Media evaluation final

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Media Evaluation Hanna Jimale.

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Media EvaluationHanna Jimale.

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Brief.

My group consisted of myself, Fatha, and Hamda.

Together we produced a teen com sequence.

News report.

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

1MUST. Resembles other films in the teen-comedy

genre Language. Mean girls, Easy A, Glee and Not Another

Teen Movie.

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Pink, Pink, Pink. Brittany and Bryan. Regina and Aaron.

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1SHOULD. Camera work. (hand-held for effect) Breaks stereotypes to make it relatable Suitable setting to make it realistic.

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1COULD. Differentiates to some teen comedies

as my sequence breaks stereotypes. teen comedy like ‘Means Girls’, ‘Easy

A’ and ‘Not Another Teen Movie.’ Setting it in a high school, using main

characters that are found in every high school.

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How does your media product represent particular social groups?

2MUST Showed social groups stereotypically. Cast (nerd, jocks, popular girls.) Who we did not use.

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2SHOULD Nerd loves gossip, surprisingly

confident. Popular girls are stuck up and vain Jocks date popular girls.

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2COULD. Glee; Jacob ben Israel is similar to our

character ‘Nathaniel’ (interview episode.) Teen-com ‘Mean girls’ research Research to perfect cast costumes and

attitude.

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What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?

3MUST Paramount Pictures Institution that distributed teen comedy

‘Mean Girls.’ I think that Mean Girls is very similar to

our product. Paramount used trailers, posters , apps for

iPhones and iPod touch and games.

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3SHOULD. Distributed internationally Every high school has cliques and conflict

that my sequence includes Product would be successful Relatable to our target audience of

teenagers.

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3COULD. Best way to distribute is internet first. Chosen target audience would not bother to go

to the cinema to watch it when they could find a pirated version online.

Beneficial to the distributors and the audience to put it out on the internet first.

Then cinemas.

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Who would be the audience for your media product?

4MUST target audience are teenagers ages

between 13-18. Satirical humour will appeal to this age

group most. More females than males. Our research shows teenaged males we

interviewed usually like more action packed movies.

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4SHOULD. Positive feedback from target

audience.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Af8oo5YBqM

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4COULD. Secondary audience; 21-34 females. Research shows that teen comedy

causes nostalgia. Could’ve added sports related

intertextuality Some sort of action

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How did you attract/address your audience?5MUST. We attracted the audience by using a suitable

setting, a high school. The main cast were in costumes best suited for

their roles E.g.; Jock, popular and Geek.

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5SHOULD. Good response from audience feedback They understood what we were aiming

for. They would go to the cinemas to watch

the product.

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What have you learnt about technologies from the process of constructing this product?

6MUST. More comfortable and confident in

using the Macintosh. iMovie features

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6SHOULD.o I have learnt many shortcuts.o Saved me lots of time in getting the

work done.o Camera techniques.

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6COULD. Organise better. Timetable. Make sure the setting was perfect Time keeping

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Looking back at your preliminary task, what do you feel you have learnt in the progression from it to the full product?

7MUST. Timetables. Group meetings Cast meetings Time keeping/deadlines given within the

group.

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7SHOULD. Record more than needed. Using a tripod is very important for

steady scenes Range of shots.

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7COULD. Improved the use of features. Added themes and non-diegetic sounds

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Final Product.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcPdIlTtOAA