ELZ: Media

Exam Board Specs

Articles/Extension

Revision and Practice

Holiday Support

YEAR 12 Media  Winter holiday work
 
Please see work below due Monday 7th January.

• If you are on the Poland trip you must still submit your work on this date by 1pm (This gives me time to print it before my afternoon lessons).
• Only those on the trip can submit it via email.
• You can send work into school printed if you want.
• Visualisation diagrams will need to be photographed clearly if emailed for submission.

 
Task D2 is your final submission.
General feedback on this work:

• You need to make sure you are explain WHY you have changed your plans – for example:
  • is it based on feedback that it is conventional to the genre of your magazine?
  • Did the clients suggest that these changes will appeal to your audience better?
  • If you have not acted on feedback received, why have you not?
• Make sure you have corrected all feedback received specifically from me.
• Remember to place title in header of LO5 feedback/amended plans
• All amendments should be in green font.
• Check through work, READ and SPELL CHECK it all before submission.

​LO5   

Be able to use feedback gained to inform the development and planning of an original print-         based media product
P5 Learners use the feedback gained from the focus group to inform the development of one of your proposed ideas.
You need to produce a detailed production plan containing:

• Dates and timescales P5

Dates and time scales are realistic and feasible M3

• Product launch date P5

Product launch date is realistic and feasible

• Take account of seasonal and calendar events when planning timescales and launch date. M3
• Resources you will need such as props, clothing, models, consent etc.
• Equipment you will need such as Camera, tripod, lighting equipment, computer, internet, studio hire
• Personnel and activities – establishing roles such as editor, writer.
• Locations you will use and when you will conduct recces.
• Contingency plans – What alternate plans will you put into action if your first plans don’t work out?

 
Budget P5
Budgets are realistic and feasible
This must include:

• Materials
• Equipment
• Personnel

 
Relevant legal and ethical issues P5
Explain how you will resolve any relevant legal and ethical issues related to your product. D2

• copyright, intellectual, property rights, slander/libel, royalties, offensive language, public interest.

 
D2      In order to achieve a distinction, you need to revise your pre-production materials based on the feedback you have received.

• Summarise focus group feedback:

• How does your magazine appeal to your audience, based on the feedback you received?
• Does your magazine appeal to their:
  • Lifestyle
  • Interests
• What aspects of your ideas did they like?
• What aspects did they dislike and why?
• How are you going to develop your plans based on feedback?

 
Redraw plans where feedback has been given. Clearly state in a Word document what changes you have made to your production based on feedback.
Clearly explain what you have changed and how it will now satisfy and appeal to your target audience.


Year 13:

Winter holiday homework due Monday 7th January
 

1. Unit 2 - REVISE!!! Look over exam practice papers and read the feedback given. Look at your common errors and work on these.
2. Unit 20- Complete the highlighted areas in pink below.
   • Please note the timescale schedule is needed for EACH product you make for the campaign. (3 schedules in total)
   • You need to make sure you complete a risk assessment + recce for EACH location you plan to use.
   • Print based/interactive content is the FINAL draft of your third product you have planned. You need to make sure I have seen a 1ST draft of this work before the winter break.
   • Work needs to be submitted in one A4 pocket with your name on it.
   • All work is relevant  to your revision.