Dr martin afl

G322 Key Media Concepts

Textual Analysis

Learning Intentions

• To understand how to access the marks in your textual analysis essay.

• To identify targets for improvement in your next textual analysis essay.

Get the marks

Explanation, analysis and argument (20 marks)

Use of examples (20 marks)

Use of terminology (10 marks)

Example AnalysisCamera

Analysis (20)Examples (20) Terminology (10)

• During the sequence with the plumbers and the sink, the framing is quite tight with Doc Martin in the back ground framed between the two plumbers. This framing gives a sense of the doctor being trapped and useless in resolving the problem and getting increasingly frustrated.

Marking...Assessment Criteria Student’s Example

Explanation, analysis and argument (20 marks)

the doctor being trapped and useless in resolving the problem and getting increasingly frustrated.

Use of examples (20 marks)

the sequence with the plumbers and the sink... Doc Martin in the back ground

Use of terminology (10 marks)

framing is quite tight ... framed between the two plumbers

YOUR TURN

Example AnalysisMise-en-scene


• Doc Martin is the only one is the

sequence to wear a formal business

suit. This connotes his sense of

authority and sense of self

importance. The rest of the

community by contrast are dressed

more casually ,fitting their rural &

casual life styles or working class

professions.

Example AnalysisMise-en-scene


• Doc Martin is the only one is the

sequence to wear a formal business

suit. This connotes his sense of

authority and sense of self

importance. The rest of the

community by contrast are dressed

more casually ,fitting their rural &

relaxed life styles or working class

professions.

Editing


• Once the doctor enters the police

station, we cut from his reaction to an

eyeline match of the police officer

doing the vacuuming. This cut

highlights the more relaxed attitudes

the community seems to have

compared to Doc Martin.

Editing

EAA (20)Examples (20) Terminology (10)

• Once the doctor enters the police

station, we cut from his reaction to an

eyeline match of the police officer

doing the vacuuming. This cut

highlights the more relaxed attitudes

the community seems to have

compared to Doc Martin.

Sound


• The local community constantly use the term

‘bodmin’ to suggest an unusual event. This

dialogue, delivered with a thick west country

accent, serves to represent the doctor as an

outsider, who doesn’t understand. Also it is

used to make fun of him as an uptight and

stressed city dweller, who doesn’t get local

attitudes and ideas.

Get the grades – find the examples

• Camera• Mise-en-scene• Sound• Editing

Camera (8-10 examples)

Framing

Close Up

Long Shot

Wide Shot

POV

Aerial

Establishing Shot

Two Shot

Movement

Pan / Tilt

Roll

Dolly

Tracking

Crane

Zoom / Reverse

Angle

High Angle

Low Angle

Canted Angle

Composition

Depth of Field

Positioning

Contrast

Mise-en-scene (8-10 examples)

Costume

Lighting

Acting

Make Up

Props

Setting

Sound (4-6 examples)

Sound

Diegetic

Dialogue Ambient

Non Diegetic

Music Sound Effects

Continuity Editing (4-6 examples)

Cutting

• Cutting to• Shot / Reverse

Shot• Match on action• Eye-line match• Jump cut• Cross cutting• Ellipsis• Long / Short Take

Post Production Effects

• CGI• Captions

Transitions

• Speed• Style• Slow motion• Repetition• Graphic match

Making NotesRepresentation Label

(Age, Gender, Ethnicity, Class, Sexuality, (dis)ability, regional identity)

Camera Mise-en-scene Editing Sound

Point (Term)

Example

Analysis

Dr martin afl

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