Wednesday, 10 December 2008

10/12/08

Today we made a few changes to out soap opera by adding an older character. We then started work on the storyboards for our title sequence. After this we researched the broadcasters' audience research board (BARB).

8/12/08

Today we carried out research on OFCOM and showed our presentations to the rest of the class and Miss Ledwidge. We then reflected on our own presentations and decided what we will be doing next.

Thursday, 4 December 2008

4/12/08

Today continued working on our presentation.

Wednesday, 3 December 2008

3/12/08

Today I finished my research on channels 4 and five. Then we finished off our character profiles and decided on our final story-lines. We thought about who we are going to use to play each character and how we would dress them. We also decided that the theme music for our soap opera would be music from tempting Rosie. Later we decided on the names of our company and our soap opera and started on our presentation.

Monday, 24 November 2008

Media diary

24/11/08
In the first two lessons we made a decided what it was is we have to do for our soap opera and title sequence and when we are going to do it. We also started analyzing soap opera in a brain storm.In our last lesson we then carried out research on BBC2.

26/11/08
Today we carried out research on ITV1. We later used the internet for research. We each looked at different aspects of soap opera such as the character stereotypes and settings. The part that I had to research was soap narrative. We then thought up different ideas for soap storylines and wrote out our character profiles.

27/11/08
Today I started my research on channel 4. 

Wednesday, 19 November 2008

This is a shower gel commercial I created by re-editing the phsyco shower scene:

Welcome


Hi Keeley


Welcome to the wonderful world of blogging. This is now going to be an essential part of the diploma and where some of your assessment will be done. It is really important that you use this blog to keep a record of work and of evaluation during the course. I will be using it to keep an eye on you.
Miss L
The Creative Media Diploma is worth three and a half A- levels and is done over two years.
It is a lot more hands on than the media A level and is more appropriate for those who wish to go into the media industry as a profession. 

There are six units to the diploma and each one has one or more portfolios.

Below is a video defining British soap opera: