Practical Media
Nelson Thornes Ltd (Publisher)
Published in December 1996
Book
Spiral bound
95 pages
978-0-17-438464-9 (ISBN)
Description
Written by the authors of "The Media Pack", this is a resource for Media Studies practical work. The photocopiable material in the pack provides outlines for project work and suggestions for organizing projects. It contains realistic project briefs which provide a wide range of interesting cross-media assignments, introducing practical work across the media - video and TV, radio, magazines, newspapers and audio-visual presentations. Designed for course such as GCSE, BTEC and TVEI, the book can be used as a companion to "The Media Pack". It introduces each medium through a number of tasks suitable for group work in the classroom. It includes step-by-step coverage of planning, carrying-out and writing-up a practical media project. The book also encourages students to think about the theoretical issues involved in making a media product, and offers single and multimedia projects.
Written by the authors of "The Media Pack", this is a resource for Media Studies practical work. The photocopiable material in the pack provides outlines for project work and suggestions for organizing projects. It contains realistic project briefs which provide a wide range of interesting cross-media assignments, introducing practical work across the media - video and TV, radio, magazines, newspapers and audio-visual presentations. Designed for course such as GCSE, BTEC and TVEI, the book can be used as a companion to "The Media Pack". It introduces each medium through a number of tasks suitable for group work in the classroom. It includes step-by-step coverage of planning, carrying-out and writing-up a practical media project. The book also encourages students to think about the theoretical issues involved in making a media product, and offers single and multimedia projects.
Written by the authors of "The Media Pack", this is a resource for Media Studies practical work. The photocopiable material in the pack provides outlines for project work and suggestions for organizing projects. It contains realistic project briefs which provide a wide range of interesting cross-media assignments, introducing practical work across the media - video and TV, radio, magazines, newspapers and audio-visual presentations. Designed for course such as GCSE, BTEC and TVEI, the book can be used as a companion to "The Media Pack". It introduces each medium through a number of tasks suitable for group work in the classroom. It includes step-by-step coverage of planning, carrying-out and writing-up a practical media project. The book also encourages students to think about the theoretical issues involved in making a media product, and offers single and multimedia projects.
More details
Edition
Revised edition
Language
English
Place of publication
Oxford
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Oxford University Press
Target group
Primary & secondary/elementary & high school
Edition type
Revised edition
Product notice
Loose leaf - sheets & binder
Dimensions
Height: 294 mm
Width: 210 mm
Weight
280 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-17-438464-9 (9780174384649)
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Content
Part 1 Beginnings: newspapers and magazines; newspapers; tape/slide; radio; video. Part 2 Pre-production planning: the project; the product; making decisions; the audience; scheduling. Part 3 Planning: stage 1 - experimentation and basics; stage 2 - decision-making; stage 3 - production. Part 4 The project log and assessment: keep a diary; analysis and evaluation. Part 5 One idea through different media: the brief; the product to be marketed; who will buy?; developing a product image; the campaign; making your advertisements; assessment. Part 6 Cross-media assignments I - projects: the Royal Family on holiday; school demonstration; promoting your school; pop group promotion. Part 7 Cross-media assignments II - simulations: video; radio; tape/slide; newspaper/magazines; photography - marketing; advertising. Part 8 Analysis.