NEA BRIEFS INTRODUCTION!!

Wednesday, 6 March 2019

NEA 30 hours - March 2019

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• K: The requirements for each of the briefs set by OCR.
• U: How to approach the chosen brief, including writing the statement of intent.
• BAT: Choose a brief and start planning what to write in the statement of intent.
• CO: Use media terminology (all areas of the theoretical framework) in your written and verbal communication.

TASK 4 - Create a mind map of initial ideas for the product in your chosen brief.  You may use popplet, padlet or other technology to record this.

Key information required in your mind map:

• Potential name for the production.
• Potential names of people you might work with.
• Potential target audience for the production.  The brief already gives you an idea but you need to be more specific.  You need to cover gender, race, interests and socio-economic status.
• Ideas for type of content - types of scenes, characters, artists, narrative, interviews, etc.
• Ideas for type of images and shots.
• Ideas for mise-en-scene for each of the images, video shots (colour scheme, locations, props, make up, hair, etc).
• Ideas for types of representations and stereotypes you might include in your production.

Potential Name:  NB'S DAILY CUT !!!

Potential names: Michael, Harvey, Zaryab, Harry

Potiential target audience: people interested in basketball

Ideas for type of content:  interviews with people like Michael Jordan, Lebron James, Stephen curry, Derrick rose, Kobe Byrant

Ideas for type of images and shots: Photos of them, Basketball courts 

Ideas for mise-en-scene for each of the images, video shots (colour scheme, locations, props, make up, hair, etc); Set in a dark room with good lighting

Ideas for types of representations and stereotypes you might include in your production: How it all started? What motivated him? Whose his inspiration?