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News values, newspaper front cover analysis

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  Daily Mirror - Tabloid Daily Express - Broadsheet The daily express is using Bias to still back up Boris and give the impression people should support him one last time or else there will be consequences. This compares to the Daily mirror who just want him to exit and and very much against the former PM, by saying that after all he has done, he still doesn't want to go. The 2 newspapers have used the same image as their front cover, yet the daily express has cropped the image to not show the door in the picture, whereas the Daily mirror shows the full image. This is because the Daily Express still back him and want to present he shouldn't be leaving and backed. They also back Boris by describing Michael Gove as a snake and say he vows to get the job done. They both use block capitals in big typography in order to get the key messages of the newspaper across, with the Daily Express including a section of the article there too. The daily mirror have at the bottom of the page, h

Daily Mirror and The Times Partygate Newspaper analysis

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 Daily Mirror Newspaper Analysis The point of view and ideology - The ideology of the title cover is that Boris takes 0 shame and responsibility for his actions and pretty much accuses him of knowing about the parties as he attended some of them and one was in his own flat. Codes/Conventions - Figueres shown in different colour to stand out and the word Zero in a different colour to emphasise the points in the title cover Layout is the have the text covering 1/3 of the page and the rest have a picture of the PM to show the clear link between both the headline and the PM involved in it. Z line as people read from left to right so that's why text is placed on the left. It also has a section of the text on the front cover to give people an idea of the article which they can read Composition - Text is placed under the main headline but above ZERO SHAME to draw attention to the ZERO SHAME. This will overall influence the reader more as it emphasises a point Images - The picture of Boris

KA1 Mock Exam - Callum Smith

  Media Key Assessment   Video notes ·          Transition throughout the year ·          Production of Waitrose’s products ·          The things then being delivered ·          Music – clearly represents Christmas theme – song stopped throughout the year ·          Shows the graft people go through during the year leading up to Christmas in spending time with the family ·          Emphasise of little things making people (the child in the advert) happy at Christmas ·          Majority of shots are close ups but a few distant shots ·          Editing of music shows clear transition ·          Pathetic fallacy of weather/storm with the tree being put in the bin creates the impression of sadness/darkness when the Christmas period is over ·          Sound of laughter and happy family at the end of the advert along with music shows the presence of Christmas time brings ·          Shows the process of growing the products that are eaten at Christmas time ·       

I daniel blake fact file

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 I Daniel Blake  2 million pounds was the budget it was given Funded mainly by BFI and BBC films Director is Ken Loach Film was released in Newcastle, not in London, to relate and gain support with local residents Director went onto TV Shows to discuss the film and messages in it Dave Johns as Daniel Blake Hayley Squires as Katie Morgan Received a lot of government attention due to MP's complaining features in the film are factually incorrect, and was praised by Jeremy Corbyn I Daniel Blake was Loach's biggest reception in box office and an approval rating of 92%

BBFC website - Age certificates

U - Suitable for all ages for 4 years and older PG - General audience but some scenes may be too much for young viewers. Parental Guidance 12 - Suitable for 12 years and older 12a - Not suitable for children under 12 15 - nobody under 15 may see or view the film 18 - Suitable only for adults. Nobody under the age of 18 can view the film R18 - restricted to people aged 18 or over E - Everyone

Black panther marketing and advertising campaign

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  The black panther marketing  There was a range of different posters leading up to the film. One highlighting the main characters in the film. Most if not all are holly wood actors which will be a selling point to the public as it includes actors that they will know.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjDjIWPwcPU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxWvtMOGAhw Some products used one of the black panther images to try and increase sales and sponsor the film. PRODUCT ADVERTISING Some social media reactions such as Michelle Obama backed up the film and bigged it up, promoting underlying messages from within the film. 

Black panther fact file revision task

Production History: Previous forms of Black Panther come from comic book series, which is also the origin of the black panther franchise, and a black panther film was planned from 1992 by Wesley Snipes. Black Panther has also been included in the avengers since 1968 and has been in many films and comics Ownership: The film was made by Marvel studios and distributed by Walt Disney studios. The latter acquired Marvel in 2009 for $4 million. Marvel has more recently have licensing agreements with Universal pictures and Sony pictures. Directors and Actors: Chadwich Boseman - Black Panther - He was in the role from 2016 - 2019 and was the first black actor to headline a MCU film Directed and written by Ryan Coogler Other actors include Michael B Jordan, Lupita Nyong'o, Danai Gurira, Martin Freeman, Daniel Kaluuya, Letita Wright, Winston Duke and Angela Bassett amongst others Critical reception: Approval rating of 96% with an average score of 8.3/10 based of 529 reviews. The film also ac