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 feedback WWW- You start well here with the unseen text so now we need to revise the csps so we can pick up marks throughout the exam . A very useful lesson here . EBI- Revise csps and narrative theory . For Q4 you had the tattler cover with the exam . For the last question you could just have written trailers , social media  ,you tube and picked up a couple of marks .                                                       QUESTION 2 2.• Verbal codes    • Use of language    • Colour palette                                                        QUESTION 3 3.• Character types can be seen as outdated stereotypes of masculinity and femininity (‘damsel in distress’ scenario) with Audrey Hepburn cast as the ‘heroine’ character type (Propp) with the male chauffeur coming to her aid as the ‘Hero’ archetype and rescuing her. However, another interpretation would see Hepburn as the ‘Hero’ of the narrative, taking matters into her own hands and forcing the driver of the car into the ‘Helper/Donor

  Pre-production: blog tasks Create a blogpost called 'Pre-production' and work through the following tasks. 1) Script Im going to do something about super powers . the super power will be mind reading . and it will start with someone being followed then them realising they are being followed and then i will end with a chase scene then getting caught then a conversation  2) Shot list i will have a over the shoulder shot when they are  running  . The camera will swirl into a circle and the scene will be a new setting  . as they are running i will show lots of different angles and one of them will be them running over the camera . 3) Mise-en-scene What iconography or mise-en-scene are you including to ensure your audience understands your drama as fantasy? Plan your cast, costume, make-up, props, lighting and setting. This can be simply completed using your blog or on a Google Doc - the key aspect is to have planned all the critical details. Remember the mise-en-scene mnemonic: C