Non-Exam Assessment Coursework 30% of final grade

NEA – Non Exam Assessment

30% of your qualification. Deadline: Xmas 2020 (specific date TBC).

Non-exam assessment (NEA): The NEA element requires students to:• apply their knowledge and understanding of media language and representations to create a media product using one of the following forms:• television• music video• radio• newspapers• magazines• advertising/marketing• online, social and participatory media• video games• use media language in a single media form to express and communicate meaning to an intended audience.

MEDIA THREE Non-exam base assessment Creating a product: What's assessed?• Application of knowledge and understanding of the theoretical framework.• Ability to create media products. How it's assessed• A choice of one of five annually changing briefs, set by AQA.• 60 marks• 30% of GCSE• Assessed by teachers• Moderated by AQA. TasksStudents produce:• a statement of intent• a media product for an intended audience.

You must complete:

1. a Statement of Intent

2. an individual media production for a specifically targeted audience, applying your knowledge and understanding of media language and representation.

Time to weigh up the options…

Read the briefs and pay particular attention to the minimum requirements.

Are you interested – do you have the passion?

Can you think of some ideas? Can you meet the minimum requirements?

You need to decide which brief you will complete.

Radio

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kehpOuN8OMo

Click on the link to listen to an example

Music Video:

Print Advertising:

Internet

TV Drama:

Your own NEA response:• For the final part of this year you

need to make a plan for your own NEA response.

• Read over the briefs again and decide which one you want to follow.

• When you return to school in September you must have an idea and have started to:

1. make notes,

2. sketches,

3. storyboards... to begin to develop your idea.

• If not you will struggle...