Practical Assessment HT2.
Key concepts:
My target audience is the working class and skilled working class and casual/lower grade workers as this front cover is exploiting how the royal family use their money for selfish reasons but when it comes to the time they actually have to be selfless and help THEIR OWN COUNTRY they hide and abandon their duty as royals.
Key concepts:
- Denotation/connotation.
- Camera shot, angle and movement.
- Genre: codes and conventions.
- Representation: stereotyping.
- Audience appeal.
- Intertextuality.
Key Information
More than 200 firefighters and 40 fire engines responded to the fire at the 24-storey block in North Kensington, after it was reported at 00:54 BST (23:54 GMT).
It took until 01:14 BST the following day to get it under control, with the fire destroying 151 homes, both in the tower and surrounding areas.
Seventy-two people died in the fire.
350 people should have been in the tower block on the night of the blaze. Fourteen residents were not in the building at the time.
Happened on 14th June 2017
Prince Harry and Markle took place in St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle at 12pm.
Calculated that the overall cost (excluding security) is expected to have been over £2,099,873 – that’s over 100 times as much as the national average, which is £17,913. With security costing an eye-watering £30million, Meghan and Harry splashed out on a £32m wedding.
My target audience is the working class and skilled working class and casual/lower grade workers as this front cover is exploiting how the royal family use their money for selfish reasons but when it comes to the time they actually have to be selfless and help THEIR OWN COUNTRY they hide and abandon their duty as royals.
- 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 front 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 magazine front page. If Photoshop doesn't work then you can sketch it and/or use another programme online/in the computer (powerpoint or canva).
- Copy and paste this front page to your blog post.
S: you have undertaken pretty good relevant research that enables you to create an effective front cover.
ReplyDeleteI: How would this research influence the production of your front cover?
T: Please take your research into consideration when producing your front cover.