Component 1,2 amd 3


Component ONE
Exam: Section A (Media language and representation), Section B (Audience and industry) 
- Unseen Texts 

  • Advertising 
  • Newspapers
  • Film industry
  • Radio
  • Music Videos
  • Videogames

Component TWO
Exam: Media products in detail - Language, Representation, Industry and Audience 
  • Television 
  • Internet
  • Magazines 

Component THREE
Coursework: production 
  • Statement of intent 
  • Music Video 
  • Magazine (link to music video)


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