Showing posts with label Language. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Language. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 06, 2011
Plot Device
Great demonstration of narrative (plot) devices!
Labels:
A2,
Analysis,
AS,
Editing,
Film Making,
Key Concepts,
Language,
Narrative
Tuesday, October 05, 2010
Converting English Students into Media Students
One of the main differences between English and Media Studies is the language we use. This glossary of terms should help you improve your analysis...
On the left is a English expression and on the right is the Media Studies terminology.
- shows = denotes
- implies/suggests = connotes
- a metaphor = symbolic
- linked/connected = indexical
- directly resembles = iconic
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
GCSE: Getting Prepared For B323: Textual Analysis (Print Topic)
My Year 10 students used Flip cameras today to make videos about what they need to remember for their exam which is coming up on June 25th. Here are a couple of them:
Please feel free to share and use. If you have any questions about how the videos were created please comment, email me or tweet me.
Labels:
Advice,
Colour,
Exam,
Font,
GCSE,
Genre,
How To,
Images,
Language,
Layout,
Lifestyle Magazines,
Representation,
Resource,
Revision,
Stereotypes,
Synthetic Personalisation,
Textual Analysis,
Video
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