The Grove




   Matthew Tildesley
   Candidate Number: 4891
   Aquinas College: 33435
In what ways does your media
    product use, develop or
     challenge forms and
   conventions of real media
          products?
Use of not having the
characters face in shot creates
the mystery of a ‘who done it
scenario?’

Low angle shot of the phone adds
emphasis to the importance of it.


Low Angle shots create the effect of
the audience watching the person.
Mostly used to show weakness or
peering over someone's shoulder.
Arm over the shoulder shows
comforting nature of the
character.
The clothing and hair show
the characters stereotype and
gives them identity which the
audience can relate to.

Use of costumes and props
emphasise characters
stereotypical appearance and
style and often hint at
storylines/actions.
 Two Shot establishes connections
 between two characters usual used
 to show characters that are in
 relationships.
 This shot shows how the
 characters are connected but
 that there is something going on
 between them with the
 expression of the actors.
We also decided to use phones
as a way to express and relate to
the intended audience as the
audience will usually have
access to this technology.




Phones were a great way to
show how the soap reflects
everyday life as it is available
to everyone.


  The use of having a close
  up of the phone adds
  tension as sometimes
  cause we can not see who
  is holding the phone or
  whose it is.
We used this shot from a
Eastenders episode as it was
effective to show the
character in the car as if we
were stood right next to
them empathising the crash.
This created a big tension to
the audience as it captures
their emotion and
questioning to find out what
went on to get to where this
person is now.
I decided to use the song ‘Broken’ by Seether
featuring Amy Lee as the tone of the song
fitted my trailer but also the use of having the
male and female singer added impact to the
trailer due to the main storylines of love.

This is affective as the storyline/narrative fit
the genre of the song and its message. This
creates a relationship between the story and
the song as the way its put it behind like a
background sound due to it being non diegtic
makes it seem as if it describes the characters
life. Plus what the soap mainly revolves
around.

The music comes in to the start very quietly
then builds up with the guitar playing a sad
tone to the trailer, editing the music so it
would be quieter when people were talking
was a great way to show the importance of
the characters speech to each other.

Question1 Part 2 Updated

  • 1.
    The Grove  Matthew Tildesley  Candidate Number: 4891  Aquinas College: 33435
  • 2.
    In what waysdoes your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
  • 3.
    Use of nothaving the characters face in shot creates the mystery of a ‘who done it scenario?’ Low angle shot of the phone adds emphasis to the importance of it. Low Angle shots create the effect of the audience watching the person. Mostly used to show weakness or peering over someone's shoulder.
  • 4.
    Arm over theshoulder shows comforting nature of the character. The clothing and hair show the characters stereotype and gives them identity which the audience can relate to. Use of costumes and props emphasise characters stereotypical appearance and style and often hint at storylines/actions. Two Shot establishes connections between two characters usual used to show characters that are in relationships. This shot shows how the characters are connected but that there is something going on between them with the expression of the actors.
  • 5.
    We also decidedto use phones as a way to express and relate to the intended audience as the audience will usually have access to this technology. Phones were a great way to show how the soap reflects everyday life as it is available to everyone. The use of having a close up of the phone adds tension as sometimes cause we can not see who is holding the phone or whose it is.
  • 6.
    We used thisshot from a Eastenders episode as it was effective to show the character in the car as if we were stood right next to them empathising the crash. This created a big tension to the audience as it captures their emotion and questioning to find out what went on to get to where this person is now.
  • 7.
    I decided touse the song ‘Broken’ by Seether featuring Amy Lee as the tone of the song fitted my trailer but also the use of having the male and female singer added impact to the trailer due to the main storylines of love. This is affective as the storyline/narrative fit the genre of the song and its message. This creates a relationship between the story and the song as the way its put it behind like a background sound due to it being non diegtic makes it seem as if it describes the characters life. Plus what the soap mainly revolves around. The music comes in to the start very quietly then builds up with the guitar playing a sad tone to the trailer, editing the music so it would be quieter when people were talking was a great way to show the importance of the characters speech to each other.