notes grid without jump cut - causes too much confusion!

1. Camerawork
Editing
Sound
Mise en scene
Cut
Fade
Graphic Match
Transition
Intercutting
Screen time
etcetera
Voice
Accent
Tone
Soundtrack
Diegetic
Non Diegetic
etcetera
Costume
Props
Set
Typage (what the
actor looks like)
Lighting
etcetera
In the bedroom
scene In the
kitchen scene At
the bus stop In
scene two of the clip
When X talks to Y…
In the bedroom
scene In the
kitchen scene At
the bus stop In
scene two of the clip
When X talks to Y…
In the bedroom
scene In the
kitchen scene At
the bus stop In
scene two of the clip
When X talks to Y…
In the bedroom
scene In the
kitchen scene At
the bus stop In
scene two of the clip
When X talks to Y…
etcetera
etcetera
etcetera
etcetera
To make us feel
sympathetic or
unsympathetic to
character X or Y
To make us feel
sympathetic or
unsympathetic to
character X or Y
To make us feel
sympathetic or
unsympathetic to
character X or Y
To make us feel
sympathetic or
unsympathetic to
character X or Y
To create tension
To make X or Y seem
powerful or weak
etcetera
To create tension
To make X or Y seem
powerful or weak
etcetera
To create tension
To make X or Y seem
powerful or weak
etcetera
To create tension
To make X or Y seem
powerful or weak
etcetera
High Angle
(Terminology) Low Angle
Pan
T
Tilt
Establishing shot
Close Up
etcetera
What?
Where?
(Examples)
E
Why?
(Explanation,
Analysis,
Argument)
T
Representation

2. Explanation,
Analysis, Argument
20 Marks
Examples
No intro needed just go straight into describing how Camera,
Editing, Sound and MES are used to represent characters in
certain ways. Reinforcing or subverting stereotypes and creating
binary oppositions.
This illustrates…this highlights…this shows us…this gives the
audience the feeling of…this positions the audience to feel this
way about a character….
Conclusion answers the question and brings discussion to a
close
In the bedroom scene In the kitchen scene At the bus
stop In scene two of the clip When X talks to Y…
20 Marks
Terminology
10 Marks
Camerawork
Editing
Sound
Mise en scene
High Angle
Low Angle
Pan
Tilt
Establishing shot
Close Up
Cut
Fade
Graphic Match
Transition
Intercutting
Screen time
Pace
Voice
Accent
Tone
Soundtrack
Diegetic
Non Diegetic
Costume
Props
Set
Typage (what the
actor looks like)
Lighting
G322A TV Drama Analysis Essay Plan Grid

3. Learning Objectives
Understanding the importance of organising your notes
All will: show basic understanding of the terminology
and how to apply it to representation in a media text
Most will: show proficient understanding of the
terminology and how to apply it to representation in a
media text
Some will: show excellent understanding of the
terminology and how to apply it to representation in a
media text