AS Media Studies
Tuesday, 1 May 2012
Question 7
Looking back at your preliminary task, what do you feel you have hearnt in
the progression from it to full project?
Here is a link to our preliminary exercise: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFhvl9I7HhA&feature=channel&list=UL
Since editing our preliminary exercise in October 2011 we have learnt about many different things that have influenced us to make our final project.
Camera Work:
In our preliminary we only knew about the 180 degree rule, match on action amd shot/reverse shot. Since then we have learned about loads of different camera shots, angles and movements. In our production we tried to use as many as possible.
Here is a link to our preliminary exercise: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFhvl9I7HhA&feature=channel&list=UL
Since editing our preliminary exercise in October 2011 we have learnt about many different things that have influenced us to make our final project.
Camera Work:
In our preliminary we only knew about the 180 degree rule, match on action amd shot/reverse shot. Since then we have learned about loads of different camera shots, angles and movements. In our production we tried to use as many as possible.
This is an example
of a high angle, establishing wide shot. This is used to set the scene and allow
the views to know the location of the scene.
This is Match On Action, which is what we learned before
completing our preliminary, We still used this in our final production.
Editing
This is the editing program on the computer we
used to put together our final production. We practiced using effects and
cutting and putting this together on this program.
Question 5
How did you attract/address your audience?
Question 4
Who would be the audience for your media
product?
Throughout school Elle’s interests and hobbies have
remained the same. She is a very keen dancer and very enthusiastic about sport.
Being a dancer Elle listens to a wide range of music to suit her different
dance styles. This would mean that Elle would be a fan of the music in our
production. The music relates to our audience in the sense that it is a current
song which is quite popular with many people, and it also has a lot of emotion
behind the lyrics which can relate to teenagers going through similar problems.
In Elle’s spare time she likes to go out with her friends
and chill out. Her friends share the same taste in music and films and always
watch their favourite productions together.
Some of Elle’s favourite films range from loads of
different genres. She likes comedy films like ‘Step-brothers’ and ‘the
hangover’ but she also like Rom-Com’s like ‘John Tucker must die’. Elle is also
interested in social films which represent class within schools for people
similar to her age like ‘Mean Girls’ and ‘Angus, thongs and perfect snogging’.
Our media production is similar to the films Elle likes
which is why we are targeting her as one of our primary viewers, other people
with the same interests and hobbies as Elle will also be interested.
Question 3
What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and
why?
We all thought about different things we could call
our production company and then we sat down and discussed which one was the best
and that’s when we chose ‘Film Star Productions’. We wanted our production name to be a catchy
one so it stands out to the right audience. We got our inspiration from big film
companies like ‘20th century
fox’. A production company is the one
who produces the films. The more well known companies to produce your film mean
more people will be intrigued to watch it. The money we would have raised for
our film to be produced and distributed could be through promotions. Promoting
our film to see if anyone is interested. We could do surveys in the street to
get research on what the public would think to our film and what sort of films
they would like to see, this is so we can make our film appealing to them. Our
film is institutionally similar to other romance/comedy films produced by the
‘20th century fox’ because that is what we are aiming our production
company to be similar to. It’s institutionally similar to films such as ‘Where
the heart is’ and ‘John tucker must die’.
Question 2
How does your media product represent particular social groups?
This film would mainly be suited for
girly girls; this is because it’s all about romance and boys and
stereotypically you wouldn’t really see goth/emo going to watch this film
because usually they are not into love and ‘cute’ films, its more about a
horror kind of movie. However in some cases this could be suited for boys if
they were looking for some inspiration on what to do, meaning they could be in
this kind of situation themselves. However most girls like watching them
because they could also relate to them and because they enjoy watching them.
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