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Second Blog for Media NEA

My initial response to the brief is positive as I think that it will be easy to access examples of promotional audio-visuals in order to fully understand what it is I have to create. I like the idea of creating the print texts as I think that it will enable me to create more of a house-style or running theme throughout the different media texts. Potential products that I have thought about creating included a game show promotional audio visual, however, the issue that I found with this idea was that I wouldn't be able to include a sequence in the audio-visual that included either; a key turning point, a point of significant conflict or a resolution. I still like this idea and want to look into ways that a narrative could be incorporated into a game show as there are examples of where this exists including on itv such as 'Love Island.' Other ideas that I have had include an audio-visual for an upcoming crime show as it is a very popular genre for the broadcasters 'itv.'
For the print text I think I want to use the double page spread by displaying an interview with one of the actors featuring in the show. I feel comfortable creating a front cover for the magazine as I have analysed magazines throughout both GCSE and A-Level Media Studies.  

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  1. Good blogging so far Beth and good ideas. Do think through the practicalities carefully.

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