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The document defines key terms used in newspapers: The masthead tempts readers into the paper, headlines summarize stories, standfirsts provide context for articles, bylines share writer details, captions add context to images, and bodytext is the main article text. Skylines display the publication name at the top of the front page.
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Newspaper glossary
The document defines common newspaper terms such as masthead, headline, standfirst, byline, caption, bodytext, and skyline. The masthead contains the newspaper title, headlines summarize articles, standfirsts add detail to headlines, bylines identify authors, captions describe images, bodytext is the main article text, and skylines promote other newspaper sections.
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The document outlines the objectives and structure of a research report. It discusses dividing a report into preliminary sections, main body, summary and conclusions. The main body specifies the research methodology and findings. Supplementary sections include a bibliography, appendices and index. Guidelines are provided for typing format, including using double spacing, Arabic page numbers for the main body and Roman numerals for preliminary sections. Rules for legibility, correcting errors and margins are also listed. The document concludes with additional guidelines for writing clearly, using past tense and impersonal language, appropriate formatting and properly binding the final report.
Newspaper Features
The document defines key features of newspapers, including the masthead at the top with the title, date and price; headlines that attract attention to articles; bylines crediting writers; straplines that support headlines; jump lines directing readers to full articles; main cover images relating to headlines; captions providing context for images; and ears at the top for advertisements. These elements are used to inform readers, highlight content, and encourage newspaper purchases.
Task 7
This document describes the process of creating a formal newspaper layout in broadsheet format. The author placed the masthead at the top of the page followed by the headline and image underneath. They used three columns for the body text. Space was also left at the bottom for an advertisement banner. The author began by setting the appropriate page measurements. They centered the title at the top in a distinctive font. An image and space for a headline were added below the title. The body text was divided into three columns using the same font as the headline. Finally, an advertisement and pull quote were added to complete the front page layout.
Task 7
For a formal newspaper layout, the student created a broadsheet design with 3 columns. At the top is the masthead centered at the top, followed by the headline underneath and an image. The body text is split into the 3 columns. Space is left at the bottom for an advertisement banner. Headlines and the first letter of articles are styled differently to stand out. The layout includes appropriate fonts, spacing, and positioning of elements to resemble a standard broadsheet newspaper front page.
Dps analysis
The document summarizes the layout and design choices made for a double page spread (DPS) article. Four even columns were used throughout for a neat appearance. Paragraphs were formatted with 11pt leading and 2mm spacing for readability. A photo of the artist was included and text was wrapped around it. The headline matched the magazine masthead font to connect them. Different text styles and colors separated sections and drew attention to key parts of the article.
Content page planning
This document outlines a magazine page layout that divides articles into chapters, highlights key words and references page numbers in bold. The heading will match the masthead style to link them. A main photo is placed on the left page to draw attention to the featured article, and a page reference is added to indicate where in the magazine the full article can be found.
Conventions of newspapers
There are several key conventions for newspaper articles, including:
- Articles are written in columns for easier reading and include important details at the top since readers often don't finish articles.
- Headlines are short, simple, and eye-catching to engage readers on specific stories.
- Bylines are placed at the bottom to credit the reporter.
- Lead paragraphs give the main idea of the story and follow the headline.
- The main body includes the story's key features in short paragraphs.
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Newspaper glossary
The document defines common newspaper terms such as masthead, headline, standfirst, byline, caption, bodytext, and skyline. The masthead contains the newspaper title, headlines summarize articles, standfirsts add detail to headlines, bylines identify authors, captions describe images, bodytext is the main article text, and skylines promote other newspaper sections.
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Newspaper Features
The document defines key features of newspapers, including the masthead at the top with the title, date and price; headlines that attract attention to articles; bylines crediting writers; straplines that support headlines; jump lines directing readers to full articles; main cover images relating to headlines; captions providing context for images; and ears at the top for advertisements. These elements are used to inform readers, highlight content, and encourage newspaper purchases.
