Assignment 9: Group Presentation (draft1)

This presentation is the first one we doing as a group and the purpose of this presentation is to show our ideas, research , and also to chose which ideas we will take forward. This presentation was presented to the class and the teacher and we got feedback from them. 

Assignment 9 group presentation 1st Draft

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This is a Video we made to research more on ideas and target audience. We realised that people dont like to talk to much about the homosexuality topic. Therefore after showing to Miss Connell she said that maybe is because in Wesfield we wont find people tha go through this situations, so we decided to change our locations for interview.

Self Assessment:

Teacher Assessment:
 

Grade: B+

Target to improve:   

• We need to improve our inspirational documentary. We need to tell our audience what we learned and what we got inspired by after watching the documentary 

Ofcom: UK children's media literacy

Ofcom done a report last year on UK children's media literacy, in the website they explain what have changed now..

http://stakeholders.ofcom.org.uk/market-data-research/media-literacy/medlitpub/medlitpubrss/ukchildrensml11/

What is media literacy?

Media literacy is a range of competences that enable people to analyse, evaluate, and create messages in a wide variety of media modes, genres, and forms. In other words, a person has a high level of media literacy if he or she has the skills, knowledge and understanding to make full use of the opportunities available through different media. Media literacy also helps people to manage content and communications, and to protect themselves and their families from the potential risks associated with using these services.

Here are some important figures (excerpt from executive summary):

• TV remains the preferred medium for 5-7s (52%), and 8-11s (45%), although there has been an increase among 8-11s saying they would most-miss the Internet (15% in 2010 v. 10% in 2009). Children aged 12-15 are now as likely to miss the Internet (24%) and mobiles (26%) as they are to miss TV (24%).

Gaming

• Most children use any type of gaming device, accounting for eight in ten 5-7s (82%), nine in ten 8-11s (94%) and nine in ten 12-15s (91%). 12% of 12-15s who ever play games say they mostly play with other people over the Internet, and this rises to 19% for boys in this age group who ever play games.
• Internet
  • Hours spent online at home vary by the age of the child. Children aged 5-7 use the Internet for an estimated 5.2 hours in a typical week, compared to 8.4 hours for 8-11s and 15.6 hours for 12-15s. This compares with an estimated 14.8 hours watching TV per week for 5-7s, 16.4 hours per week for 8-11s, and 17.2 hours per week for 12-15s.
  • There is a clear hierarchy of the types of information children aged 12-15 would be happy to put online. The majority of 12-15s would be happy to post photos from being out with their friends (58%) or from their holiday (54%), while around half would be happy to post information about what they are doing (51%) or how they are feeling (46%). Children would be much less willing to give out their contact details such as their email address (22%), their mobile phone number (8%) or their home address details (6%)
• Social networking
• Social networking activity continues to increase, especially for younger age-groups. There has been an increase in 5-7s use of social networking weekly use; from 7% in 2009 to 23% in 2010, although this relates to them visiting virtual worlds like Club Penguin or Moshi Monsters rather than mainstream social networking sites. When parents were asked specifically whether or not their online 5-7 year old had an active social networking profile, 5% said they had. One third (34%) of 8-12s have a profile on sites that require users to register as being 13 or over, up from 25% in 2009.  Looking specifically at 10-12 year old internet users, 47% have such a profile, a rise from 35% in 2009.
• 85% of 8-11s and 87% of 12-15s with a social networking profile say that it can only be seen by friends. However, in terms of who they communicate with via their profile, 22% of 8-11s and nearly one third (32%) of 12-15s say they either speak to friends of friends or people they don’t know, in other words that they are potentially in contact with people not directly known to them.

Ofcom Report

 

Below is a link of a BBC report covering the publication of the OFCOM media survey. This was done last year but it shows a lit bit about how the technology helps poeple.. the video tells us in depth. 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-11012356

Assignment 8: Groups and proposal

Who you are working with?


 Alexa Ranussi

2. Rafaella Batista 

3. Dafne Caldatto 



What ideas you all have?
- Alexa:  Relationships, Homosexuality, Drugs 
- Rafaella:  The Evolution of book, Unhealthy diet, bullying 
- Dafne:  Religion, Idolatry, Role of women 


Which 3 main ideas you think you will like to take forward?
Alexa : Relationship and homosexuality 
Rafaella: The Evolution of book 
Dafne: Religion 


Why?

The other ideas we had are too vague or basic or we would have problems to develop them . 


Targets you have to be successful this year?

• Group Work 
• Time management 
• Meet all the deadlines for drafts 
• Try to resolve the problems we have between us first

Assignment 7: OFCOM

The purpose of this presentations is to learn more about the OFCOM company so we can show to our target audience what they should see, instead of showing them what is forbidden for their age.

Ofcom

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Assignment 6: Conventions of TV and Film Documentaries

This presentation was done for us to have a mature approach and learn more about conventions of TV and FILM documentaries. However this presentations shows some examples of documentaries and some conventions that i learn and i will definitely use on my documentary.  

Conventions of documentaries

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Assignment 5: TV Channel Research

This presentation is a research of different TV Stations for us to get an idea of what TV channel we will show our documentary.

Tv stations

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Self Assessment:


Teacher Assessment:


Targets:

Ideas From Other People in the Class

Rafaella: 
Evolution of the book
Food
Bullying

Dafne Caldatto 
Celebrities (how we influenced by them)
Religion
The role of Women

Rihanna 
Food and diets
beauty
School

Carolina 
Video games
Art
Films

Danielle 
The evolution of make up

Alexa M
Abortion

Tiara Morris 
Raising kids

Marking Criteria for the Presentation of the Research and Planning

This is the Marking Criteria for Research and Planning:


Level 1 0–7 marks

Level 2 8–11 marks

Level 3 12–15 marks

Level 4 16–20 marks

 Planning and research evidence will be complete and detailed;

 There is excellent research into similar products and a potential target audience;

 There is excellent organisation of actors, locations, costumes or props;

 There is excellent work on shotlists, layouts, drafting, scripting or storyboarding;

 There is an excellent level of care in the presentation of the research and planning; 

 Time management is excellent.