Friday 11 July 2014
Tuesday 8 July 2014
Blog questions!
Blog Questions:
Greenford news story:
A man was taken to major trauma centre after a road accident at Oldfield lane, Greenford.
National news story:
Madeline Mc Can's search party has begun once again due to suspitions from a suspect to be questioned later.
London news story:
London house prices rise by 25% since 1987 pushing the average up to £400,000, the gap between London and the rest of the UK is £100,000.
Sports news story:
Suarez, who has four years remaining on his Liverpool contract, is serving four months ban due to biting Italy's Georgio Chielillni.
Funny news story:
Lady has baby outside primark in Birmingham, on-lookers give money and presents to the celebration.
Greenford news story: We chose this story because it was very close to Greenford high school and it's very depressing for the community as it happened to someone in our community and how severe it was.
National news story: I chose this for the national story because Madeleine Mc Can affected the country a lot and everyone was worried that search party's would not find her so it's a relief that the search party is starting again so it gives her family and the nation hope that she might be found.
London news story: I chose this story because it will affect many people trying to get a job in London and get a house. Also it would affect our a community as people buy house all the time around London. The gap between London and the rest of the country is a huge and horrific sum and many people would not be able to pay it.
Sports news story: I chose this as my sports story because Suarez has bit people in a match three times, Fifa think that it is not acceptable so they banned him for a long time ( four months.) This would affect him as is team might lose some games as he is a very good asset to Liverpool.
Funny news story: I chose this story as it is strange that someone gave birth outside Primark and it is funny for that to happen to someone. I also think it is strange that on lookers gave presents to the lady as they do not know her.
Firstly in my broadcast I said the National story first because the missing of Madeleine Mc Can was the most important story out of all of them as it affected the country a lot and everyone would be relieved that police have started the investigation again. Secondly I said the Suarez story because it is important to Liverpool supporters and many people think it is disgraceful that he has done it again. After that I said the London story because it is important to us and should be told so that many people know if they want to buy a house in London it is going to cost more than buying a house in a different part of the country. Then I chose the funny story so people do not get to depressed and since the news is aimed at teenagers and young adults they don't get bored and switch to a different channel. I then said the Greenford news so the teenagers know what is happening in their area.
We made sure that the script was the right length by reading all the article and picking out the parts that stay in the sixty seconds and appeal to the young audience.
We made sure that each story was clear by telling the audience the heading first from the article so they know what we are talking about before we went into more detail.
We made sure that the broadcast was professional by using a set up (chair and table). Also we made it professional by not exceeding the limit of sixty seconds and try to be clear and slow so the person watching it would find it easy to listen to.
My role in the group was broadcaster so I had to be filmed saying the information and I had to read the lines that the journalist made for the news show.
I think that my group worked at a four as everyone contributed to the script to make it professional.
If I had done it again I would have broadcast it more slowly and clear as I got nervous when looking at the camera.
Greenford news story:
A man was taken to major trauma centre after a road accident at Oldfield lane, Greenford.
National news story:
Madeline Mc Can's search party has begun once again due to suspitions from a suspect to be questioned later.
London news story:
London house prices rise by 25% since 1987 pushing the average up to £400,000, the gap between London and the rest of the UK is £100,000.
Sports news story:
Suarez, who has four years remaining on his Liverpool contract, is serving four months ban due to biting Italy's Georgio Chielillni.
Funny news story:
Lady has baby outside primark in Birmingham, on-lookers give money and presents to the celebration.
Greenford news story: We chose this story because it was very close to Greenford high school and it's very depressing for the community as it happened to someone in our community and how severe it was.
National news story: I chose this for the national story because Madeleine Mc Can affected the country a lot and everyone was worried that search party's would not find her so it's a relief that the search party is starting again so it gives her family and the nation hope that she might be found.
London news story: I chose this story because it will affect many people trying to get a job in London and get a house. Also it would affect our a community as people buy house all the time around London. The gap between London and the rest of the country is a huge and horrific sum and many people would not be able to pay it.
Sports news story: I chose this as my sports story because Suarez has bit people in a match three times, Fifa think that it is not acceptable so they banned him for a long time ( four months.) This would affect him as is team might lose some games as he is a very good asset to Liverpool.
Funny news story: I chose this story as it is strange that someone gave birth outside Primark and it is funny for that to happen to someone. I also think it is strange that on lookers gave presents to the lady as they do not know her.
Firstly in my broadcast I said the National story first because the missing of Madeleine Mc Can was the most important story out of all of them as it affected the country a lot and everyone would be relieved that police have started the investigation again. Secondly I said the Suarez story because it is important to Liverpool supporters and many people think it is disgraceful that he has done it again. After that I said the London story because it is important to us and should be told so that many people know if they want to buy a house in London it is going to cost more than buying a house in a different part of the country. Then I chose the funny story so people do not get to depressed and since the news is aimed at teenagers and young adults they don't get bored and switch to a different channel. I then said the Greenford news so the teenagers know what is happening in their area.
We made sure that the script was the right length by reading all the article and picking out the parts that stay in the sixty seconds and appeal to the young audience.
We made sure that each story was clear by telling the audience the heading first from the article so they know what we are talking about before we went into more detail.
We made sure that the broadcast was professional by using a set up (chair and table). Also we made it professional by not exceeding the limit of sixty seconds and try to be clear and slow so the person watching it would find it easy to listen to.