Task 7
This document describes the process of creating a formal newspaper layout in broadsheet format. The author placed the masthead at the top of the page followed by the headline and image underneath. They used three columns for the body text. Space was also left at the bottom for an advertisement banner. The author began by setting the appropriate page measurements. They centered the title at the top in a distinctive font. An image and space for a headline were added below the title. The body text was divided into three columns using the same font as the headline. Finally, an advertisement and pull quote were added to complete the front page layout.
Task 7
For a formal newspaper layout, the student created a broadsheet design with 3 columns. At the top is the masthead centered at the top, followed by the headline underneath and an image. The body text is split into the 3 columns. Space is left at the bottom for an advertisement banner. Headlines and the first letter of articles are styled differently to stand out. The layout includes appropriate fonts, spacing, and positioning of elements to resemble a standard broadsheet newspaper front page.
Dps analysis
The document summarizes the layout and design choices made for a double page spread (DPS) article. Four even columns were used throughout for a neat appearance. Paragraphs were formatted with 11pt leading and 2mm spacing for readability. A photo of the artist was included and text was wrapped around it. The headline matched the magazine masthead font to connect them. Different text styles and colors separated sections and drew attention to key parts of the article.
Content page planning
This document outlines a magazine page layout that divides articles into chapters, highlights key words and references page numbers in bold. The heading will match the masthead style to link them. A main photo is placed on the left page to draw attention to the featured article, and a page reference is added to indicate where in the magazine the full article can be found.
Conventions of newspapers
There are several key conventions for newspaper articles, including:
- Articles are written in columns for easier reading and include important details at the top since readers often don't finish articles.
- Headlines are short, simple, and eye-catching to engage readers on specific stories.
- Bylines are placed at the bottom to credit the reporter.
- Lead paragraphs give the main idea of the story and follow the headline.
- The main body includes the story's key features in short paragraphs.
Q 1 a2
The document discusses conventions in indie folk music videos. It summarizes that the opening of the music video establishes a natural setting through slow pans or shots of nature. Costumes are casual with the artist often holding an acoustic guitar. Settings are usually outdoors in natural areas. Camera work is handheld to seem realistic. The style often mixes performance with narrative to showcase the artist. The document analyzes how the student's music video incorporates these conventions to fit with the genre.
Q 1 a2
The document discusses conventions in indie folk music videos. It summarizes that the opening of the analyzed music video and others in the genre conventionally feature establishing shots in natural settings. The setting and locations in indie folk videos also commonly take place outdoors in natural areas. Costumes typically feature casual clothing and the artist playing an acoustic guitar. Camera work relies on handheld shots and panning to connect smoothly with the music. The analyzed video and genre conform to conventions of including both performance and narrative elements.
Q 1 a2
My music video adopted several common conventions of the indie folk genre. It began with an establishing shot panning over a natural landscape to set the scene. Most of the video was filmed outdoors in a forest to reflect the genre's connection to nature. It also included a narrative story element showing the artist coping with the loss of his girlfriend through scenes of him wandering aimlessly in hospital clothing. Special effects were kept minimal to maintain the natural feel, though some slow motion was used to add emotion. The artist was portrayed performing with an acoustic guitar and in casual clothing consistent with the genre.
Photograph
The document discusses props and costumes needed for a music video photograph. It states that the main actor Angus will be in a photo with his real-life girlfriend Ruby Manners, a photography student, to make their enjoyment and relationship in the shot look genuine. The photo aims to show the actors looking happily connected as a couple in blue jeans and black tops to produce shock when the audience finds out the girl has passed away.
Actors
The main actor is Angus Smith, who will portray the artist Jeremy Loops. Angus has experience acting and his natural persona matches the artist.
Props include an acoustic guitar, which is stereotypical of folk music. A blue Vauxhall Corsa car and garden chair will also be used. Photographs and horses may feature briefly.
Costumes include a hospital gown to portray a character in care at the beginning and end. Casual clothes like baggy pants and shirts represent the folk genre.
