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The document compares the layouts of two magazine covers - Soap Life Magazine and TV Choice Magazine. Soap Life Magazine features a clear bold title, bar code with pricing information, and an eye-catching main image of characters. TV Choice Magazine displays a large logo, information on the main story, a promotional puff for a cheap price, and a large main image along with images and text for smaller stories. Both magazines utilize a bright color scheme.
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The students are requesting permission to use elements of the song "Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)" by Emily Browning in a soap opera trailer they are creating for their A Level Media Studies coursework. They explain that using the song in a slower style would add irony and create symbolic relationships between the lyrics and the on-screen action. They assure that only a portion of the song under 1 minute 30 seconds would be used after editing in Adobe Premiere. The trailer would be published on their school's educational blog for their exam board to assess.
Primary research evidence Jordan Brace
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1) Viewers want multiple storylines like popular soap EastEnders.
2) They prefer the relatable situations and drama of EastEnders.
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The document provides details of a student's media studies project to create a trailer for a new soap opera. It includes research on existing soap operas like EastEnders and Coronation Street to identify codes and conventions. It also outlines the student's aims, objectives, chosen brief, production timeline and roles. Textual analysis of sample scenes is presented to show understanding of themes around family, romance and working class communities. Institutional research on BBC Two is also included to ensure the trailer appeals to its target audience.
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The students are requesting permission to film at The Grizzly Bear pub in Sunbury-on-Thames for their A-Level media studies coursework. They plan to film on December 3rd and 17th from 8:30am to 3:00pm to create footage for a soap opera trailer. The filming will take place both inside and outside the pub, including the entrance, seating area, and potentially the beer garden. Their teacher, Mark Vinnicombe, can be contacted if needed.
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