1. AS exam

2. Q.1 30 mins screening and notes

3. Q.1 30 mins screening and notes
45 mins writing: 50 marks

4. Q.1 30 mins screening and notes
45 mins writing: 50 marks
Explanation, Argument, Analysis 20
Examples 20
Terminology 10

5. TV Drama

6. camerawork
TV Drama

7. sound camerawork
TV Drama

8. sound camerawork
TV Drama
editing

9. sound camerawork
TV Drama
editing mise-en-scene

10. representations

11. gender
representations

12. ethnicity
gender
representations

13. ethnicity
gender
representations
age

14. class/status
ethnicity
gender
representations
age

15. class/status
ethnicity
gender
representations
disability
age

16. class/status
ethnicity
gender
representations
disability sexuality
age

17. regional identity class/status
ethnicity
gender
representations
disability sexuality
age

18. How do the technical features help construct the representation?

19. Note-taking

20. covering all areas

21. relating technical code to representation

22. supporting with examples

23. Structure

24. each technical area in
turn
Structure

25. each technical area in
turn
Structure
NOT blow-by-blow

26. each technical area in
turn
Structure
intro- VERY BRIEF
NOT blow-by-blow

27. each technical area in conclusion- relate back to
turn the representation
Structure
intro- VERY BRIEF
NOT blow-by-blow

28. Structure
Timing
Argument

29. Section B: Newspaper Industry

31. 45 mins, 50 marks
Explanation, Argument, Analysis 20
Examples 20
Terminology 10

32. Production
Funding
Distribution
Marketing
Exchange
What do these mean? How do they apply to the newspaper industry?

33. Ownership

34. cross-media convergence and synergy

35. technology- industry and audience

36. hardware and proliferation

37. technological convergence

38. targeting audiences

39. how far is your consumption typical?

40. Tips
• do a little plan before starting
• answer the question set
• structure your argument carefully
• support points with examples throughout
• use the time effectively