My magazine cover analysis

First blog task

When you have set up your blog, it's time for your first blog post! Important: make sure you click on 'New Post' and NOT 'New Blog' when starting this process - it is a common mistake.

You need to answer the following questions (detailed, full sentences) as your first post:

1) Which part of the course are you looking forward to most? A: I'm am Looking forward to editing the clips that we would be filming.

2) What knowledge and skills do you hope to learn in Media? A: I am Looking forward to Photo shopping and editing clips for a film production and edit movie posters.

3) What grade are you realistically hoping to achieve in Media? A:I am Hoping to get a C or above because i really want to do well in Media

4) What was the last TV programme or film you watched? A: I think it was Doctor Who and the last movie i watched was Scary Movie 2 on Netflix.

5) Why do you think that TV programme or film appealed to an audience? A: I think  it entertains the audience by comedy or drama or whatever Genre they are into

6) What technology have you used to access the media in the last 24 hours? (Radio, TV, phone etc.) I always use my Phone for social media, YouTube etc..

7) What device do you use most to access the media? I use my iPhone to access social media

8) Watch this clip from acclaimed BBC drama series Sherlock: As i saw the video, i saw this man called Sherlock who knows information about the person which is Mysterious. 

Crane Shot (A high view of whats happening) Audience could feel anxious on if the actor could fall and have a better view on what the actor is against. This shot looks quite Dramatic because of the action in the clip. Looks like the actor is in a tough situation of whether to jump or go against the enemy actors.

Medium shot (Seeing 2 people in 1 shot) Audience could feel surprised at the actor running away from the police why they are being OK with each other?






: Over the shoulder shot (See what the actors are up to from one persons perspective) Audience can see both perspectives. Watch what both people are looking at.





Long shot (a view of a group of people approaching something or someone) Audience Could feel that the actor is in trouble with the authorities after him.




Medium shot ( Shows viewers 4 people in scene what they are) Audience could seem like what is going to happen next.
 Track shot ( Follows car to alley way and chases person) Audience could feel that this clip is a dramatic scene.

Movie poster analysis

Language: Conjuring 2 is a Horror film and the film director is called "James Wan" and the writer are named "Carey Hayes, Chad Hayes and David Leslie Johnson". Starring "Vera Farmiga, Patrick Wilson, Frances O'Conner, Madison Wolfe, Simon Mcburney and  Franka Potente
Institution: The Company that made "Conjuring 2" was by Warner Bros. a very expensive movie company that made lots of other films like Harry Potter for e.g.
Audience: The Audience could feel tense and scared at the film as there is Poltergeist activity in the film that makes it scary. Makes people wonder what would happen next. And its more scary as this film is based on a true story so it could be even more scary for viewers.
Representation: The representation of the Film "Conjuring 2" are people of true-based characters who have been in the situation in the 70s.

Long Shot.(To Show the scene is going to place) On Phone in the distance.

Wide Shot  (The setting)       Where the scene takes place for the story line.    Where the act is about to start                                                                  

Over the Shoulder shot (To show what the actor is looking at) Look from bully's perspective.

Medium Close up (Show a close up of whats happening. Bully approaches victim.

Medium Shot (Closer glimpse of Scene) Bully strikes at Victim.

Wide SHOT (View 2 people all in 1 picture) Get a shot of 2 actors from far distances.

Medium shot (See closer what is happening) A closer look on whats happening.

close up (See a closer look at the actor) To see the actors emotion.