Evaluation

In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?

How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts?

What have you learned from your audience feedback?

How did you use media technologies in the construction and research, planning and evaluation stages?




Brief, planning and technical decisions.

What was your brief?
What research did you carry out and how did it inform your planning?
How did you attempt to meet audience expectations in your planning?
Tell me who your target audience is and how you give them what they will want. Confirm extensive audience research including focus groups.
What decisions did you make and why?

Form and Content affect meaning. Forms and conventions.

How does your production relate to previous productions/examples of the same nature? What conventions did you follow, which did you omit and why?
Discuss the technical details of your production
Critical analysis of your final pieces of work. What does your video communicate and signify to the audience? How does it achieve this?


Media institutions and audiences and audience feedback.

Comment on the institution. What is the institution doing at the moment and how have you considered this in your production. How does it meet the needs of the audience- refer to audience theories like users and gratifications. What does your audience think of your product? How could it have been improved? What are its strengths?

You must:
Show a clear indication of brief and comparison with AS project.
Record and reflect upon all stages of the production and account for main decisions made.
Analyse finished product to show how form and content affect meaning.
Make appropriate references to structure and representation and how it reflects the industry.
Place production in relation to both other texts and industry practices.
Good reference to audience feedback.Have a clear and systematic evaluation that is detailed, thorough and reflective