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1) Write a definition of a  passive  audience:  This is where everyone agrees with the same thing and have same thoughts. 2)  Write a definition of an  active  audience: This is where everyone has their own opinion.  3) Write a definition of the  hypodermic needle  theory: This is where you watch it and it is 'enjected' into your brain and you don't disagree with it or agree. 4) Write down a  media text  for each category of Blumler and Katz's Uses and Gratifications theory and  WHY  it fits that particular audience use/gratification: INFORMATION/SURVEILLANCE:    learning info you already dint know. Why- Helps to educate the audience.  IDENTITY: personally relating to something.  > Why:  this type of media allows the viewer too see their own lifestyle or see their own life experiences. DIVERSION/ENTERTAINMENT:   being entertained away from your normal life. ...

Over time, media industries  have changed a lot.There are now disadvantages and advantages for example you can now shop online and it can be delivered to you right at your doorstep. This can be helpful when your busy doing something at home or are old and cant really travel far then that would be a very good thing. There are also disadvantages say for example a young child is online on the internet there are a lot of bad things that could potentially happen, they could get cyber bullied or a older man could talk to them and they might be endangered. Years have past and the music Industries have changed significantly. One way it has changed is because of YouTube. People used to get famous of YouTube because they would post a very bad quality video in one place singing. That's what used to happen whereas today to get famous you need money to make your song popular and amazing. The prices are ranged from 200-500 thousand dollars. Now in music videos you can see people in places yo...

1) What is the preferred reading of a media text? The Preferred reading would see the audience siding with the character of Harry - all youths are thugs, mindless and only do bad things. 2) What is the oppositional reading of a media text? The Oppositional reader would say things like there is a reason behind the way the youths act, that they feel sorry for them rather than the people they are terrorizing.  3) How does the Harry Brown trailer position the audience to respond to the teenage characters in the film? Harry Brown positioned youths as very bad and that they are thugs. (all) This would make the audience see that all young adults are not good people and that they do contemptible things. 4) Why might young people reject this reading and construct an oppositional reading of the trailer? The Oppostional reader would disagree and say no, not all youths are contemptible and do wrong things like drugs. 5) Write a 200 word analysis of the McDonald's...

This is an extreme long Shot and this helps focus on me and Caroline and it makes a scene of what we are doing and what we are discussing about. This is a Longshot. This shows Caroline turned around maybe not wanting to show her identity and me walking down the stairs confused about what she is doing. This might connote that Caroline is powerful at this angle. This is a medium shot of my face showing me looking around connoting that I am looking at Caroline who is covering her identity and I am confused and don't know what is going on. This is a close up of Caroline turned around and not showing her identity because she is maybe shy or is hiding for a particular reason. This would make the consumers curious to find out who it is. This is an over the shoulder shot of Caroline looking at me and I am curiously looking at her confused and don't know who she is. This connotes that I am curious to what is going on and what she is doing. This is a close-up and th...

1) WWW: Your Question 9 has potential but you ran out of time. Grade: 3- 2) Q1:0 Q2:1 Q3:1 Q4:1 Q5:0 Q6:2 Q7:1 Q8:1 Q9:3 3) Yeah, I used words like company when I could have used words like consumers or producers. I need to use media terminology because if I don't I lose marks I need to revise these media words so that for my next test I am set for my tests. 4) I answered question 9 decently well. I could have written more than went into more detail and got more marks for it. I think I did well on this because I sort of used media terminology and got marks for that and also had good sentences and it linked a lot towards the question. 5) This is one of my weaker questions because I wrote a lot but only got one mark for it. This is because I guessed most of it because I was not sure what the real answer was. Instead, I could have written this for question 9 and got way more marks and got a better grade. 6) I think that producers use children in their a...

Blog Task 2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WIs7QfAHwN0 1)    Pick  three  camera shots and explain the effect they have on the audience. I saw an over the shoulder shot, there is a close up when you could see the women speaking to the other woman and there is also establishing shot. These all have an effect because they show something important like where they are or who is there or what they look like. 2) Pick  two  camera angles and explain the effect they have on the audience.  There was a POV and this affected the audience by showing the expression of the character and what her emotions were. There was also a full shot, this established what the character was wearing and what her expression was like. 3) Analyse the  camera movement  at two key points in the clip and write about why the director chose to use that camera movement. There was 1 key point where the camera stood still like an over the sho...

This shot is called a medium shot. This is a medium shot because it shows the subject from face to knee and it shows their expressions, mouth wide open suggesting the character is shocked. This shot is called Establishing Shot, often included at the beginning of the scene. This might suggest that something is going to happen as the man in the car has got out and someone else is looking at him from behind the car. This shot is called a close-up. The subject's head/face takes up the majority of the frame and that allows their reaction and emotions to create a scene. This might suggest that the man is worried and is looking at someone but we can't see them. This makes us feel curious to know who it is and what they want. 3) Why does the pace of the  editing  change in this sequence and what is the effect on the audience? The pace of the editing increases because the movement speed of each character is increasing and therefore they increase the amount o...