Actors
The document discusses the actors, props, and costumes needed for a music video. It identifies Angus Smith as the main actor, describing his experience and suitability for portraying the serious emotions required. Props include an acoustic guitar, garden chair, blue Vauxhall Corsa car, photograph, and horses. The costume for Angus includes a hospital gown to represent a person in care at the beginning and end, and casual clothes like baggy trousers, t-shirt, and overshirt to portray the folk rock genre.
Risk assessment
The document provides a risk assessment for a film production that identifies potential hazards during outdoor filming and precautions to mitigate those risks. It lists hazards from rain, weather, using a car and horse for scenes, and using a tripod that could damage equipment, and corresponding precautions like carrying equipment in bags, having accessible transportation, designating a focused driver, treating animals with care and respect, and securely positioning the tripod on level ground away from high winds.
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The main actor is Angus Smith who will play the serious role of the artist Jeremy Loops. Props include an acoustic guitar that will be used in performance scenes and close up shots of strings, a blue Vauxhall Corsa car for a scene, a garden chair from a care home, a photograph of a girl, and horses that can be found in the New Forest where filming will take place. Costumes include a hospital gown and socks for beginning/end scenes to portray a care home, and casual clothes like baggy pants and shirts that represent the folk genre.
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The main actor is Angus Smith who will play the serious role of the artist Jeremy Loops. Props include an acoustic guitar that will be used in performance scenes and close up shots of strings, a blue Vauxhall Corsa car for a scene, a garden chair from a care home, a photograph of a girl, and horses that can be found in the New Forest where filming will take place. Costumes include a hospital gown and socks for beginning/end scenes to portray a care home, and casual clothes like baggy pants and shirts that represent the folk genre.
Prodcution schedule music
This document outlines the production timeline for a music video from November 2016 to March 2017. It details the pre-production, production, and evaluation phases. Pre-production included genre research, storyboarding, scheduling, and location planning from November 14th to 30th. Production took place between December 18th-23rd in New York and January 2nd to 8th in various locations in Scotland, filming different scenes. Post-production included editing videos in After Effects, adding the final touches, and designing the digipak in February. Evaluation questions were completed on the computer in March to conclude the project.
Equipment list
The document lists the equipment needed to create a music video, including:
A Canon 700D camera for its touchscreen and ability to get extreme angles, a tripod to keep shots steady but also allow handheld scenes, a GoPro for compact shots like inside a guitar, a custom-built computer with two monitors for smooth editing, Adobe software like Premiere Pro and After Effects, and a high-capacity SD card to store footage for easy access during editing.
Shot list music
This shot list contains 51 shots detailing scenes for a music video. The shots progress from wide establishing shots of a person sitting in a garden to close-ups of their hands and feet. Later shots show the person walking through a forest, sitting on a stump playing guitar, interacting with a horse, traveling to an airport and New York City, and returning to the garden to complete the narrative. The shots vary from wide establishing angles to close character moments and include the use of GoPros and handheld camera work to capture the story.
Target audience a2
The target audience for indie folk/rock music is typically younger listeners between the ages of 13-27, with male listeners usually between 17-23 and female listeners between 13-27. The audience is primarily female due to the genre's focus on themes like love, nature, and relationships that stereotypically appeal more to women. Both male and female target listeners enjoy going to live music festivals and concerts, traveling, nature, recycling and organic foods, and socializing in trendy coffee shops in urban areas. Market research shows there is an audience for this genre, as acoustic music makes up 9% of listened genres and country music 5%, and 49% of South Africans listen to country music.
Music video analysis
1. The music video analyzes Jeremy Loops' song "Down South" using 5 aspects: thought beats, narrative and performance, star image, ways to promote the song, and technical aspects.
2. It synchronizes the visuals with the music to create a summer vibe and connect the audience to Jeremy Loops' personality. Scenes of nature and horses accompany slower parts of the song.
3. The video uses narrative and performance shots to illustrate Jeremy Loops leaving his friends and family "Down South" to travel, emphasizing the song's lyrics and creating an atmosphere of love and warmth. Close-ups establish Jeremy Loops as the star.
