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 TV assessment: Learner Response


1) Type up your feedback from your teacher in full (you do not need to write marks/grades if you do not wish to).
WWW: Joty, solid response for the extended 20 mark Q- you really responded well to the statement. More specific examples from CSPs would have given you more marks.

EBI: Practice how to respond to Q1.2 and Q1.3- ensure you are present for all lessons as we did revision on how to setup your notes page to respond to the s/12 mark Q5 as you were absent.

LR: See blog

2) Look at the mark scheme document linked above. Write an answer for question 1.1 on mise-en-scene.
Setting – empty city suggests danger/problem

3) Look at question 1.2. Write ONE narrative feature in the extract you could have written for this answer.
Barthes enigma code= city is empty(mystery). Action code=music during chase scene.


4) Now focus on question 1.3. Write down ONE answer for this question about how the extract targeted a family audience.
Blumer & Katz- Personal identity- eg. Lyra and Will may appeal to younger audience as they are teenagers too.

5) Finally, write down THREE things you need to revise or practice for your next Television assessment. 
-Applying theories
-Adding details/more specific examples
-Going over Doctor Who/His Dark Materials analysis

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