Understand issues
relating to factual programming for television
Understand codes and
conventions of factual programming for television
Submit a video commentary about codes and
conventions of factual programmes and the issues relating to factual
programmes. Remember to back up your
descriptions with examples. Use moving
images to help you to illustrate your points.
Your work should cover:
Issues: accuracy; balance; impartiality;
objectivity; subjectivity; opinion; bias; representation; access;
privacy; contract with viewer
News: studio news readers; field reporters; links to studio; mode of address
to viewer; interviewing;
experts and witnesses; report structure; actuality footage
Documentary: documentary formats (expository, observational, interactive, reflexive,
performative);
realism; dramatisation; narrativisation
The video commentary
should be submitted to the Media Technicians by Friday 22nd April
2016.
Grading Criteria – Unit 27 P1,M1,D1, P2, M2, D2 Making your Documentary
Task 2b P3,
M3, D3 Individually
Be able to plan and research a factual programme for television
Following on from task 3a you should present your findings from 3a and
“pitch” your idea to Deborah and Chris on 23.3.17. Your pitch may be up
to 4 minutes long and should include;
·
Target audience
·
A description of your idea
·
How you intend to make it happen.
Please bring the pitch proposal
form and any production planning you may have completed to date to aid and
support the pitch. This will be used to help decide which ideas to choose (and
to form groups).
NB: You are
not being assessed on your presentation technique for this unit, only on the
content of the pitch. The pitch will be
recorded as evidence.
Your Pitch should be printed and included in your
work folder with the pitch proposal form.
Paperwork should be
submitted in a work folder by Friday 29th April 2016 to the LRC.
Grading Criteria – Unit 27 P3, M3, D3
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