GBHS AS EXAM TV DRAMA AND FILM INDUSTRY (Thursday May 18th AM ): Exam

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Revision booklets

A contents page
Ten tasks
Case study notes - Learn about your big company and what they do AND independent companies and what they do
Exemplar essays – ownership and media convergence (re-write using your own case studies)
Exam board requirements – seven areas - which bits don't you understand -research
Mock exam
Terminology
Past papers
Comparison of both case studies (fill in chart with both) and add anything that was missing - make sure you've got reviews
This is a pack OCR produced for film industry it has some helpful charts you could fill in for revision http://gbhsasexam.blogspot.co.uk/2016/04/film-industry-revision.html
Keep checking www.launchingfilms.com and look at releases and distribution
Go through twitter feed for any interesting media news you can to add flavour to your essay

Aim: 20-30 minute presentation tackling how to answer previous exam questions

We are going to cover all past papers and you are going to teach us how to answer the questions.

http://www.ocr.org.uk/i-want-to/download-past-papers/

Scroll down - subject Media and Communication/ Type AS/A level/Qualification Media

Choose the month and year you've been assigned and print off the mark scheme and the report for that series. So you should have an exam paper, a mark scheme and a report. Read through and highlight comments that will be useful to share.

Find ways of making your presentation interesting, think of any good ways your teacher has helped you in revision and understanding of exams in the past. Plan a useful and practical q and a perhaps, a memory task etc

At its most basic your presentation should include:
- question, report and overall pointers for students
- underlining the main points of the question, what is it really asking you for?
- a breakdown of how you would plan the question if it was given to you in the exam with a paragraph by paragraph suggestions
- time at the end for questions and discussion