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NEA Part 9 - Schedule

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NEA Part 9 - Schedule The purpose of this task is for you to identify potential production dates. For example: Why do you think it's important to produce a schedule of activities when working on a production? Name 3 activities you're likely to struggle with? What are you going to do in order to achieve these difficult activities? 1) So you can schedule the specific time and day you want to shoot or film.  2) The different types of shots, the timing and the locations. 3) I will make sure i have the right equipment and time to film. JULY 2019 M T W T F S S 1 2 3 4 5 6- Take photos of different angles for my magazine. 7- Edit my photos and put it onto Canva. 8 9 10- Upload My Front cover and 2 nd section of writing onto Blogger. 11 12 13 14 1...

Statement Of Intent Draft

Draft My magazine is for ages 10-13 that are interested in football and the history of it. It will include the 2012 Champions League Final, which was Chelsea Football Club VS Bayern Munich. The magazine is aimed more towards Chelsea fans , as it is mostly about Chelsea. Elder Chelsea fans know this game very well, so that is why it is aimed at ten to thirteen year old's. My magazine will also include links to videos on YouTube, so they can watch parts of the Champions league final back. I will put a caption above the link to show what part of the game the link goes to. Furthermore, my target audience can also be other footballing fans who have experienced their team play in a cup final. My magazine will be called 'That Night In Munich.' My title is called this as it represents that Chelsea won the Champions League final in their opponents home ground. I will have 2 original images on the next page. The main image on my front cover will be the Chelsea captain lifting the...

Statement Of Intent Brief

The statement of intent is a document that you need to write detailing some aspects of your production, like how you intent to use media language to target your audience and the type of representations you will use to appeal to your target audience. Media Language for Print: Colour - denotation/connotation. Typography - size, type of font (serif/sans serif) and colour of font. Image - type of shot (CU, MS, LS, etc) and camera angle. Layout - what goes where on the page and the meaning it creates. Above all, you need to consider how these elements create meaning to the audience and how these create the desired representations that your audience will understand. The two questions you need to answer are: Outline your plans for your production including:  How you intend to use  Media Language  to target your intended audience   How you intend to use  Media Representations  that are appropriate to your intended audience

NEA Part 7- Locations

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Wednesday 3rd April 2019 Locations The purpose of this task is to assess and identify the locations you are going to use for photography/video. Example:

NEA Part 8 - Casting

Name 5 ways in which audiences can be categorised. Why do you think it's important for media producers to categorise audiences? What is the target audience as described in your chosen brief? Give a short explanation as to your understanding of the target audience given in your  chosen brief 3) Target audience The media industry is highly competitive and all media texts  are created with a target audience  in mind. If there isn’t an audience for a media text then it won’t be successful either in getting its message across or, if it is a commercial or a   media text, it makes money for the producers. Media producers use audience research and analysis to find out as much as possible about their target audience and use that research to ensure their production will appeal to them. 1)  Audience    are generally split into 3 main categories:  social tes,and demographic audiences. Audiences are categorized  in order to  h...