Pre NEA Activity

In this assessment you must be able to evidence your knowledge and understanding of the key concepts studied this term.  You must be able to apply these to this practical exercise.


Key concepts:


  • Denotation/connotation.
  • Camera shot, angle and movement.
  • Genre: codes and conventions.
  • Representation: stereotyping.
  • Contexts.
  • Intertextuality.


THE OVERALL TASK

Create a front page for a news website.

Contexts to be used in your front page: 
  • The Royal Wedding next year (will cost £10million - Windsor [The Royal Family] said they would pay for it).
AND
  • The Grenfell Tower disaster (there's still people who haven't been relocated properly).


Key Issues
19th March 2018 - Wedding took place - cost £32 Million - Royal Family 

Grenfell tower - 14th June 2018 - People still without homes - Royal family not helping

 Left wing approach

Audience

Young audiences - Reformers and strugglers - C2DE - appeal to emotions

Intertextuality
Kate and William's wedding- accepted and celebrated with merchandise, Meghan's father's disagreement with the wedding and the press
Image result for grenfell towerImage result for grenfell tower afterwardsImage result for harry and meghan weddingImage result for harry and meghan wedding


Typography

Burning Costs

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