How Did you USE,DEVELOP or CHALLENGE
  codes and conventions of real media products?
Soap conventions     1
Camera shots normally persist of-
•Close ups
•Establishing shots
•Two shot
•Medium Close up
•Realism
•Colour and lighting reflect the mood
•Drama
•Usually run all year round- never
ending
• Represent region e.g. Eastenders is in
London
•Realistic characters- so the audience
can relate to e.g. Little make up etc..
•Realistic story lines
Soap conventions                                                  1
                                storylines
  Soaps such as Coronation street and Eastenders Have a older target audience (older
  women, and working class) so the storylines will deal with issues with realistic
  situations to suite the viewer such as-

Divorce              Money                  Marriage                   Children
                     problems
Affairs in            Addiction               Death                    Sex
marriage
Cathartic storylines                                             1
              Storylines that viewers can relate to that happen in everyday life
These story lines are all realistic to people lives, especially people in the target audience
range ( around age 15-30). Both scripted reality and Soap use these type of story lines such
as- Family problems, Affairs, Pregnancy, breakups etc. Focusing on scripted reality, The
only way is Essex and made in Chelsea are very popular amongst younger people, older
people start to become intrigued in the shows are they become a nations talking point.
Scripted reality shows as usually aimed at girls rather than boys as the shows are more about
vanity wealth and gossip which is not stereotypically interesting for boys. These storylines
things that happen in many people lives everyday, however the storylines are dramatic, also
meaning that the audience becomes hooked as the shows are left on cliff hangers..
Storylines are sometimes add humor to make the show seem funnier which shows ‘the
scripted’ side to the reality.
1
       Scripted reality conventions
                  Storylines
 Love         Fights                  Fights
 affairs      physical/  Marriage     physical/
Broken        verbal                  verbal
friendships &     gossip  Group         Love
                          rivalries                 Cat
relationships                           triangles   fights
Scripted reality conventions                                                1
                              Characters
jewellery                 Short back and            wealth            Orange/fake tan
                          sides


            Big hair
Fake tan
    Fake boobs                                          Attractive
                              Expensive                                 Styled hair
                              clothing

   One of the main stereotypes of a Scripted reality character is the accent from
   where the show is located, one of the main features of most scripted reality
   shows include where about the show is set. The accent and status and class defies
   what kind of area the stars are from. For example in Made in Chelsea; the fact
   that it is set in Chelsea means that already the audience will understand that the
   stars will be from very rich families and will be wealthy.
Scripted Reality                                                  1
Media Product- Well Manc
     I chose to make a Scripted reality trailer. Yet as a group we
     decided to develop from the idea of just making a trailer
     and decided to produce a parody of scripted reality.

     From studying the type of language used in scripted reality
     we focused on ‘the only way is Essex’. In the show they
     use terms such as ‘reem’ and ‘well jell’ and as a
     group we wanted to link the title of the show with this slang
     to show the parody. Some of the ideas for the name of the
     show were-
     •Well jell
     •Mancunian way
     •Well reem
     •Well Manc
     After looking at all the names we decided to go with
     ‘Well Manc’ as is links with the TOWIE slang yet the
     trailer was shot in Manchester so we didn't want to link it
     too much with Essex hence the- ‘Manc’
Scripted Reality                                           1
 Making a parody
A parody is a humours imitation of a person, event, moving image
etc and doesn't take itself very seriously. So we chose to use a
parody to develop and challenge the conventions of scripted
reality focusing on- ‘the only way is Essex’ we did this by
exaggerating the conventions- storylines, costumes, characters etc
to create a more humours side to the trailer. In addition a parody
goes against the conventions. For example, we chose to shoot a
scene in MacDonald's contrasting with being in a classy expensive
bar where the stars would go to hang out. We did this to make it
look tacky and cheap to contrast to the glamour and wealth
convention
Scripted Reality                             1
The only way is Essex   Using conventions                Well Manc
                          When planning and
                          filming ‘well manc’
                          we looked at how the
                          stars position themselves
                          and made our shot types
                          very similar


                          Close ups are used all the
                          way throughout scripted
                          reality so we used close
                          ups throughout our
                          trailer aslwell




                            Our billboard is very
                            similar to The only way is
                            Essex's theme with the
                            theme of just having
                            pictures of each character
Scripted Reality                                     1
The only way is Essex                                                  Well Manc
                          Focusing on the characters we looked at
                          the only way is Essex style and challenged
                          it by exaggerating conventions. E.g. Too
                          much tan, humours and over the top
                          clothing.




                         Tan made to look too orange and bright
                         pink lipstick to represent the vanity




                        We made even the male characters look
                        orange to show the parody
Scripted Reality                                                   1
              Green screen & Dialogue




After researching 'the only way is Essex 'trailers we chose to use the green screen idea of all the
stars answering different questions on screen. We followed the convention of the stars
sounding unintelligent, as a stereotypical very on scripted reality stars is that they value glamour
over intelligence. So from looking at the dialogue we used similar traits. E.g. Both in well Manc
‘Rolex’ counts down and mess’s up implying he is stupid also the stars take there time with
answering the questions and saying ‘urrrrrrrrm’ also implying they cant think of anything.

