Blog feedback and Learner Response'.
WWW:
- Florence, a great first half-term of blog work – keep this level of detail and organisation up as we continue our GCSE course. As already noted, your ‘Mise-en-scene’ Stranger Things analysis blog post highlights your ability to analyse the iconography (mise-en-scene) of a product.
- You are also showcasing your technical ability as evidenced in your ‘Introduction to Photoshop’ blog task where you can use Adobe Photoshop CC 2026 to a good standard. This will be pivotal when we begin coursework in Year 11.
EBI:
- Just continue to complete all blog task extension work to ensure we are getting you the maximum grade possible.
- Ensure that you are regularly highlighting key vocabulary/terminology in each blog task.
LR:
1. Create a new blogpost on your Media blog called ‘Blog feedback and Learner Response’. Copy and paste this WWW/EBI feedback into your blogpost
2. Reflect on your first month of Media.
- What do you feel is your strongest piece of work so far?
- What is your weakest?
- What specific skills or knowledge do you need to develop over the rest of the course?
Reflect on your first month of Media.
- What do you feel is your strongest piece of work so far?
- What is your weakest?
- What specific skills or knowledge do you need to develop over the rest of the course?
Mise-en-scene
- How has lighting been used in this scene? Take a screenshot of a specific example of lighting and explain the effect that is has on you as the audience.
- Look at the costumes of the two lead actors in this scene. How have their costumes been designed to present one as the hero and one as the villain? Consider use of colour, masks.
Darth vadar ( who is the main villain) has a mask covering his face also he has a machine on him which helps him to breath showing that he is sounds kind of cybernetic making him appear more as the villain compared to the main protagonist which is Luke skywalker who is wearing light colours showing that he is pure and is not a bad person. The light and dark clothing contrasts eachother by showing one as a villain and one as a hero.
Camera Shots & Angles
- Find two example of either a high or low angle shot.from the scene. Take a screenshot of your specific example and explain who/what the shot focuses on and what effect this has on the readers perspective.
- Find two examples of different camera shots of your specific example and explain who/what the shot focuses on and how it presents the power dynamic within the scene.
1.50 . This is an over the shoulder shot showing that darth radar is watching Luke skywalker falling down the hole after pushing him down it. The shot makes us feel like darth vadar is emotionless as he doesn't care about anything happening to Luke skywalker
2.26. This is a two shot focusing on both the villain and the 'hero' showing us the colour of their lightsabers showing the audience who is the bad guy and who is the good guy as the colour of their lightsaber reflects that.
Audio
- How have sound effects been used in this scene? What are they added to? What effect does this add to the moments that they have been added to?
- How has silence been used in the first half of the scene? How does it effect the tone and atmosphere of the scene?

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