Friday, 10 May 2019

music unit cover revision

Media language:
Masthead
Main Image
Minor images
Colour Pallet
Lexis (teasers)
Layout  

Wednesday, 8 May 2019

news

explain 2 ways newspapers are funded?
advertising that gets put in papers
and cover price, so when people buy it in the shops

observer/guardian values and beliefs of the newspaper
support the labour party
values are social-democratic mot about business
don't like sensationalist storys
owned by a trust group not a billionaire



How the Lego movie broke boundaries with branded marketing; how it targeted the different sections of their target audience; and whether it was successful or not


  • 3 Target audiences- family, kids who play with lego, and cinema goers 
  • 5 days before the film was released an advert on Sunday the 9th of February at 7.27 in between dancing on ice they filmed a special advert for the lego movie, which saw The British Heart Foundation, Confuse.com, bT infinity and premier inn, followed by the lego movie trailer all in the lego block style.
  • this meant there was massive impact/buzz on social media about it 
  • #legomovie folded x5
  • over 6Million viewed it live
  • 1.1 Million independently searched for it online in the following week, watching it in full.
  • free publicity, meant that because there was hype about in on the media that the newspapers and magazines got involved, furthermore pushing the publicity.
  • became No.1 box office in 2014
  • synergy between the different brands, raising profile of the other brands e.g. confuse.com and BT infinity 
  • adverts that were chosen broaden the age range from adults e.g. premier to the youngsters confuse.com


  • Uses and gratifications of bloomer and Kats
  • P-persoanl identitiy (relatable one)
  • I-information
  • E-entertainment (diversion)
  • S-social interaction