Showing posts with label Long Road. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Long Road. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 06, 2010

AS (Year 12 - That's You!): Snow Day Work!

As school is cancelled again here is some work for you:
1. Please complete the "Waterloo Road" essay from the Long Road Media TV Drama Blog here!
2. Then complete the "Crime Drama Title Analysis" Task in Topic 4 on the VLE course here!

Your deadlines for your coursework have been updated see post below or click here! Should we not be back in on Friday - you could explore the other resources available on the VLE course and don't forget to work on your coursework blog!

If you have any issues you can e-mail me via blogger (click on "Email" in the contact box on my profile page); my school e-mail or you can tweet me @media_at_ccc

Enjoy the snow!
Mr. M.

Friday, December 18, 2009

AS | A2: Snow, Xmas & Deadlines!

Dear all, due to the snow, school is closed today (Friday 18th December).  Due to this fact you will not be able to take equipment away to film during the Christmas break.  Because of this, coursework deadlines for both AS and A2 students will be pushed back by 2 weeks.

Please focus on your blog and your exam units!

A2: Click here for work on Regulation & Censorship.

AS: Please get your blogs sorted!  Also, please make sure that you practice your analysis and note making skills - watch at least 2 openings and make detailed notes focussing on Camera, Editing, Sound & Mise-en-scene.  Then complete the practice task set here on the Long Road Media Studies: TV Drama Blog!

Thursday, December 03, 2009

AS/ A2: Useful Websites to support your learning!

Media Magazine - Physical copies can be found in the Media room and the LRC. For access to the online site please ask Mr Michie for the username and password.

MediaKnowall - A sound, reasonably detailed site; not a bad place to start at the beginning of the unit.

Theory.org.uk - Excellent site created by David Gauntlett - particularly useful for AS students studying Audiences and Institutions and A2 students developing their theoretical knowledge.

Media Studies Ringwood - An excellent blog; an excellent school - check out the resources here and also take the time to watch the excellent coursework produced by the students.

Long Road Media - One of the most successful Media college's in the country. Resources are of the highest order, as is the work produced by the students who attend.

Robert Smyth School
 - Excellent range of resources.

OCR Virtual Media Studies
 - Provides good information and some useful resources - definitely a case of pick and choose.