Media language question b
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Audience theory
Audience theory has evolved over time from three main perspectives:
The first theory from the 1920s-1930s viewed audiences as passive receivers of media messages. The two-step flow theory from the 1940s-1950s saw audiences as more active, with opinion leaders influencing others. Uses and gratifications theory from the 1960s saw audiences as active consumers who use media selectively to fulfill various needs like diversion, social interaction, identity, and information gathering.
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1. It defines narrative as a chain of causally linked events with a beginning, middle, and end, and discusses theorists like Branigan who see narrative as embodying ideological judgments.
2. Theorists discussed include Propp, Todorov, Barthes, Levi-Strauss, and postmodern thinkers. Propp identified character archetypes like heroes and villains. Todorov analyzed narrative structure as equilibrium disrupted and repaired. Barthes saw narratives as composed of codes like action, characters, and symbols.
3. Levi-Strauss viewed narratives as exploring binary oppositions. Postmodern narratives are characterized by techniques like pastiche
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1) Andrew Goodwin identified 6 key features and 5 ways to analyze music videos in his book "Dancing in the Distraction Factory".
2) The 6 key features of music videos are that they demonstrate genre characteristics, show relationships between lyrics/visuals and music/visuals, feature demands of record labels, reference looking/voyeurism, and make intertextual references.
3) The 5 ways to analyze music videos are through "thought beats", narrative and performance, the star image, ways to promote a video, and technical aspects.
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1) Andrew Goodwin analyzed key features of music videos in his book "Dancing in the Distraction Factory". He identified 6 features of music videos and 5 ways to analyze them.
2) The 6 key features of music videos are: demonstrating genre characteristics; relationships between lyrics and visuals and between music and visuals; record label demands like close-ups of artists; references to looking like screens and mirrors; and intertextual references to other media.
3) The 5 aspects for analyzing music videos are: seeing the music itself through its structure and artist's voice; narratives and performances; the importance of the star image; and narratives and performances working together for repeatability and authenticity.
Section a media theory
Genre theory aims to categorize texts into types based on common elements. A genre is a category or type of text. Genres are recognized through the repeated use of codes and conventions that audiences associate with that type of text. While genres were once seen as fixed forms, contemporary theory emphasizes that both the forms and functions of genres are dynamic and change over time based on societal and cultural changes. One weakness of genre theory is that it may reduce creativity by forcing works to strictly follow conventions of a genre.
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The document discusses conventions in indie folk music videos. It summarizes that the opening of the music video establishes a natural setting through slow pans or shots of nature. Costumes are casual with the artist often holding an acoustic guitar. Settings are usually outdoors in natural areas. Camera work is handheld to seem realistic. The style often mixes performance with narrative to showcase the artist. The document analyzes how the student's music video incorporates these conventions to fit with the genre.
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The document discusses conventions in indie folk music videos. It summarizes that the opening of the analyzed music video and others in the genre conventionally feature establishing shots in natural settings. The setting and locations in indie folk videos also commonly take place outdoors in natural areas. Costumes typically feature casual clothing and the artist playing an acoustic guitar. Camera work relies on handheld shots and panning to connect smoothly with the music. The analyzed video and genre conform to conventions of including both performance and narrative elements.
Q 1 a2
My music video adopted several common conventions of the indie folk genre. It began with an establishing shot panning over a natural landscape to set the scene. Most of the video was filmed outdoors in a forest to reflect the genre's connection to nature. It also included a narrative story element showing the artist coping with the loss of his girlfriend through scenes of him wandering aimlessly in hospital clothing. Special effects were kept minimal to maintain the natural feel, though some slow motion was used to add emotion. The artist was portrayed performing with an acoustic guitar and in casual clothing consistent with the genre.
Photograph
The document discusses props and costumes needed for a music video photograph. It states that the main actor Angus will be in a photo with his real-life girlfriend Ruby Manners, a photography student, to make their enjoyment and relationship in the shot look genuine. The photo aims to show the actors looking happily connected as a couple in blue jeans and black tops to produce shock when the audience finds out the girl has passed away.
