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OCR January 2011 B322 and B323 GCSE Media Studies

Richard Gent | Thursday February 17, 2011

Categories: Courses, GCSE, OCR GCSE

January 2011 B322 GCSE Media Studies

Section A Action Adventure Films (Questions 1 to 3)

Extract

Master and Commander The Far Side of the World (Peter Weir, 2003)

Extract location:

In point: 05.36 “Two points off the starboard bow, in the fog bank”

Out point: 09.58 “And for God’s sake don’t drop anything” - finish after the two men are blown to the floor.

Question 1

Explain two ways the characters and/or events in the extract fit the action adventure genre. Use examples from the extract [10]

Question 2

Explain how each of the following is used to create effects that fit the action adventure genre:

  • soundtrack
  • camerawork
  • editing
  • mise-en-scene
  • Use examples from the extract [20]

    Question 3

    Discuss how people are represented in the extract.

    Use examples from the extract. Refer to stereotypes in your answer [20]

    January 2011 B323 GCSE Media Studies

    Section A Lifestyle Magazines (Questions 1 to 3)

    Extract

    Front page, two contents pages and the editor’s letter page from Marie Claire (September 2009).

    Question 1

    Explain two ways the extract fits the genre of lifestyle magazines.

    Use examples from the extract [10]

    Question 2

    Explain how each of the following is used in the extract to create effect:

    • layout
    • typography
    • use of language
    • use of colour

    Use examples from the extract [20]

    Question 3

    Discuss how people and lifestyles...


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