Hello and welcome to episode 3 of DB this episode we will discus imaginary entity.
Ross is 21 and lives in Sheffield and he is an urban venturer. He is a student at a local university and ha a part time job at a local H&M. Ross also shares a semi-detached 3 bedroom house with two of his best mates. Ross likes films that a realistic like "This is England" and "4 Lions", Ross overall likes "Film 4" and "Warp Films". Ross likes these as they are a certain genre that bring him pleasure as said by (Rick Altman 1999). Ross comes from a wealthy family but wishes to be independant therefore he likes entertainment products that include social realism. Ross enjoys sports like rugby and ice hockey that he plays every second Sunday. Ross also enjoys to go out with his friends to go to certain events and to just catch up with his friends.
Friday, 28 November 2014
Starter
disposable income - money that a person is free to spend on whatever they want not the money spent on taxes and other essentials. Spending power. Groups with most spending power is groups A,B,C1.
Rick Altman (1999)
Different genres offer different pleasures.
Rick Altman (1999)
Different genres offer different pleasures.
Monday, 24 November 2014
Friday, 21 November 2014
Unit 3 roundup
In this session I have used theory a lot to make sure that I know how to use it to ensure I have made progress.
Next step
- write the script
- finish moodboard
- make audience profile
Next step
- write the script
- finish moodboard
- make audience profile
Task 3 Units and Gratifications
Tyrannosaur offers the gratification surveillance about working class poverty and uncontrolled anger.
Task 3 NRS data
NRS stands for National Readership Survey
Lifestyle is a way someone lives
Spending power is disposable income that is left after paying for your essentials.
Lifestyle is a way someone lives
Spending power is disposable income that is left after paying for your essentials.
Monday, 17 November 2014
Demographic
Demographic
- demo
- graphic
- rap
- graph
- hi
- mode
- emo
- dog
- me
- gap
- medic
- grape
- drag
- carp
- read
- rape
- pic
- pc
- gram
- hope
- dope
- mop
- drop
- hop
- grip
- dip
- hip
- grim
- him
- chop
- macho
- cargo
- mice
- magic
- cigar
- cod
- mod
- head
- demo
- graphic
- rap
- graph
- hi
- mode
- emo
- dog
- me
- gap
- medic
- grape
- drag
- carp
- read
- rape
- pic
- pc
- gram
- hope
- dope
- mop
- drop
- hop
- grip
- dip
- hip
- grim
- him
- chop
- macho
- cargo
- mice
- magic
- cigar
- cod
- mod
- head
Friday, 14 November 2014
Audience Theory
There are a number of theories (academic ideas) about why audience consume media products.
John Hartley (1997) and Ien Ang (1991) sugested that producers create invisible fictions or imaginary enteties before creating a media prduct.
This is the starting point for creating the profile and the image that you will use in it.
John Hartley (1997) and Ien Ang (1991) sugested that producers create invisible fictions or imaginary enteties before creating a media prduct.
This is the starting point for creating the profile and the image that you will use in it.
Demographic
(guess)demographic - a chart of incomes? or audience?
(actual meaning) Demographic - categorize certain elements of audience
- age
- gender
- interests/lifestyle
- location
- education
- ethnicity
- accesibility
(actual meaning) Demographic - categorize certain elements of audience
- age
- gender
- interests/lifestyle
- location
- education
- ethnicity
- accesibility
Monday, 10 November 2014
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