You should be spending quite a bit of your time preapring for the exams in June. I have put three examples together below. They are all Bs - Ruby and Mike are high Bs. Notice that they have different marks for different parts and so you can compare to see what got them high marks for certain questions. When you look at the Institutions and Audiences questions (the last question for each of them) highlight all the examples they have used and put all of that into notes for yourselves) then look at all the concepts they have ued (things like The Long Tail, Convergence etc) Read back over the handout which is on the blog about these concepts and work out before we get back which ones you are happy with and can use in essays and which ones you are not so sure of. You should all be aiming to produce work of the standard you see in htesse essays and some of you will be looking to be a grade better. You should all feel thta you can improve on the first two of these answers as you have been working on evaluating your practical work and it should be fresh in your minds.
Things in the News (Internet) to look out for are - The Digital Economy Bill which is just being passed. Ther was a lot about The Gang of Four (a band) choosing to sell their music on the internet rather thatn sign a record deal.
Three exemplars together - all from our students:
Exemplars Jan 10 G325 Merged
Here is the sample mark scheme from the exam board so you can see what the marks are given for:
OCR G325 Sample and Mark Scheme 10
Thursday 8 April 2010
Saturday 3 April 2010
Liquid Soap
Episode One Launched Monday 12th October-->Liquid Soap. The RTS award winning TV comedy series written, produced and directed by students at Bath Spa University. Set entirely in the toilets of the caf� at �First Central University�, Liquid Soap reveals the hilarious world of gripping micro-dramas that are played out daily in this intimate location. Episode One, �Fumbling In The Ruck�, kicks the series off in typical no holds barred style - one of the First Central University rugby team seems to be having a crisis of sexuality but the question is, which one?
It�s Marion & Geoff meets Shameless; The Office meets Skins; Spinal Tap meets the The Smoking Room.
Watch all 5 episodes of the first Liquid Soap series.
You can click on the channel buttons below to choose an individual episode to see.
The series was initially webcast in 5 minute episodes but the scripts where developed so that 5 episodes can also be broadcast as a single 25 minute episode. Some episodes have themes of an adult nature.
Making of Liquid Soap
Watch a short documentary about how the first five episodes where made.
Episode One went live on Monday 12th October. Every Monday for the next four weeks another episode was released culminating in the release of the 30 minute Omnibus on Monday 16th November. On October 12th Bath Spa students celebrated the launch at the University�s Newton Park campus with the help of Liquid Soap�s charity partner, Wherever the Need and their toilet-themed fundraising project Doorway to Dignity. This Bath-based charity initiative is a unique community arts project fronted by high profile celebrities, such as Sienna Miller and the Duchess of York, and is open to anyone who wants to pledge their support to help raise money to build eco-sanitation toilets and provide clean drinking water for people in India.
Liquid Soap: The Artswork Media webcasting project, led by Eastenders Producer/Director Chris Jury and Touch Films Producer Nic Jeune, aims to provide an ongoing professional production environment for all Bath Spa students but especially our Broadcast Media students, Performing Arts, Design and Screenwriting.
Press
The Project has already attracted attention from the National, local & trade press with coverage in The Stage & Broadcast Magazines, The Bath Chronicle, local BBC & Commercial radio stations and on BBC TV.
Royal Television Society award nomination on the BBC website
BBC Points West report on the shoot
Stage Article
Broadcast article
BBC Bristol article
Bath Chronicle article
For further information members of the Press should contact the Liquid Soap Press Officer Lindsay Endean on 01225876133 or email her at l.endean@bathspa.ac.ukLinks
www.artsworkmedia.co.uk
www.bathspampa.com
www.bathspa.ac.uk/schools/humanities-and-cultural-industries
www.bathspa.ac.uk
via liquidsoap.tv
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