The london riots christmas homework
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The document discusses how to analyze news articles by examining the newspaper and date of publication, topic and main points, language used, images included, and underlying messages and values conveyed. It suggests breaking down articles in this way to understand editorial choices and how certain details or framing can influence reader interpretation.
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1. The document discusses how the author's media product uses and challenges conventions of real magazines. It notes similarities between the author's magazine cover and Vibe magazine's use of gold and black colors and a central model image. While the title placement differs, the Guttenberg principle of including text or images in each area is followed.
2. For the contents page, conventions from Q magazine like left-justified text and a main image with secondary image are used. A dark background on a model photo echoes a style from Q magazine.
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Screenshots of final product
The document describes changes made to a magazine design. Key changes include:
1) Adding a title to an image on the contents page for more context and clarity.
2) Increasing the page number size and placing it in the corner for visibility without covering the main image.
3) Adding colored backgrounds and paint splats to images on a double page spread for visual interest and clarity.
4) Wrapping pull quote text to mimic modern magazine styles.
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Script jack out the box final draft
1. Jessie and Chris go to a party but get lost on the way in the forest after their car breaks down.
2. Chris finds an old jack-in-the-box in the woods and winds it up, causing the toy to spray blood on his face and make him act strangely.
3. Chris begins chasing Jessie through the woods with clown makeup on his face, refusing to stop even when Jessie begs him to. Jessie sees a farmhouse in the distance and runs to it for help, but Chris is there when the door opens, implying he cannot be escaped.
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3) Adding colored backgrounds and paint splats to images on a double page spread for visual interest and clarity.
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Script jack out the box final draft
1. Jessie and Chris go to a party but get lost on the way in the forest after their car breaks down.
2. Chris finds an old jack-in-the-box in the woods and winds it up, causing the toy to spray blood on his face and make him act strangely.
3. Chris begins chasing Jessie through the woods with clown makeup on his face, refusing to stop even when Jessie begs him to. Jessie sees a farmhouse in the distance and runs to it for help, but Chris is there when the door opens, implying he cannot be escaped.
Script jack out the box
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The short film follows Jessie and Chris who get lost in the woods after their car breaks down on the way to a party, Chris finds an old jack-in-the-box which causes him to suddenly bleed from his mouth when opened, transforming him into a pale clown-faced figure that begins haunting Jessie through the woods until she reaches a nearby farmhouse for help.
Call sheet, shooting schedule a2
The document provides production details for filming scheduled on February 26th, including locations, crew contact information, schedules, equipment lists, release forms, safety information, and shot lists. Personal data like phone numbers is included in call sheets in accordance with data protection policies. Signed release forms are required from all key contributors and crew.
G325 exam outline
This document outlines the requirements for answering one question from six topic areas related to contemporary media. It defines a contemporary media text as one published within the last five years. Students must demonstrate understanding of at least two media industries, audiences, and debates by analyzing representations of groups in media over time and their effects, as well as how identities are shaped by media. They must also address the historical development, contemporary examples, and future debates related to the chosen topic area.
Shooting schedual
The document outlines ideas for a photo shoot scheduled for January, including camera angles and locations. It proposes 11 photo ideas with details about camera angles and planned locations. Potential issues are identified for each location along with risk assessments to address safety concerns. The goal is to book rooms in advance, schedule around lessons or quiet hours, use artificial lighting as needed, and take precautions like wearing proper shoes and strapping on equipment to safely capture the desired shots within the scheduled timeframe.
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This is england
The document analyzes representations of youth subcultures in the film This Is England. It discusses how the opening scenes establish Shaun's working-class background through his run-down bedroom. It also shows him grieving the loss of his father, signifying how the working classes and troops were impacted by the Falklands War. Later scenes depict youth as cruel but also show Shaun being befriended by a skinhead group. The document examines the film's portrayal of unemployed yet violent skinhead youth and the run-down areas they inhabited. It analyzes the importance of fashion in skinhead subculture and how the film conveys the ideology of director Shane Meadows on 1980s British working-class youth.
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Storyboard final
This document consists of camera shots from a horror film depicting the following sequence of events:
1. Jessie and Chris go on a drive together and get into an argument after Chris drinks while driving.
2. Their car breaks down in the forest and while walking to a party, Chris finds an old jack-in-the-box.
3. When Chris opens the jack-in-the-box, his face transforms into a clown before chasing Jessie through the forest.
4. Jessie tries to escape from Chris but he blocks her path several times. She eventually runs to a house for help, only to find Chris waiting at the door.
