Preliminary Task Deadline: 12B Monday 26th June 2017
12C Thursday 29th June 2017
Pop Promo Principle Photography Deadline: Monday 30th October 2017
Pop Promo Version 1 Rough Cut Deadline: Friday 10th November 2017
Main Task - Pop Promo Deadline: Friday 17th November 2017
Ancillary 1 - Digipak Deadline: Friday 17th November 2017
Ancillary 2 - Website/Advert: Friday 17th November 2017
Evaluation Deadline: Friday 08th December 2017
GRAVENEY ADVANCED PRODUCTION HOMEPAGE
Wednesday 31 July 2019
Wednesday 31 January 2018
A2 Media Studies – G324 Advanced Portolio
A2 MEDIA STUDIES – G324 ADVANCED PORTFOLIO
The Advanced Portfolio is the internally
assessed coursework unit that is worth 50% of your A2 grade. For this module you will produce a media
production portfolio, comprising:
Ø a main and two ancillary products
Ø a presentation of your research and planning
Ø an evaluation of the project.
The media portfolio will be produced
through a combination of two or more of the following media
Ø Video
Ø Print
Ø Web-based
Ø Audio
Your
brief.
A promotion package for a new, debut artist
that includes the debut CD album cover and a music promo video for the debut
single, together with two of the
following three options:
·
website homepage for the band
·
a digipak for the album’s release (minimum 5 panels)
·
a magazine advertisement for the album’s release.
The presentation of your research,
planning, construction and evaluation will be through connected blog pages and
must include a range of media forms and presentational devices such as:
Ø A presentation using slideshow software such as PowerPoint, Prezi,
Tumblr, emaze, Voicethread etc.
Ø A vlog
Ø A podcast
Ø A video presentation with audio commentary
Ø Website presentation, such as Wix.com
The presentation of your research and
planning must be presented through a
range of multi-media posts and be clearly evidenced on your blog. A full list
of what is required for the research and planning tasks is posted on out G324
Planning Blog.
You are required to keep regular blog
updates that record your decisions and revisions, with explanations as to how
and why your project is taking shape.
This should include; photographs of locations, actors, costumes, props,
make up, on set photographs etc. in support of your comments.
The Evaluation
This is not a written essay and the potential to achieve top
marks should be exploited through the use of images, audio, video and links to
online resources. You should aim to use
a range of digital media formats in the presentation of your responses to the
following four questions:
Ø In what ways does your media
product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
Ø How effective is the combination
of your main product and ancillary texts?
Ø What have you learned from your
audience feedback?
Ø How did you use media
technologies in the construction and research, planning and evaluation stages?
Whatever
form your evaluation responses take, these again must be uploaded onto your blog and clearly displayed for
marking. It is essential that your blog is easily navigable and that you have
clearly identified the different stages of Research and Planning, Construction
and Evaluation through linked blog pages.
Work should be posted in date order, with most recent first.
Attendance for all
lessons remains compulsory and any unauthorized absences will need to be
supported with written documentation. We
expect you all to work to the highest possible standard and to ultimately
produce an advanced production that clearly demonstrates your knowledge and
understanding of the major theories covered during the course. Your aim will be to produce a folder of work
that is simply the best media work you have ever done and to submit this work
for assessment and for exhibition at the end of the course.
We hope you enjoy this final production module. Good luck.
Monday 3 July 2017
Preliminary Task Evaluation
Once you have edited your
preliminary task, you will need to evaluate the overall effectiveness of the
finished product and reflect upon your technical skills and what you have learnt
from completing it.
Comment on the effectiveness
of following:
· How you constructed some key shots and
included camera shot, angle and movement (pay close attention to focus and shot
distances and use about 3 examples)
·
Mise-en-scene (How important is this? How have you attempted to
create it? Use of costume/props?)
·
How it is edited (Think about
match on action, pace, rhythm)
·
Performance (Is the acting/performance controlled and convincing?)
· How well planned where you? Are there any
ways in which you could have been better planned?
· What have learned from completing this
task?
· Overall, how effective has your
contribution to this task been?
Friday 9 June 2017
DigiPak Design Preliminary Task 1
A2 Media Studies – Advanced Portfolio
Creating a brand
representation for an artist – preliminary planning task.
Pick one name from the list below of potential band/artist
names.
·
Decide on what genre of music you think the name
implies
·
Create a Pinterest mood board that represents
the artist/bands genre, style, influences, target audience and brand identity.
·
Take a photograph that captures the essence of
your artist’s brand identity and use this in Photoshop to create a front cover
for the digipak of their debut album; complete with album title.
- Loveless
- Good Samaritan[s]
- Daisycutter
- Dirty Ballerina
- M1LK
- Imagination Station
- Cryptych
- Leon Smith
- Joleen
- Stone
Thursday 8 June 2017
Preliminary Task
A2 Media Studies – G324 Advanced Portfolio – Preliminary Planning – Pop
Promo
As part of your Research and Planning portfolio
you will need to complete one further ancillary production task. This will be submitted to the external
moderator as evidence of your research and planning for the Advanced
Portfolio. You will be working in your
production groups. Attendance and
completion of the task is essential and compulsory. Failure to attend lessons, or to complete the
tasks set will result in you having 15 marks deducted from your final mark. Any absences must be fully explained.
Pop Promo Preliminary Task
In your production groups you will be given a
choice of existing pop promos to choose from.
Your task is to recreate a key sequence from one of the promos, that
includes a verse and a chorus and lasts approximately 45 - 60 seconds. Before
you will be allowed to shoot your footage you must submit the following;
·
Storyboard or animatic of sequence
[including details of framing, focus and camera movement]
·
Shooting schedule
- · List of required resources [including performers]
- · List of costumes and props
- · List of locations
It is vital
that you are well planned and well prepared for the day of the shoot, with all
your resources ready. You must not
disrupt lessons or behave inappropriately at any point. Any behaviour that reflects badly on the
department will result in those involved being excluded from using departmental
equipment for the shoot of the main task.
You should pay
attention to the deadlines and schedule below so that your work is completed in
time for peer evaluation on the 18th of June.
Preliminary
Task 12C
|
Preliminary
Task 12B
|
Monday
19th June p1&2 – Set brief and Plan
|
Friday
16th June p4 – set brief and plan
|
Tuesday
20th June p3 - Pop video theory
|
Monday
19th June p5 – planning
|
Weds
21st June p4 – Andrew Goodwin
|
Weds
21st June p1&2 – Shoot prelim task
|
Thurs
22nd June p5 – Check storyboards/Pop video analysis
|
Thurs
22nd June p3 – Edit 1
|
Monday
26th June p1&2 – Shoot prelim task
|
Friday
23rd June – Edit 2
|
Tuesday
27th June p3 - Edit 1
|
Monday
26th June p5 – Screening and Evaluation
|
Weds
28th June p4 – Edit 2
|
Weds
28th p 1&2 – pop video theory
|
Thurs
29th INSED Day.
Monday 03rd July - Evaluation and Screening. |
Thurs
29th June INSED Day
Friday 30th June - Andrew Goodwin's Theories |
Producing a pop promo is an extremely difficult task and
requires a high degree of planning, initiative and creativity. Make full use of the time given to you and be
sure to complete the task to the deadline.
Good luck.
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