Media Studies · Year 13 · Cross-Media Study and Non-Examined Assessment (NEA) Preparation · 4.º Período
Research and Planning for Media Production
Developing a comprehensive research portfolio and production plan for the NEA, applying theoretical knowledge to practical intentions.
National Curriculum Attainment TargetsA-Level Media Studies - Non-Examined Assessment (NEA) 1.1A-Level Media Studies - Production Skills
About This Topic
Developing a comprehensive research portfolio and production plan for the NEA, applying theoretical knowledge to practical intentions.
Key Questions
- How does primary and secondary research inform a media production?
- What are the conventions of the chosen media form?
- How can theoretical frameworks be applied to original media products?
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