Paragraph 1: Offer your overall impression of the film while mentioning the movie’s title, director and key actors.
Paragraph 2: Summarize the plot of the film.
Paragraph 3: How did the actors portray key character roles? Did they fulfill your expectations?
Paragraph 4: Were any particular film techniques used in key scenes? How did the film techniques and music enhance the setting and themes of the film?
Paragraph 5: Offer a decisive factor that tells the reader to attend the film or not.
Media Literacy Topic #1
ReplyDeletePost all answers to the questions below in your blog
Keep a media log for one week, listing all the different types of media avenues you use and how much time you spend with each one for each day of the week. Make a chart that summarizes your habits o How do you use media? Which media do you use? (Do you use YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter? Read newspapers or magazines? See billboards or other advertising? Do you watch TV, listen to music, surf the Web, and play video games?
Also, answer the following questions:
What does your media use say about you?
I like to stay in tune constantly with what people are doing and always in the know. I am never disconnected from media for a prolonged period of time.
Which media do you trust and why?
I trust media that has been pasted down to me from my friends and my parents. I would have never started using Twitter, Pinterest or even blogger if it weren’t for the recommendations of my friends.
Which media do you enjoy the most and why?
I enjoy social media and entertainment media. Being on a journalist track I like to know who is doing what and how their lives are unfolding. I enjoy listening and watching media such as the radio, television
Are you willing to broaden your exposure to different media? If you used to watch mainly sports and action/ adventure on television, are you now spreading your viewing to a wider range of genres?
I am willing to try new types for media and expand my views on what type of media I allow to influence me.
Type of Media Hours Per Day Days of the Week
Friday
Twitter, Texting, Pinterest, Radio, Television
Texting: 5 hours
Twitter: 2 hours
Radio: 4 hours
Saturday
Vogues Magazine, Radio, Television, Twitter, Texting, Billboards Texting: 3 hours
Twitter: 2 hours
Radio: 4 hours
Television: 4 hours
Sunday
Texting, Twitter, Radio,television Texting: 5 hours
Twitter: 2 hours
Radio: 4 hours
Monday
Computer, newspaper, Twitter Radio
Texting: 5 hours
Twitter: 2 hours
Radio: 4 hours
Newspaper: 1 hour
Tuesday
Twitter, Texting, Pinterest, Radio, Television
Texting: 3 hours
Twitter: 2 hours
Radio: 4 hours
Internet: 2 hours
Wednesday
Twitter, Texting, Pinterest, Radio, Television
Texting: 3 hours
Twitter: 2 hours
Radio: 4 hours
Television: 4 hours
Thursday
Twitter, Texting, Radio,
Twitter: 1 hour
Texting: 1 hour
Radio: 1 hour
Friday
Twiiter: 1 hours
Texting: 1 hour
Internet 1hour
Radio: 1 hours