Actors
The main actor is Angus Smith, who will portray the artist Jeremy Loops. Angus has experience acting and his natural persona matches the artist.
Props include an acoustic guitar, which is stereotypical of folk music. A blue Vauxhall Corsa car and garden chair will also be used. Photographs and horses may feature briefly.
Costumes include a hospital gown to portray a character in care at the beginning and end. Casual clothes like baggy pants and shirts represent the folk genre.
Actors
The document discusses the actors, props, and costumes needed for a music video. It identifies Angus Smith as the main actor, describing his experience and suitability for portraying the serious emotions required. Props include an acoustic guitar, garden chair, blue Vauxhall Corsa car, photograph, and horses. The costume for Angus includes a hospital gown to represent a person in care at the beginning and end, and casual clothes like baggy trousers, t-shirt, and overshirt to portray the folk rock genre.
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The document provides a risk assessment for a film production that identifies potential hazards during outdoor filming and precautions to mitigate those risks. It lists hazards from rain, weather, using a car and horse for scenes, and using a tripod that could damage equipment, and corresponding precautions like carrying equipment in bags, having accessible transportation, designating a focused driver, treating animals with care and respect, and securely positioning the tripod on level ground away from high winds.
Actors
The main actor is Angus Smith who will play the serious role of the artist Jeremy Loops. Props include an acoustic guitar that will be used in performance scenes and close up shots of strings, a blue Vauxhall Corsa car for a scene, a garden chair from a care home, a photograph of a girl, and horses that can be found in the New Forest where filming will take place. Costumes include a hospital gown and socks for beginning/end scenes to portray a care home, and casual clothes like baggy pants and shirts that represent the folk genre.
Actors
The main actor is Angus Smith who will play the serious role of the artist Jeremy Loops. Props include an acoustic guitar that will be used in performance scenes and close up shots of strings, a blue Vauxhall Corsa car for a scene, a garden chair from a care home, a photograph of a girl, and horses that can be found in the New Forest where filming will take place. Costumes include a hospital gown and socks for beginning/end scenes to portray a care home, and casual clothes like baggy pants and shirts that represent the folk genre.
Prodcution schedule music
This document outlines the production timeline for a music video from November 2016 to March 2017. It details the pre-production, production, and evaluation phases. Pre-production included genre research, storyboarding, scheduling, and location planning from November 14th to 30th. Production took place between December 18th-23rd in New York and January 2nd to 8th in various locations in Scotland, filming different scenes. Post-production included editing videos in After Effects, adding the final touches, and designing the digipak in February. Evaluation questions were completed on the computer in March to conclude the project.
Equipment list
The document lists the equipment needed to create a music video, including:
A Canon 700D camera for its touchscreen and ability to get extreme angles, a tripod to keep shots steady but also allow handheld scenes, a GoPro for compact shots like inside a guitar, a custom-built computer with two monitors for smooth editing, Adobe software like Premiere Pro and After Effects, and a high-capacity SD card to store footage for easy access during editing.
Shot list music
This shot list contains 51 shots detailing scenes for a music video. The shots progress from wide establishing shots of a person sitting in a garden to close-ups of their hands and feet. Later shots show the person walking through a forest, sitting on a stump playing guitar, interacting with a horse, traveling to an airport and New York City, and returning to the garden to complete the narrative. The shots vary from wide establishing angles to close character moments and include the use of GoPros and handheld camera work to capture the story.
Target audience a2
The target audience for indie folk/rock music is typically younger listeners between the ages of 13-27, with male listeners usually between 17-23 and female listeners between 13-27. The audience is primarily female due to the genre's focus on themes like love, nature, and relationships that stereotypically appeal more to women. Both male and female target listeners enjoy going to live music festivals and concerts, traveling, nature, recycling and organic foods, and socializing in trendy coffee shops in urban areas. Market research shows there is an audience for this genre, as acoustic music makes up 9% of listened genres and country music 5%, and 49% of South Africans listen to country music.
