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The cross-media production (Component 3, NEA)
Quick questions on Applying the framework to production - Eduqas A-Level Media Studies cross-media production
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What is media language that makes meaning?Show answer
The skill is to make deliberate choices, not incidental ones:
What are industry conventions of the two forms?Show answer
Your products must follow the recognised conventions of their forms so they read as credible examples:
What is addressing the target audience?Show answer
The products must target the brief's audience precisely through mode of address, appeal and platform, so the audience feels spoken to. Knowing the audience's demographics and psychographics shapes every decision, from the tone of the language to the platforms the products live on.
What is the cross-media link?Show answer
The two products must be a genuine cross-media pair, linked by consistent branding, style and representation. The brief is satisfied by a connected campaign, not two unrelated texts, so the link between the products is part of what is assessed.
What is q1?Show answer
Name the four framework areas your cross-media production must demonstrate. [4 marks]
What is q2?Show answer
Explain how your production uses media language to communicate meaning. [10 marks]
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