On Tuesday 21 October a man came into our class for a workshop. During that workshop we learnt how to put our ideas on to a poster about road safety.
At the end of the lesson we had to do a power point about what our poster is about.
The thing that was successful was that our group worked well together. We all listened to other people's ideas.
I enjoyed trying to make the poster and showing it to the class
We found hard to make the idea come onto a post
Thursday, 23 October 2008
Thursday, 16 October 2008
interviewing skills- media
In this media lesson, we had to learn how to interview people with good questions.
Firstly got into partners and ask and answer questions.
Later on in the media lesson we watched Kitty interview Simon.
What makes a good interview technique?
•Eye contact
•Being friendly and encouraging while still making your point
•Using open ended questions
•Projection and confidence
•Prepare your questions beforehand
•Before the interview, chat and put your interviewee at ease
•Give out the questions in advance so answers can prepared
•Responding to the answers you get
If i was to have a job about interviewing, i would like to be the camera woman or the microphone holder.
If i was going to be the camera woman, i would really like it because, i have learnt a lot about how to use a camera eg: turn it on, film something/someone ect...
Also i would like to be a microphone holder because it is a very simple job to do. I just have to hold the microphone and try not to get it in the way of the camera.
Bye
Firstly got into partners and ask and answer questions.
Later on in the media lesson we watched Kitty interview Simon.
What makes a good interview technique?
•Eye contact
•Being friendly and encouraging while still making your point
•Using open ended questions
•Projection and confidence
•Prepare your questions beforehand
•Before the interview, chat and put your interviewee at ease
•Give out the questions in advance so answers can prepared
•Responding to the answers you get
If i was to have a job about interviewing, i would like to be the camera woman or the microphone holder.
If i was going to be the camera woman, i would really like it because, i have learnt a lot about how to use a camera eg: turn it on, film something/someone ect...
Also i would like to be a microphone holder because it is a very simple job to do. I just have to hold the microphone and try not to get it in the way of the camera.
Bye
Tuesday, 14 October 2008
Thursday, 9 October 2008
Media Skills
Camera work,
People skills,
listening and talking skills,
Group work,
A good understatdment of what someone else is saying,
Short hand,
Tuesday, 7 October 2008
Drama
07-10-2008
Reflecting on my filmed performance.
1.I presented information for my target audience, which was 7-10 year olds.
2. The way I could of made things more informative is by talking to the camera and making it more understandable. Make the lighting much better, e.g. making it lighter and darker at times.
3.Using drama was a way of presenting information because someone was performing in front of the camera. That gave information about what they were talking about.
4.The techniques that I will include in my presentation to make it more informative and educational is by having a convention
5.The things that I learned in my area are that there are a lot of theatres in Hackney and London. Also there are different types of plays and for different audiences.
6.The one thing that I needed to improve my presentation was not showing my back to the audience.
If that was different, then it would have been clearer of who I was playing.
7.My acting in the presentation was quite good. Because I was playing a 7-year-old girl and I don’t like acting out children. The thing that was effective was the way that myself and Yasmin thought of the idea of the telly and how we practise it over and over again, until we got it right. We needed to work on were I was standing/sit, because my back was facing the audience.
Reflecting on my filmed performance.
1.I presented information for my target audience, which was 7-10 year olds.
2. The way I could of made things more informative is by talking to the camera and making it more understandable. Make the lighting much better, e.g. making it lighter and darker at times.
3.Using drama was a way of presenting information because someone was performing in front of the camera. That gave information about what they were talking about.
4.The techniques that I will include in my presentation to make it more informative and educational is by having a convention
5.The things that I learned in my area are that there are a lot of theatres in Hackney and London. Also there are different types of plays and for different audiences.
6.The one thing that I needed to improve my presentation was not showing my back to the audience.
If that was different, then it would have been clearer of who I was playing.
7.My acting in the presentation was quite good. Because I was playing a 7-year-old girl and I don’t like acting out children. The thing that was effective was the way that myself and Yasmin thought of the idea of the telly and how we practise it over and over again, until we got it right. We needed to work on were I was standing/sit, because my back was facing the audience.
Thursday, 2 October 2008
Drama ict and preformance.
This drama lesson we had to bee in the same groups as we were in last time.
Kubra wasn't in so, Yasmin and myself were together.
When Ms. Cornish gave us a target group ( 10 year old) we had to make up a little play given out information about a play that was going on.
We then went onto the Little Angel Theatre and found out that 'Sleeping Beauty' was playing.
So after that we started to think of what is a good way of given out information to 10 year old.
We decide that we would have a telly and that Yasmin was given out the information. I was the 10 year old watching the telly.
Once we practice a lot of times, it was time to preform to the class.
We also had to be filmed as well.
For the first few performance Yasmin was holding the camera, and i was holding the mike.
BBC Trip
On Thursday 11th of September we went to vist The BBC.We got a bus and then two trains to White City.When we got there, we had to wait downstairs for the people to get ready for us.
We got upstairs and sat down in rows of four.The male teacher showed us a clip from Eastenders.We had to say "Cut" every time the camera moved shot.
After this, he talked to us about how to us the camera's. Then we got into groups. My group was: Gina, Cheyenne,Farah and Kai. He then gave us a piece of paper with title's on them and we had to chose one. The one that we choose was "The man/woman, who fell to Earth" We had to plan out what we were going to film.
After that, we went outside to start filming. We had less than an hour. We had lunch after that.When lunch was over, we went up stairs to start editing on the computer.Because our group was to big, we had to be in two groups.
I was with Gina. Cheyenne,Farah and Kia were on another computer.After a long day, we had to go back to school.
See you soon.... :)
Drama in Ict
Last drama lesson, we went into the computer room.
Our teacher put us into groups of 3-4.We had to do some research on the Internet to find out 'What Is Going On In London'
Firstly we brainstormed names of theatres. Then after that we found out what was playing on the theatres.While i was looking at some of the theatres, Yasmin and Kubra were making a powerpoint.
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