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Jack Out The Box is a film about a man who unexpectedly pops into people's lives. It received generally positive reviews for its quirky premise and comedic performances. Critics praised the film for its offbeat humor in depicting an eccentric character who inserts himself into random situations.
Film posters
The document describes conventions commonly found in film magazine reviews and movie posters. Magazine reviews typically include the magazine title, page number, title of the article in a large font, images from the film, and columns of text. Movie posters usually have the film title at the bottom, an image of a character close-up or scene, a short tagline, and release date in small font. Both utilize color schemes, images, and text features to effectively promote films.
Representation of youth theories
The document summarizes several theories about media representations of youth:
- Giroux, Acland, Hebdige, and Cohen argue that media representations of youth are constructed by adults and do not accurately reflect the realities of being a teenager. This leads to stereotypes and moral panics around youth behavior.
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This 3 sentence summary provides the essential information from the document:
The short film follows Jessie and Chris who get lost in the woods after their car breaks down on the way to a party, Chris finds an old jack-in-the-box which causes him to suddenly bleed from his mouth when opened, transforming him into a pale clown-faced figure that begins haunting Jessie through the woods until she reaches a nearby farmhouse for help.
Call sheet, shooting schedule a2
The document provides production details for filming scheduled on February 26th, including locations, crew contact information, schedules, equipment lists, release forms, safety information, and shot lists. Personal data like phone numbers is included in call sheets in accordance with data protection policies. Signed release forms are required from all key contributors and crew.
G325 exam outline
This document outlines the requirements for answering one question from six topic areas related to contemporary media. It defines a contemporary media text as one published within the last five years. Students must demonstrate understanding of at least two media industries, audiences, and debates by analyzing representations of groups in media over time and their effects, as well as how identities are shaped by media. They must also address the historical development, contemporary examples, and future debates related to the chosen topic area.
Shooting schedual
The document outlines ideas for a photo shoot scheduled for January, including camera angles and locations. It proposes 11 photo ideas with details about camera angles and planned locations. Potential issues are identified for each location along with risk assessments to address safety concerns. The goal is to book rooms in advance, schedule around lessons or quiet hours, use artificial lighting as needed, and take precautions like wearing proper shoes and strapping on equipment to safely capture the desired shots within the scheduled timeframe.
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The document analyzes representations of youth subcultures in the film This Is England. It discusses how the opening scenes establish Shaun's working-class background through his run-down bedroom. It also signifies that he comes from a broken family due to his father's death in the Falklands War. The document then examines how the film depicts youth as being cruel to each other and facing issues like bullying. It analyzes the skinhead subculture and how the film challenges stereotypes by depicting the skinhead gang as initially friendly toward Shaun. The ideologies of director Shane Meadows in exploring the impact of Margaret Thatcher's government on British working-class youth are also summarized.
This is england
The document analyzes representations of youth subcultures in the film This Is England. It discusses how the opening scenes establish Shaun's working-class background through his run-down bedroom. It also shows him grieving the loss of his father, signifying how the working classes and troops were impacted by the Falklands War. Later scenes depict youth as cruel but also show Shaun being befriended by a skinhead group. The document examines the film's portrayal of unemployed yet violent skinhead youth and the run-down areas they inhabited. It analyzes the importance of fashion in skinhead subculture and how the film conveys the ideology of director Shane Meadows on 1980s British working-class youth.
Bowling for columbine
The document outlines Michael Moore's film Bowling for Columbine and examines American attitudes towards guns. It shows how easy it is to obtain guns from banks and bullets from hair salons. Despite school shootings like Columbine, the NRA continues promoting pro-gun stances. Experts blamed outside influences like music instead of the widespread gun culture. Comparisons show the US has far more gun deaths than other countries due to long-held fears and the belief that guns provide protection and independence rather than danger. The news exploits these fears for profit through exaggerated crime stories.
Storyboard final
This document consists of camera shots from a horror film depicting the following sequence of events:
1. Jessie and Chris go on a drive together and get into an argument after Chris drinks while driving.
2. Their car breaks down in the forest and while walking to a party, Chris finds an old jack-in-the-box.
3. When Chris opens the jack-in-the-box, his face transforms into a clown before chasing Jessie through the forest.
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1. Jessie and Chris get lost in the woods after their car breaks down on the way to a party.
2. Chris finds an old jack-in-the-box in the woods and winds it up, which seems to trigger something strange in Chris. He collapses and Jessie runs away in fear.
3. Jessie is then chased through the woods by Chris, who is dressed and acting like the jack-in-the-box character. She escapes to a nearby farmhouse seeking help but it's unclear if she finds it.
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The london riots christmas homework
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