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You can use this calculator to work out how your marks will convert into a final mark /100.
Please be aware that we cannot discuss unit grades nor overall grades!
The above boundaries cannot be used as a reliable indicator for this academic year; it is for a rough indication only.
Here is the latest information we have on how Cambridge International will assess students work in June 2021.
We still have a lot of detail to work out and we will get back to you once we have more guidance from CiE due out this month about rules for compiling your assessment portfolio.
Dear All,
That was something of a surprise!
Distance learning starts again on Tuesday, when we will be rolling out new materials.
In the meantime, please ensure that your first essay on Postmodern Media is completed and submitted before the end of Monday.
See you soon.
Mr G & Mrs C
Now that you have revisited Digital Technologies and written an essay on it, you can use the remaining lessons this week to revisit the other areas of the Music Industry that you will need to have a handle on for the exam. To do this you should complete your…
If this is complete with about 12 case studies, you should have all you need to answer a question on the Music Industry. Remember, you can make the case studies work for you – not exactly ‘shoe horn’ them in, but they can all be used to evidence, illustrate a variety of key debates, discussions about audiences and institutions in the music industry.
This should be copied into the blog as a new blog post.
You should include the following before the essay
- Your full name
- The brief in full
- How do the elements of your production work together to create a sense of ‘branding’?
- How did your research inform your products and the way they use or challenge conventions?
- How do your products represent social groups or issues?
- How do your products engage with the audience?
The essay should include the images (with captions). You should wrap the text around the images
All the section headings and questions in the body of the essay should be removed
You should make the following terms bold:
You should submit your final coursework products for nomination to one of the categories in the Media & Film Studies Awards
Full guidance is on the blog – here
We want to submit your music promo package into one of the award categories.
To do this you must submit your final product as follows:
‘The Name of Your Song, The name(s) of group members”.
For example: “Love is Blind: Jim, Bob and David”
AN ALTERNATIVE WAY TO EXPORT THE 30 second SEQUENCE:
Use the work space marker at the top of the sequence to select your chosen section. When you go to export, make sure you select ‘Work space’ as opposed to ‘Entire Sequence’
On November 9th at Candie Gardens the Film, Psychology & Sociology departments will be hold the second in our series of Cinema Stories.
The screening will followed by a panel discussion in the issues raised in the film.
If you’re interested in a career in digital, creative or marketing you should consider an internship at Digital Greenhouse.
A really helpful video on how to manage your workflow in Premiere from Lenny Lenfesty, our visiting expert who will be visiting us next Thursday & Friday 17th & 18th September.
He is red hot on managing Premiere and if you haven’t got your workspace managed he will focus on that before he gets round to giving you advice or creative editing tips.
Be sure you’ve watched this and done some basic sorting of your workspace.
In partnership with the Psychology and Sociology department we are pleased to announce the first in the series of Cinema Stories.
We will be screening a notable film and will then hold a 30 minute Q&A discussion with a panel of experts on film and on the issues and topics explored in the movie.
The first event is scheduled for 5th October 7.00 – 10.00 and held at Candie Garden Museum.
The Film will be the documentary master piece by Asif Kapadia; AMY.
To book your place at this event, please click here.