Introduction to Media: Final index

1) Introduction to the subject and you

2) Key concepts (LIAR) and analysis of Film Poster

3) Denotation and Connotation: Advert analyses (WaterAid)

4) Mise-en-scene: Stranger Things

5) Blog feedback and learner response

6) Camera shots photo storyboard (photos and captions)

7) Camerawork and editing blog tasks

8) October assessment – feedback and learner response

9) Reception theory – Harry Brown trailer analysis

10) Audience effects theory - Blue Planet analysis

11) Industries - Ownership and control (Facebook and Instagram)

13) Film Industry: Introduction to Marvel

14) Film Industry: Doctor Strange

15) Film Industry: I, Daniel Blake

16) Audience and Industry internet essay - feedback and learner response

17) Representation: Kidulthood film poster analysis

18) January assessment learner response

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