Wednesday, 28 November 2012
Reminder of Homework - A Presentation of your Draft so far due tomorrow lesson
If you are NOT coming on the trip on Friday:
You will use the 2.5 hours & 3 hours Homework to write a draft Textual Analysis essay of 750-1000 words using PEAS is due on your films.
Next week (Tomorrows Lesson) you will each present the content of your essay (5 mins)
to the class as a model example - ensure you have the key scenes ready
to play in the room.
To ensure you cover all levels of thinking your presentation should be structured using PEAS.
- You should have a Thesis Statement - your personal argument (eg: the films follow or break the conventional narrative/genre rules, it questions our idea of the Hero for the modern day, it represent men as femininised, it has created a more sucessful style of Horror etc)
- It must examine the MICRO in your key scenes and discuss the significance of creating MACRO meaning (ie: how the camera in Psycho objectified the women sexually to represent her as 'there to be looked at', how the location/props create Genre meaning, how the editing makes the narrative 'jump' around out of sequence or tells 2 stories at once/creates juxtaposition between hero & villain - Batman can;t save both who has to die?)
- Each point must Infer (def: to reason, imply, propose, read into, imply, deduce) meaning to your MACRO (Narrative, Genre etc) study
- You should end with a conclusion
The class will mark your presentation out of 40 using the mark scheme - this will be used as your initial Module grade for your reports this term.
Wednesday, 21 November 2012
Textual Analysis MACRO framework definitions
Theory with a small 't' - some approaches
These critical approaches (theory with a small 't') may be helpful to explore your area - they are from A2 Media so the elders (yr13) may find this a good way to cross over with the Media exam
The Male Gaze
Week 3 Coursework & Set Cover Work/Homework for Friday
If you are NOT coming on the trip on Friday:
You will use the 2.5 hours & 3 hours Homework to write a draft Textual Analysis essay of 750-1000 words using PEAS is due on your films.
Next week you will each present the content of your essay (10 mins) to the class as a model example - ensure you have the key scenes ready to play in the room. Your presentation must be structured using PEAS.
- You must have a Thesis Statement - your personal argument
- You must end with a conclusion
- It must compare the key scenes and comment on the significance of at least 1 aspect of MICRO (MES, CAM, EDIT, SOUND)
- Each point must Examine & Infer meaning to your MACRO study
- It must relate to your Thesis Statement
The class will mark your presentation out of 40 using the mark scheme - this will be used as your initial Module grade for your reports this term.
There will be no lesson planned next week - YOU are the Teacher, your content IS the lesson.
If you ARE coning to the Trip on Friday
Use your notes & learning on Narrative to prepare a lesson that applies (uses information in a new situation - ie different film) what you have learned to the Narrative for V for Vendetta (Group 1) & Children of Men (Group 2)
Each group give a 20 minute Microteach with Clips from the films
Friday, 16 November 2012
Homework Mod 2 Week 2
1. Peer Assess the essays you took from class today (Grace I think you left yours behind so come and collect before next Thursday). Use the mark scheme to give it a grade (numeric) and be prepared to justify your decision
2. Upload your photo of your PEAS cards you wrote today - this is crucial for us to use in class to compare with Children of Men
3. Now you have a conclusion for your Textual Analysis, plan your coursework essay - list 4 points you want to address that you can compare and contrast in each film
POINT (MACRO areas - youth are represented as.../our hero is motivated out of revenge/enjoys killing)
EXAMPLE (Key Scene & MICRO - how this links to the point)
ANALYSIS (Infer Meaning ie: the character/motives/how they overcome problems/are represented as..)
4. Pay for the Film Studies trip for next week - £10 to finance. See me Wednesday if you are skint.
2. Upload your photo of your PEAS cards you wrote today - this is crucial for us to use in class to compare with Children of Men
3. Now you have a conclusion for your Textual Analysis, plan your coursework essay - list 4 points you want to address that you can compare and contrast in each film
POINT (MACRO areas - youth are represented as.../our hero is motivated out of revenge/enjoys killing)
EXAMPLE (Key Scene & MICRO - how this links to the point)
ANALYSIS (Infer Meaning ie: the character/motives/how they overcome problems/are represented as..)
4. Pay for the Film Studies trip for next week - £10 to finance. See me Wednesday if you are skint.
Wednesday, 14 November 2012
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