Music video analysis
1. The music video analyzes Jeremy Loops' song "Down South" using 5 aspects: thought beats, narrative and performance, star image, ways to promote the song, and technical aspects.
2. It synchronizes the visuals with the music to create a summer vibe and connect the audience to Jeremy Loops' personality. Scenes of nature and horses accompany slower parts of the song.
3. The video uses narrative and performance shots to illustrate Jeremy Loops leaving his friends and family "Down South" to travel, emphasizing the song's lyrics and creating an atmosphere of love and warmth. Close-ups establish Jeremy Loops as the star.
Media language question b
This document discusses key concepts in media language including codes, signs, and semiotics. It defines media language as referring to what audiences expect to see in a media text and how they make meaning. It then outlines some of the main technical elements that make up a media text, including mise-en-scene, camera, sounds, and editing. It explains semiotics as the study of signs, and discusses the theories of Saussure on the signifier and signified, and Peirce's categorization of signs into symbols, icons, and indexes. Finally, it mentions Barthes' work in applying semiotic concepts to culture and ideology.
Audience theory
Audience theory has evolved over time from three main perspectives:
The first theory from the 1920s-1930s viewed audiences as passive receivers of media messages. The two-step flow theory from the 1940s-1950s saw audiences as more active, with opinion leaders influencing others. Uses and gratifications theory from the 1960s saw audiences as active consumers who use media selectively to fulfill various needs like diversion, social interaction, identity, and information gathering.
Narrative theory
This document provides an overview of several narrative theories:
1. It defines narrative as a chain of causally linked events with a beginning, middle, and end, and discusses theorists like Branigan who see narrative as embodying ideological judgments.
2. Theorists discussed include Propp, Todorov, Barthes, Levi-Strauss, and postmodern thinkers. Propp identified character archetypes like heroes and villains. Todorov analyzed narrative structure as equilibrium disrupted and repaired. Barthes saw narratives as composed of codes like action, characters, and symbols.
3. Levi-Strauss viewed narratives as exploring binary oppositions. Postmodern narratives are characterized by techniques like pastiche
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1) Andrew Goodwin identified 6 key features and 5 ways to analyze music videos in his book "Dancing in the Distraction Factory".
2) The 6 key features of music videos are that they demonstrate genre characteristics, show relationships between lyrics/visuals and music/visuals, feature demands of record labels, reference looking/voyeurism, and make intertextual references.
3) The 5 ways to analyze music videos are through "thought beats", narrative and performance, the star image, ways to promote a video, and technical aspects.
Andrew goodwin
1) Andrew Goodwin analyzed key features of music videos in his book "Dancing in the Distraction Factory". He identified 6 features of music videos and 5 ways to analyze them.
2) The 6 key features of music videos are: demonstrating genre characteristics; relationships between lyrics and visuals and between music and visuals; record label demands like close-ups of artists; references to looking like screens and mirrors; and intertextual references to other media.
3) The 5 aspects for analyzing music videos are: seeing the music itself through its structure and artist's voice; narratives and performances; the importance of the star image; and narratives and performances working together for repeatability and authenticity.
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Genre theory aims to categorize texts into types based on common elements. A genre is a category or type of text. Genres are recognized through the repeated use of codes and conventions that audiences associate with that type of text. While genres were once seen as fixed forms, contemporary theory emphasizes that both the forms and functions of genres are dynamic and change over time based on societal and cultural changes. One weakness of genre theory is that it may reduce creativity by forcing works to strictly follow conventions of a genre.
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- 1. Newspaper Glossary Masthead This panel tells the reader about what is happening in another section of the paper. It is to tempt readers inside the newspaper. Headline The writer’s job title or where they are writing from. Standfirst The ‘main’ body of a news story Byline A heading at the top of an article or page in a newspaper or magazine. Caption Used to add detail that is not included in the headline Bodytext A brief description of the image Skyline The title of a newspaper or magazine at the head of the first or editorial page