Unit 9 digital learning aim c

Unit 9 Digital Learning Aim C

Learning Aim A

http://prezi.com/3j6sukagwfjx/?utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=copy&rc=ex0share

https://prezi.com/ebyyjldsyx_s/development-of-technologies/#

learning aim B Camera work

https://prezi.com/cs09venruvrh/camera-work/

https://prezi.com/rrrtpfo6snch/copy-of-media/

https://youtu.be/R7aLWbSv0Dg

Vodafone

demographics: smarts phones
age: 30s or above
gender: male and female
ethnicity: white characters
class: c1, B
psycho graphics aspires
emotional appeal persuasive technique: altruism
helpful society
its selling the fact that you can send pictures.
viral buzz -something that makes it interesting : unusual, taboo( offensive)
 it does not have a viral buzz because it hasn't been shared.
167,171 people have watched it in the world and it has 300 likes.
There are 2.94 billion People in the world
it interesting because it is silly and makes people laugh but want to take part and share it.

Homework Week 4: Promotional Key Features

Age: 15-20

Gender: male and female

Ethnicity: white

ABC: c1

Psychographic: mainstreams

The advert is promoting the 3 simcard.

The ad is targeting mainstreams and the purpose of the advert is for people to make their own and share it online with everyone so it will go viral which is a good thing for the company so that they can have a larger audience.

The persuasive technique they used is humour it can make some people laugh.

It’s appealing to mainstreams because it has a link at the bottom so you can make your own. Mainstreams are those who like to follow the crowd.

The fact that the cat can sing and the MISE-EN-SCENE they used such has lighting, location and affects the audience emotionally. This is because it is unique and unusual it’s something that will make people think wow ain't seen notting like it.The song they chose was a very catchy song and makes people want to hear more and get them into a happy mood.

https://prezi.com/-gv6acsggpo3/identifying-stereotypes-used/

05/10/2015

Unit 3 digital moving image

1)    Promoting three phone company about an app that can be used on your phone.

2)    Age from around 10 and above, gender male and female. Social class-little riding her bike in a neighbourhood.

3)    To get the audience attention, create humar make them laugh a little bit. Also to make the audience create their own video from the app.The company wants their ad to go viral and to make loads of money from it so by it going viral a lot of people will be aware and might want to get the app.

4)    Some people will find the advert funny. A persuasive technique they used was made a young girl ride around the and used a kat singing.The advert makes people feel happy and want to do one.

5)    The advert will get viral by peole creating their own and others will see it and then it could make others want to do it.I could benefit the company because a lot of people will download the app.

6)    The advert shows the young girl being young and free and just having fun.

Narrative stories: is about how stories are told. Narrative is the general term From Start to Finish,As the name suggests, linear narratives follow a straight line starting at the beginning, moving to the middle and proceeding to the end of the story. In contrast, a non-linear narrative often starts at the middle of a story or the height of a conflict and then double-backs to the beginning. Another, albeit more challenging, non-linear narrative form employs flashbacks and “flash forwards” to keep the reader on his toes as the writer tells the full story.

Linear story: the beginning, middle and end of a story.

The beginning Exposition, equilibrium which means all is in order, first to Introduces characters, setting etc.

The middle disruption means of the ordered state by an event, stage, rising to the climax: Action- interaction, conflicts increase, builds suspense.

Climax: Most dramatic point in a story in the action.The end Falling action, resolution: Conflict unravels, final moments of suspense are released. All the loose ends are tied up. In most cases cliff hanger or denouement which is the final part of a film.

Skins Trailer

In this Skins trailer the teen aged characters are presented as the stereotypical teens today. They’re in a party and they are behaving badly they are using drugs and drinking alcohol. The opening scene has been shown in this way to show the audience what the show is all about. The appearance of the characters extreme hairstyles and the girls faces full of makeup, people with drawings on their body. Most of the characters in the appeared to have half naked bodies. Which is expected considering the title of the teen drama is called ‘skins’.

It contains a lot of immature behaviour. There was a main character a young boy at the centre of attention waving a toy water gun about, He is shown in this way to make him look like a sexual confident person. This is importance because it shows he has authority and power. This action is an explanation of the falic imagery which is a male aspect that is supposedly meant to sender a message across. The audience for this Teen drama are teen and adults around their thirties.

Tv teen dramas use these stereotypes for specific reasons. One is to engage the audience with the program. Which is usually adults in their thirties, they can relate because they used to be young and used to get up to what they would see as no good now. The stereotypes are exaggerated for entertainment that is also something that engages the audience.

The camera shots explain a lot that you wouldn’t just necessarily see as a viewer either. Through most of the trailer the camera is held at a handheld, eye point of view, this is done to the audience. Also, there is a mid-shot of a group. Which shows relationships between friends.