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Evaluation question1

  • 1. Evaluation Question 1 How Did you USE,DEVELOP or CHALLENGE codes and conventions of real media products?
  • 2. Soap conventions 1 Camera shots normally persist of- •Close ups •Establishing shots •Two shot •Medium Close up •Realism •Colour and lighting reflect the mood •Drama •Usually run all year round- never ending • Represent region e.g. Eastenders is in London •Realistic characters- so the audience can relate to e.g. Little make up etc.. •Realistic story lines
  • 3. Soap conventions 1 storylines Soaps such as Coronation street and Eastenders Have a older target audience (older women, and working class) so the storylines will deal with issues with realistic situations to suite the viewer such as- Divorce Money Marriage Children problems Affairs in Addiction Death Sex marriage
  • 4. Cathartic storylines 1 Storylines that viewers can relate to that happen in everyday life These story lines are all realistic to people lives, especially people in the target audience range ( around age 15-30). Both scripted reality and Soap use these type of story lines such as- Family problems, Affairs, Pregnancy, breakups etc. Focusing on scripted reality, The only way is Essex and made in Chelsea are very popular amongst younger people, older people start to become intrigued in the shows are they become a nations talking point. Scripted reality shows as usually aimed at girls rather than boys as the shows are more about vanity wealth and gossip which is not stereotypically interesting for boys. These storylines things that happen in many people lives everyday, however the storylines are dramatic, also meaning that the audience becomes hooked as the shows are left on cliff hangers.. Storylines are sometimes add humor to make the show seem funnier which shows ‘the scripted’ side to the reality.
  • 5. 1 Scripted reality conventions Storylines Love Fights Fights affairs physical/ Marriage physical/ Broken verbal verbal friendships & gossip Group Love rivalries Cat relationships triangles fights
  • 6. Scripted reality conventions 1 Characters jewellery Short back and wealth Orange/fake tan sides Big hair Fake tan Fake boobs Attractive Expensive Styled hair clothing One of the main stereotypes of a Scripted reality character is the accent from where the show is located, one of the main features of most scripted reality shows include where about the show is set. The accent and status and class defies what kind of area the stars are from. For example in Made in Chelsea; the fact that it is set in Chelsea means that already the audience will understand that the stars will be from very rich families and will be wealthy.
  • 7. Scripted Reality 1 Media Product- Well Manc I chose to make a Scripted reality trailer. Yet as a group we decided to develop from the idea of just making a trailer and decided to produce a parody of scripted reality. From studying the type of language used in scripted reality we focused on ‘the only way is Essex’. In the show they use terms such as ‘reem’ and ‘well jell’ and as a group we wanted to link the title of the show with this slang to show the parody. Some of the ideas for the name of the show were- •Well jell •Mancunian way •Well reem •Well Manc After looking at all the names we decided to go with ‘Well Manc’ as is links with the TOWIE slang yet the trailer was shot in Manchester so we didn't want to link it too much with Essex hence the- ‘Manc’
  • 8. Scripted Reality 1 Making a parody A parody is a humours imitation of a person, event, moving image etc and doesn't take itself very seriously. So we chose to use a parody to develop and challenge the conventions of scripted reality focusing on- ‘the only way is Essex’ we did this by exaggerating the conventions- storylines, costumes, characters etc to create a more humours side to the trailer. In addition a parody goes against the conventions. For example, we chose to shoot a scene in MacDonald's contrasting with being in a classy expensive bar where the stars would go to hang out. We did this to make it look tacky and cheap to contrast to the glamour and wealth convention
  • 9. Scripted Reality 1 The only way is Essex Using conventions Well Manc When planning and filming ‘well manc’ we looked at how the stars position themselves and made our shot types very similar Close ups are used all the way throughout scripted reality so we used close ups throughout our trailer aslwell Our billboard is very similar to The only way is Essex's theme with the theme of just having pictures of each character
  • 10. Scripted Reality 1 The only way is Essex Well Manc Focusing on the characters we looked at the only way is Essex style and challenged it by exaggerating conventions. E.g. Too much tan, humours and over the top clothing. Tan made to look too orange and bright pink lipstick to represent the vanity We made even the male characters look orange to show the parody
  • 11. Scripted Reality 1 Green screen & Dialogue After researching 'the only way is Essex 'trailers we chose to use the green screen idea of all the stars answering different questions on screen. We followed the convention of the stars sounding unintelligent, as a stereotypical very on scripted reality stars is that they value glamour over intelligence. So from looking at the dialogue we used similar traits. E.g. Both in well Manc ‘Rolex’ counts down and mess’s up implying he is stupid also the stars take there time with answering the questions and saying ‘urrrrrrrrm’ also implying they cant think of anything.