My role in the group was broadcaster so I had to be filmed saying the information and I had to read the lines that the journalist made for the news show.
I think that my group worked at a four as everyone contributed to the script to make it professional.
If I had done it again I would have broadcast it more slowly and clear as I got nervous when looking at the camera.
HSBC ad!
To make these adverts I had to use a software called Adobe Photoshop. To make these ads I took a template of Google Images and put some other images on top so that it was different and not plagiarism. To add words to my ads I used the tool called the "text tool." I used pictures for justice because many different people would interpret justice in a different way due to different cultures or religions. Also I used family because there is a lot of things people can say about their family such as things I wrote in my message. Also many children look up to their parents as most parents do the best for their children. In ad 1 I chose the pictures because they all show different types of justice like in court or in a big war.
Tuesday 1 July 2014
Textual Language
Film Trailer:
Genre:
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire's genre is Action/Fantasy. This is a trailer that is giving you an expectation on how the movie is and is advertising the movie to go to the cinema to watch it so the cinema will get the money.
Audience:
The film is aiming at teens and early young adults that enjoy action. The age group is 13-25 although many more people over 25 like the books and movies. The percentage of people who watches this is who are men is: 55 percent and women: 45 percent, this is because more males would like fighting and killing then females however many girls like violence, there is more boys than girls who like violent films. Also many girls will like this film because there is an aspect of romance.
Platform:
This could be shown on Youtube. This trailer would be on TV channels such as ITV and Channel 4 however it would be on at late in the afternoon because it is not suitable for some younger children as it has violence in it. The full trailer would not be on TV so to watch the full video you would have to go on Youtube or a social media website like Facebook. The movie could be seen illegally, seen in the cinema or seen on DVD.
Advert:
Genre:
This advert's genre is comedy and action. The Sub-Genre is that they are advertising Kit Kat and since the advert is only one minute long it means that the whole advert is played on TV.
Audience:
The target audience for this advert would specifically be aimed at a male audience from 15-25 due to the use of action and racing. The percentage of males who would watch this advert is: 80% and females: 20%. They have made this advert because they trying to get older people such as teenagers into there products because mostly children eat Kit Kat. Males would enjoy this advert as generally most males like enigmatic conventions such as racing however some women who like action and cars(sport cars) would enjoy this as well.
Platform
This advert would be played on TV channels such as ITV, Channel 5 and Channel 4. Also the video would be seen on Youtube however the advert is short unlike some movie trailers so the whole movie can be played on TV so some people would not want to watch it on Youtube. The advert also could be seen on some social media websites such as Facebook.
Music Video:
Genre:
The genre of this music is Indie Rock/pop.
Audience:
The audience for One Republic would be a 50 split because they don't aim at any gender. The age group for One Republic would be from 10-25. It would target a family audience however there are romantic songs that mainly females would like and empathize with. Also more people from the North of England would listen to this type of music as it is very popular with the white middle and working class.
Platform:
This would be listened to on Youtube or on a TV channel such as MTV or Kerrang. Also if someone liked the song they could share it on a social media website such as Instagram or Facebook for people to see.
Genre:
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire's genre is Action/Fantasy. This is a trailer that is giving you an expectation on how the movie is and is advertising the movie to go to the cinema to watch it so the cinema will get the money.
Audience:
The film is aiming at teens and early young adults that enjoy action. The age group is 13-25 although many more people over 25 like the books and movies. The percentage of people who watches this is who are men is: 55 percent and women: 45 percent, this is because more males would like fighting and killing then females however many girls like violence, there is more boys than girls who like violent films. Also many girls will like this film because there is an aspect of romance.
Platform:
This could be shown on Youtube. This trailer would be on TV channels such as ITV and Channel 4 however it would be on at late in the afternoon because it is not suitable for some younger children as it has violence in it. The full trailer would not be on TV so to watch the full video you would have to go on Youtube or a social media website like Facebook. The movie could be seen illegally, seen in the cinema or seen on DVD.
Advert:
Genre:
This advert's genre is comedy and action. The Sub-Genre is that they are advertising Kit Kat and since the advert is only one minute long it means that the whole advert is played on TV.
Audience:
The target audience for this advert would specifically be aimed at a male audience from 15-25 due to the use of action and racing. The percentage of males who would watch this advert is: 80% and females: 20%. They have made this advert because they trying to get older people such as teenagers into there products because mostly children eat Kit Kat. Males would enjoy this advert as generally most males like enigmatic conventions such as racing however some women who like action and cars(sport cars) would enjoy this as well.
Platform
This advert would be played on TV channels such as ITV, Channel 5 and Channel 4. Also the video would be seen on Youtube however the advert is short unlike some movie trailers so the whole movie can be played on TV so some people would not want to watch it on Youtube. The advert also could be seen on some social media websites such as Facebook.
Music Video:
Genre:
The genre of this music is Indie Rock/pop.
Audience:
The audience for One Republic would be a 50 split because they don't aim at any gender. The age group for One Republic would be from 10-25. It would target a family audience however there are romantic songs that mainly females would like and empathize with. Also more people from the North of England would listen to this type of music as it is very popular with the white middle and working class.
Platform:
This would be listened to on Youtube or on a TV channel such as MTV or Kerrang. Also if someone liked the song they could share it on a social media website such as Instagram or Facebook for people to see.
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