Genre example
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Establishing problem
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Elaboration / development
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Complication
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Action climax
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Resolution
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Romance
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Horror/ American horror story
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They are witches and they killed some
boys who were on a bus and one of the girls boyfriends was killed along with the
boys
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They raped one of the girls in the
house and now they were being questioned because they were killed them for
what they did to her.
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They don’t know they are witches until
one of the girls tells them because they were scared of being jailed for
killing the boys even
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The lead witch give the two people who
were asking the questions water that would make them do what she says.
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They give the people who are asking
the questions something to stop them saying thing to the police and now they
will not because they will not remember what was going on.
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Action/ Luke cage
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The police office was not a good one because he worked with the bad
guys.
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He helped the bad guy get his guns back from the police which is not
a very good thing to do.
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The bad guy shots the cop and that is because he was talking about
luke cage which the bad guy did not like
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Luke cage now had to help the bad cop because he said he was going to
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Sci Fi
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Wednesday, 7 December 2016
Todorov’s Narrative Structure
Monday, 5 December 2016
Friday, 25 November 2016
Friday, 18 November 2016
UNIT 1B- AUDIENCE PROFILING
UNIT 1B- AUDIENCE PROFILING
Demographics
- Age: (13 - 19)
- Gender: Male and Female
- Class: (working and middle class)
- Race: Any race
- Geographical Location: London
Psychographics
- Beliefs: That bullying is wrong, needing to find someone to tell, standing up to the bully
- Values: It’s bad that people experience bullying around them or they're getting bullied, influence of Social Media.
- Interests: -People that are already in the educational system
-People that are in school
-Victims of bullying
-People that want to stop bullying
Purpose of audience profiling for your campaign
We will have a clear understanding of who we are aiming our campaign at, therefore finding out: Beliefs, Interests and values. Alongside this we can tailor the content to suit our target audiences. As we know what area our campaign is based in means we would know the interests, beliefs, values of the area we are able to add this into our research. The use of primary and secondary research has helped with the purpose of the audience profiling as we are able to see what audience, demographic and psychographic would be interested in watching our campaign advert and may be experiencing the topic we are doing.
Using research data to develop a profile.
We researched Primary and Secondary research to develop a profile so we as campaigners can get a little idea about bullying and what other campaign’s do to try to stop bullying. The Primary Research helped us because we got some answers from people in our class, who are the same age group as our target audience, this is affective because we can have an idea of what they think about bullying and what they would do if they witnessed bullying. Secondary research helped us because we got to see what other campaigns and charities do.
Wednesday, 16 November 2016
Monday, 14 November 2016
Tuesday, 8 November 2016
Task 3B- #STANDUPTOBULLYING
Task 3B- #STANDUPTOBULLYING
Target Audience.
This short film is aimed at young adults because bullying is more targeted to young adults more than other ages. It shows contents of physical and emotional abuse. We have decided to use the stereotypical bullying scenes such as bullying in school toilets.
Purpose:
Inform: You can get involved by 1. Helping out bullying, i.e. telling teachers, parents, any form of help. 2. Get in contact with them on their website, get involved and join them.
Educate: This will show bully's how they make people feel. And that it can happen to a range of different ages, but portraying that school is one of the main areas from which bullying takes place.
Entertain: This will entertain people who like to help bullying and assist people in need and to help them recover after the hard part which would be telling someone.
Providing a service: #Standuptobullying fully supports stopping bullying for good.
Persuade: The reason for this short film is persuading bullies that it's bad and horrible, and for victims that there are people to talk too that understand and want to help and not to be scared about what is happening.
Platform: YouTube, #Standuptobullying website are places where you can access this short film. The advert would be shown on TV as well as YouTube. There would be social media platforms including Facebook/Twitter
Synopsis: The short campaign short film is set mainly in the school toilets where the actual bullying is taking place. School is one of the main places from which bullying takes place and it would be set in the school toilets as this is a place where the bullies can bully their victims as there are no teachers around meaning that they would not get in trouble for what they are doing.
Sub-Genre: Society and current affairs and bullying. This short film is showing violence emotionally and physically.
Format: Short filming campaign containing loose narrative around bullying and public involvement.
Techniques:
Reconstruction: Actors playing bully and victims.
Biased: One side of the argument. The bully's perspective and how the bully feels and how the bully can get help.
Captions: Once a bully always a bully.
Logistics:
Location: School toilets, around the school
Timeframe: Around 2 ½ minutes.
Images:
Graphic: This film has physically and emotional abuse so this will be for the ages 12 and over.
Resources:
Equipment: School toilets, corridor of Leyton Sixth form, filming camera.
Summary: Image a world where bullies were victims and the victims were bully’s. It is a short clip showing abuse from victims discussing how it is bad to be a bully and that being a bully is the worst thing. There are going to be a gang of victims making the bully feel sad about what they are, shouting "once a bully always a bully". As the film continues the bully will feel intimidated and upset.
Friday, 4 November 2016
Thursday, 3 November 2016
Friday, 21 October 2016
Wednesday, 19 October 2016
Tuesday, 18 October 2016
Tuesday, 11 October 2016
Thursday, 6 October 2016
Wednesday, 5 October 2016
Thursday, 29 September 2016
Wednesday, 28 September 2016
Thursday, 22 September 2016
Wednesday, 21 September 2016
Monday, 19 September 2016
Wednesday, 14 September 2016
Tasks 2: call sheet
Call Sheet No: 1
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Estimated wrap: 19/09/16
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*** See movement order 1 and attached map ***Location: Leyton Sixth Form College
Location contact: 020 8928 9000
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