Saros GCSE Media Blog

 1. The two main stylistic devices in the Galaxy advertisement are nostalgia and intertextuality.  2."what have cotton when you can have silk?"  3.    Audrey is a symbol of elegance, sophistication, and heritage. As a result, the galactic advent can associate this actress with the quote.  4.  connections between texts—especially those of a literary nature  5.   The advertisement suggests a Roman vacation, which connects to mise en scene through its essential elements.  6. The man who offered Audrey a ride is the story's hero; Audrey is the heroine; the bus driver is probably the false hero; and the man in the automobile is the donor.  7. It adheres to Todorov's equilibrium theory since the bus has crashed and she is left without a place to eat her Galaxy chocolate bar. The issue is resolved when a man pulls up in his automobile beside the bus and offers her a ride.  8.Audrey is a symbol of elegance, sophistication, and heritage. Therefore, it made sense for Galaxy to

 1. The advert was produced in the 1950's.  2. In the 1950's women were presented as house wives and to stay in the house and do daily domestic chores, This product affects society as it is targeted for women and is meant for women. In the 1950's it was a patriarchal society and women were often victims and in those times it was normal for women to be house wives. Overtime society has changed as women started taking actions for equal rights and in modern society some may argue that women still dont have as much rights as men , however in mosts opinion, it has. 3. The heading message promotes the product due to background information , getting the audience intrigued. 4 . T he mise-en-scene in the advert for costume is that the woman is wearing a green dress also she is hanging clothes with a distressing smile suggesting woman in society are emotional and love to do chores. Another mise-en-scene is the make-up that suggests for a woman to be beautiful they need make-up also t

 mark: 17 , grade: 4 WWW: This is a good assessment that shows we definitely need to move your target grade much higher. This exam clearly as potential to reach those higher grades - well done! EBI: The area to focus on is Q6: the 20 marker essay. Avoid repeating points and make sure you offer detailed evidence from the CSPS. I have top-level example essay to demonstrate how to include this in your answer. 1.1 2.1 3.5/8 4.1/2 5.1/2 6.8/20 7. I think I missed out on the marks because I didn't revise. 8. I got 5 marks out of 8 and I could of included how there was a lack of femininity in the advert and how the bicep was an act of masculinity. 9.  Vertical integration requires a company's direct ownership of suppliers, distributors, or retail locations to obtain greater control of its supply chain. The advantages can include   greater efficiencies, reduced costs, and more control along the manufacturing or distribution process . 10. I could have used , In purely financial terms, #

 1.  2. 3. 4.  5. 6. 7.  Women have recently been portrayed as  doctors, professors, athletes, business owners and other roles that were previously associated with men . In these ads, women are shown as having control over their own decisions and as being able to change other people's behaviours and thoughts. 8. Stereotypes are also prevalent in every day media.  Women are often portrayed solely as homemakers and carers of the family, dependent on men, or as objects of male attention. 9.  Women have entered the workforce in large numbers, and men have become more involved in household and childcare responsibilities . The impact of these changes on both men and women has been mostly positive.

 1. The Key conventions are is the pack of skittles which says skittles and portrays a rainbow made of skittles behind the pack of skittles that has 4 different colours which are bright, yellow, purple, green and red which all display a energetic feeling. This clearly communicates to the audience as they may wanna enlighten up and buy the product due to the slogan saying "taste the rainbow" which may persuade the audience to buy their product and try it out. 2. The USP of this advert for skittles is that its the only fruity flavoured candy with a spicy kick and that it comes in different flavours with different packs. 3. 4.  5.