Redha Chali

 The water aid advert is made to encourage audiences to the cause. with Claudia the main protagonist centred around the advert. With Claudia being a female she immediately subverts the stereotype of men being the 'provider' and Van Zoonen's theory and contributes to social change by representing women in non-traditional roles. In December 2016 the video had been viewed around 47,000 times and highly encourages the use of social media to share the advert round. showing that their target audience is literate with new technology. further evidence of this is shown through the imperative 'TEXT SUNNY TO 70555'.  The use of the 90s song 'Sunshine on a rainy day' also connotes that the target audience are around 30-40 year olds and gain nostalgic pleasure through the song. the opening medium shot with the radio and the rain hitting it against the window represents modern British setting. further shown in the audio codes of the accent heard from the radio. people fro...

  Firstly zoellas audience fit the graphic of young (majority) females. When Zoella was so called ‘in trend’ she had a very loyal fan base. They were also part of an online active community. One of the prime examples of this is when she released her debut novel. Which ended up becoming the fastest selling debut novel of all time even surpassing harry potter. She also had an active audience as she amassed millions of followers very quickly. They become active media content producers when they start making fan pages, imitating her make up or YouTube videos or even her personality. This can refer back to David Gauntletts theory of identification that the idea that the media provide us with ‘tools’ or resources that we use to construct our identities. To normal people some may believe that she has a close relationship with her fans. however I do think that she has a close relationship with her fans she also had parasocial ...

Q. what is a media conglomerate? (2 marks) A. a company that owns other numerous companies involved in mass media enterprises such as tv or radio.  Q. how does ownership shape the content of newspapers? refer to mirror and the times. (8 marks) A. ownership of these newspapers can alter the content they release and also how they choose to present that information to the public. for example red top newspapers tend be less formal and on the front cover tend to have some sort of pun relating to the main headline. these type of newspapers tend to have a lower demographic and appeal to the middle class audiences and any central/left wing audiences. both newspapers usually portray a secondary story/article on the front page however the mirror uses images to portray the story whereas the the times just use a headline. further portraying the sophisticated nature of the times. the mirror also have a pug and puff on the top of the cover to show vouchers for supermarket stores again this ...

Newspapers The Times: Ownership The times is a daily national newspaper based in London. it was first founded in 1785 with the name 'the daily universal register'. its sister newspaper is the 'Sunday times'. currently owned by News UK and has a circulation of 359,000. as of 2009 the times has the highest ABC1 24-44 readers in London.  Political bias both the The Times and Sunday Times both support the Conservative party. Which is right-wing. The Mirror: Ownership The Mirror is a daily national tabloid newspaper founded in 1903. its owned by parent company 'Reach PLC'. its a red top newspaper with a circulation of 567,000 as of 2018.  Political bias the mirror is more of a centrally based political stance however does edge to left-wing  Questions: Q. who owns Reach PLC? A.   Nicholas Prettejohn & Jim Mullen Q. what other newspapers do they own? A. Liverpool echo, Manchester evening news & daily record Q. what ways can audiences access ...

Statement of Aims Print Firstly, for my magazine cover I'm going to use a large masthead starting from the top left side of the page as people as readers tend to look from top left of the page to the bottom right allowing the title RDZ FLMS to be the first thing they see. the font will be big bold text most likely in sans serif to show the upper class status of the magazine and to denote to the audience that we cover only box office films the text will also be in red colour as it has numerous connotations such as love, hatred, passion, courage and sexuality; I've done this to show the audience that my series contains moments pain, setback and joy and denote the rollercoaster of emotion within the series. Part of the masthead may be covered by the protagonist of the featured series, the image will probably be a snap shot of an episode because as that's what the audience is most interested in. this connotes how popular the magazine brand will be and yet still has its own id...

 EXAM QUESTIONS                                                                      PAPER 1 Section B exam questions  a) What is meant by a mainstream film ? [2] a mainstream film is a high budget films owned by a big company and usually appeals to a wide mainstream audience. an example of this would be black panther.   b) Briefly explain what a media conglomerate is. [2] a media conglomerate is a company who also owns other film company/firms and usually control the film industry. an example of this would be Disney who also own marvel and the Simpsons.   c) Explain two features of independent  film production. Refer briefly to  I, Daniel Blake r to support your   points. [6] one feature of independent film production is that its low budget film. this is because it...