The document discusses different media forms and conventions used in a student's media product. For documentaries, it uses typical framing of interviewees on the left or right side with graphics on the opposite side and relevant cutaways. The print advert follows conventions with the logo on the right, a central image, and scheduling on the left in small font. The radio advert also uses conventions like excerpts from interviews, scheduling at the end, music bed, and a link to the topic.

1. In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?

2. Documentary

3. Documentary The framing is typical. The interviewee is on either the left or the right hand side and their eyes are 2/3 thirds of the way up. Graphics are on the opposite of where the interviewee is and are of a simple style. Through out the documentary cutaways are relevant, such as cutaways to fashion shows like in the documentary show where it cuts away to a picture of solidiers

4. Print Advert

5. Print Advert Our print advert uses the key conventions of a professional print advert. It has the logo on the right hand side so the viewer knows what channel it is on It has a central image which is suitable for the topic. It has the scheduling in a small font in the left hand side.

6. Radio Advert Our radio advert uses the typical conventions. We have a number of excerpts from interviews. We have the scheduling at the end which tells the viewer what time it is on what channel etc. It also has music bed underneath it, and it links with the topic.