Megan Boyle

Regulation Regulation (regulate) is “a rule or directive made and maintained by an authority.” All forms of media including films, music videos and video games must be regulated in order to protect the public from what they see, hear or interpret from the media. With the media today being so easily accessible by anyone it is important that it is regulated. Especially to protect vulnerable consumers such as children from what they are exposed to. This is because there is potentially damaging media which could affect their health both physically and mentally and cause unrealistic and incorrect views of the world. For example, through the development of technology, video games are becoming much more visually realistic and violent. Moreover with this type of media, the user is more active as they are playing the game. Therefore there must be age restrictions and regulations to protect children as it could affect their behaviours and attitudes in the real world. Regulation also takes

Peer Assessment Question 1b Portfolio Question/Theory: Representation Essay Student name: Megan Boyle MEG:                      Working at Grade: List theorists & theories referenced: 1 Mulvey - Male Gaze 2 Clover - Final Girl 3 Dobbs - Scream Queens 4 Derry - Hauntings & Demonic Possesions 5 Gramsci - Hegemonic model & Idealogies List terminology words: Representation, idea, voyeurs, post feminism approach, disequilibrium, symbolic, connotes. Level  Description Ref no Grade Agree? Level 1:  Outlines or describes 1 theorist with little reference to own production, and is under 250 words (1 side handwritten A4) U YES Level 2 lower:  Introduces and describes 2-3 relevant theories using some correct terminology/theorists E YES Level 2 mid:  Provides some examples but inconsistently and/or lacks correct explanation of how it applies E/D

Peer Assessment Question 1a Portfolio Skill Concept/question: Research and Planning Essay Student name: MEG:                      Working at Grade: List examples of RMT referenced: Prelim - College Magazine AS - Q Magazine AS - My Magazine A2 - Summer Trailer A2 - Final Trailer List terminology words: Conventions, Target Audience, Intertextuality, Unique, Bentley’s Theory, Bricclage, Interpret, Connoted, Denoted, Inspiration, Post-Modern Media Producer Level  Description Ref no Grade Agree? Level 1:  Outlines, defines or describes conventions/digital technology/research & planning/post production with little reference to own production, and is under 250 words (1 side handwritten A4) U YES Level 2 lower:  Introduces and describes 2-3 relevant examples of their work across the 2 years using some correct terminology E YES Level 2 mid:  Provides some