This resource sheet looks to test knowledge of TV Sit Com (Outnumbered as a text example). Scaffolding is present to allow you to select which stage you wish the student to work from / to. Clear differentiation. A great starter task to recap or plenary / assessment type task.

Case study pro-forma worksheet for FRIENDS (Non Episode specific) Covers all areas of representation, media language audience and higher band thinking - Linked to Eduqas exam board. Also includes character profiles for students to outline stereotypical features and compare character traits Scalable PDF - Printable at A4 also - Shrink to fit

Case study pro forma worksheet for No Burqas Behind Bars (Documentary) Covers all areas of representation, media language audience and higher band thinking - Linked to Eduqas exam board **Screenshots included for analysis! Scalable PDF - Printable at A4 also - Shrink to fit

Case study pro forma worksheet for The Jinx (HBO TV Series) Covers all areas of representation, media language audience and higher band thinking - Linked to Eduqas exam board **Screenshots included for analysis! Scalable PDF - Printable at A4 also - Shrink to fit

Useful for all exam boards but specific to Eduqas A Level Set Text A master PPT slide collection for teaching Life On Mars (S01E01) considering the areas of: Audience Representation Media Language Industry Contains overview of text / industry focus and questions / audience breakdown via A3 resource sheet (included) alongside tasks and questions throughout. Detailed starter tasks with clear differentiation / Objective and overview slides to promote context etc. Links to exam type questions also and suggests homework ideas. Slides will require re-ordering as you go… Includes other PDF resources featured within the PPT

Useful for all exam boards but specific to Eduqas A Level Set Text – Zoella (Online Media) A master PPT slide collection for teaching Zoella considering the areas of: Audience Representation Media Language Industry Contains overview of text / industry focus and questions / audience breakdown alongside tasks and questions throughout. Detailed starter tasks with clear differentiation / Objective and overview slides to promote context etc. Links to exam type questions also and suggests homework ideas. Slides will require re-ordering as you go… Includes other PDF resources featured within the PPT for printing / viewing.

A great resource to help students consider codes and conventions of Serial TV Dramas in creating their own version of a pilot episode. An example is then provided which will help students reflect / peer review / peer assess a model Can be applied to other TV mediums for ideas of application A3 but scalable PDF - Shrink to fit

Useful pro-forma to outline examples of UK TV Game Shows, looking at conventions of the genre, the opening / branding of each. Annotation space for note taking - offers comparison through screenshot examples.

A detailed resource which supports the analysis of Episode 1 (Series 1) of Life On Mars. Linked to Eduqas A Level specification 2019 onwards, but applicable to any spec looking at TV Drama / Crime Drama etc Looks at media language, theory, conventions of crime drama, audience, character profiles etc - Character headshots and annotation boxes included.

Useful resource to record key information upon three examples of Sci-Fi films. Consideration of media language, theory and conventions of Sci-Fi genre. Blu-ray Box art also included per example.

A great resource to introduce websites and prepare students for understanding how websites are constructed. Outlines key media language (Codes / terminology) with descriptions Matchup task to two websites (words provided) Student example analysis to model / reflect Design task to then consider which codes are important in web design? Scalable PDF for wall display also

Very detailed - a resource to carefully outline x7 examples of well known TV Crime Drama examples (both UK and US) - could be adapted to other TV shows. Helps to compare shows, look for similarities in conventions etc. Could be a homework task 24 Sherlock Spooks NYPD Blue The Sopranos The Wire Prison Break

Designed to help students research website examples Pitched for both lower and higher ability Great class / starter / plenary or homework task

A great resource to provide a “Magpie” opportunity where students could visit these stuck up around the classroom to locate and record key information about the Funk Genre. Specific detailed examples of Mise En Scene and Convetions included. **Eduqas GCSE Media Link to Bruno Mars - Uptown Funk (Conventions of Genre) Could also make a useful revision tool, item to include in a revision booklet.

A collection of Knowledge Organisers for the Eduqas GCSE Media Studies Paper 1 Exam VERY USEFUL For Revision / Homework - A “One Stop Shop” resource Each text is detailed in its revision overview, all colour coded: Production / Context Audience Messages and Values Social / Cultural Context Media Language Representation Links to Theory

Case Study worksheet to support analysis for ethnicity within Music Videos Screenshots included and annotation / note area per music video Document is 3 pages long Pharrell Williams Happy Snoop Dog Point No Money Beyonce Sandcastles

Questions, example images, bullet lists and discussion points on how gender is shown in the media. A great introduction resource to the topic - Print, Game, Advertising and DVD examples included with space to annotate.

A resource to allow students to note similarities and differences between three magazines using the same subject - David Beckham. A clear example to help visualise how “mediation” takes place in the media through both imagery and text alteration…

A really useful set of Media Language terms, covering Camera, Editing, Mise En Scene and Sound alongside theory language and higher band terms. Pre-made on A4, this PDF is easy to print, laminate, cut and create a collage on a wall display!

To be used in highlighting areas of focus on any topic or theme. Uses traffic light system to enable students to rate their “level” of knowledge / comfortability with said topic. Good to use when starting / ending a topic. Homework task or in individual / group settings. Completely ready to be repopulated with your own criteria (This example was based on self assessing students readiness for a production module in filming)