Wow your video's really are good you covered so much in this particular video I just finished my notes for it, took me a few days but now I can use them as a reference for diving deeper into each idea. You have taught me so much already and I love this topic it's so exciting to learn. Thanks for making these video's they hold such great information.
Hi, Just subscribed as I'm going to be teaching Btec National soon, and need to get to grips with content, theories and terminology. Really looking forward to applying the subconscious knowledge I've built up over the years, once I have a clue how to analyse what I know and to use, understand and reference all the correct terminology. Is there a one-stop media 'bible' that covers all the terms (with examples and context etc)? Thanks for these videos.
Just a little thing about mise en scene: it comes from the French verb metre which means "to put" (Je mets mes cles sur la table/ I put my keys on the table) the past participle of this verb is mis and because it's la scene and not le scene, it's feminine meaning we need to add an e on the end, making it mise en scene and literally meaning "put in the scene"
I am an aspiring You-Tuber and probably will not need all this knowledge, nevertheless your videos are wealth of knowledge. Before this one, I just watched story-boarding. One word. Impressive. Thanks you.
Thank you. I've just discovered this channel - it has great content. I have a question. Have you made any content that has to do with the different ways 'movies' and/or 'stories' make money? Thx
@The Media Wizards I'm a Media AS student in Year 12. I know from already doing research that its contradictory to give a precise definition of postmodernism, but could you do a video about the origins of the term, different theorist's approaches/definitions and how it can be applied to media texts?
Hi. My name'es Gustavo Lastra. I AM a Argentinian social communication teacher ay Hugh school level. I find this TH-cam channel really amazing! Go on teaching! It is a pkeasure ti watch your videos. I would like to know your name. I would like to ve un contact with You. I would like to know about comunication teaching and studies in Great Britain (and ir course un other countries as well) Thanks a lot!
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Thanks a lot! The one remark tho Propp wasn't a film critic but a folklorist.
Feels like I know this guy personally!
Thank you for uploading these. Feel so much more confident for my exam :)
Wow your video's really are good you covered so much in this particular video I just finished my notes for it, took me a few days but now I can use them as a reference for diving deeper into each idea. You have taught me so much already and I love this topic it's so exciting to learn. Thanks for making these video's they hold such great information.
Hi, Just subscribed as I'm going to be teaching Btec National soon, and need to get to grips with content, theories and terminology. Really looking forward to applying the subconscious knowledge I've built up over the years, once I have a clue how to analyse what I know and to use, understand and reference all the correct terminology. Is there a one-stop media 'bible' that covers all the terms (with examples and context etc)? Thanks for these videos.
Just a little thing about mise en scene: it comes from the French verb metre which means "to put" (Je mets mes cles sur la table/ I put my keys on the table) the past participle of this verb is mis and because it's la scene and not le scene, it's feminine meaning we need to add an e on the end, making it mise en scene and literally meaning "put in the scene"
Very interesting! Thank you!
The Media Insider you’re welcome! By the way, your video helped me do my media mock today! I’m hoping I’ll get at least a C lol
Good luck, I'm sure you'll do fine
I am an aspiring You-Tuber and probably will not need all this knowledge, nevertheless your videos are wealth of knowledge. Before this one, I just watched story-boarding. One word. Impressive. Thanks you.
Love this video. Thanks for the informative video
You are so welcome!
It feels like I'm learning in that classroom!!
Thank you. I've just discovered this channel - it has great content. I have a question. Have you made any content that has to do with the different ways 'movies' and/or 'stories' make money? Thx
I have never done anything related to media studies so how do i write my portfolio.
any chance you can cover some of the A2 media stuff???
Thank you for this video
you gotta love mrs doubt fire.
One of his best
@The Media Wizards I'm a Media AS student in Year 12. I know from already doing research that its contradictory to give a precise definition of postmodernism, but could you do a video about the origins of the term, different theorist's approaches/definitions and how it can be applied to media texts?
Excellent idea - I'll add it to the to do list!
cool :)
Great video, very informative
Thank you:)
thinking of switching majors to media studies then going to dental school. is that a good idea because it looks fun? tired of science
Love this thank you
Genius! How do you come up with this stuff?
He is a GCSE media teacher.
Hi. My name'es Gustavo Lastra. I AM a Argentinian social communication teacher ay Hugh school level. I find this TH-cam channel really amazing! Go on teaching! It is a pkeasure ti watch your videos. I would like to know your name. I would like to ve un contact with You. I would like to know about comunication teaching and studies in Great Britain (and ir course un other countries as well) Thanks a lot!
People are more attracted to people who use lots of hand gestures.
music is too loud compared to your voice, otherwise useful video
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