Key concepts:
- Denotation/connotation.
- Camera shot, angle and movement.
- Genre: codes and conventions.
- Representation: stereotyping.
- Contexts.
- Intertextuality.
THE OVERALL TASK
Create a front page for a news website.
Contexts to be used in your front page:
- The Royal Wedding next year (will cost £10million - Windsor [The Royal Family] said they would pay for it).
AND
- The Grenfell Tower disaster (there's still people who haven't been relocated properly).
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BLOG POST STRUCTURE.
Stage ONE:
- Create a new blog post.
- Title it: Practical Assessment Pre NEA.
- The task: Copy and paste the information in blue at the top of this post in a new blog post.
- Key Info: Add key information about the two events (contexts).
- Identify the ISSUE you are going to use: e.g. The Royal Family not helping the victims of the Grenfell tower financially... or The Royal Family being 'invisible' during national disasters... etc.
- What is your Target Audience of your new website? Please be specific as this should link to how you apply intertextuality and they type of images you'd use. Your audience must be categorised using the same categories we studied (age, gender, socio-economic status [A, b, C1, etc]), and psychographics.
- Intertextuality: What would you use for this? Remember that it can be in the form of text... not just images, and suitable for target audience.
- Search for suitable images for your home page... select up to 6 potential images you'd use and paste them in your blog post.
- Write your text: choose suitable typography and colour. To evidence this you must create a sample... choose your cover line, type it up using 6 different fonts, sizes and colours and make a decision as to which style you'd use.
- Create your website using wix.
- Copy and paste the link to your blog post.
YOU NEED TO WRITE THE ARTICLES TO SUIT ONE OF THE POLITICAL AFFILIATIONS... RIGHT OR LEFT... WHICH ONE WOULD IT BE???????
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