BOOSTER- MEDIA STUDIES PAPER 2

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 BOOSTER- MEDIA STUDIES PAPER 2 

30 percent, 60 marks

SECTION A: Television

50 mins (including watching)

Question 1: stepped questions based on the extract. Analysis of media language or Representation

Question 2: 10 mark question on contexts, industries or audiences

SECTION B: MUSIC 

40 mins

Question 3: 20 mark analysis of media language or Representation 

Question 4: 10 mark question on contexts, industries or audiences 

TELEVISION!

I-player season one episode one: Luther (analyses)

Question 2: THE SWEENEY

QUESTION 1: (stepped) will ask you to analyse EITHER Media Language or Representations in an extract (approx. 3 mins)

Question 1A: simple analysis

Question 1B: analysis + make a judgement 

Question 2 will be on TV, Audiences, Industry or Contexts

ANALYSE: camera work, sound, editing, Mise-en- scene

LUTHER: anti-hero, anti-stereotype, black male, intelligent hero 

















































STRUCTURE:

WHAT?- the extract uses handheld shots, close- ups and wide established shots

HOW?- the shaky handheld camera during the chase creates a sense of urgency, close ups reveal luther's emotional state, and wide shots show the scale and isolation of the setting

WHY?-  these choices are typical of crime dramas, where realism, suspense and character psychology are emphasised...

Camera work and editing

wide shot - opposite side of the table 

hero and villian 

breaks the 180 degree rule 

same time yawning

the non-dieagetic 

shot- reverse shot

























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