props

in this film modern technology use with old raggedy doll symbolises un normal activity.
picture frame on the wall represent history and pass. bed in the room drawing emphasis that the place is lonely grey wooden floor and building.

Setting

the film starts with family got in a brutal accident with adults and children. The setting grey, red and black. Symbolises depression, violence and death. forest, isolated old mansion. big old mansion in a isolated location to stand out and make it scary to the audience, Also uses to draw symbolises to the unknown, this film uses various nature with trees. which represent earth sign which links to human life one eye looking through the hole represent intimidation and terror. door uses refrigerator use in the film symbolises coldness in the film. door with glass windows use represent sorrow and sadness disorientation and a secret.

costume

old ragged clothes, red clothing symbolises death. normal clothes showing normal people going into the unknown terror with with the contrast of old clothes.

light and sound

lighting is very dark and gloomy which represent a depressing atmosphere. sea in the setting represent something hidden under the surface rain uses in this film signifies pain and sorrow which would dominate the film, human nature of a storm signifies something terrifying about to happen. dim lights goes in and out symbolises something else is going on.

Facial Expression

vains in the face bloody face grey eyes emphasises evil and someone being haunted.

scotland referendum in or out

Scotland's results in Thursday's yes or no independence referendum could make an impact on
the UK. If Scotland was to claim independence what would it mean for both countries? According to the Panorama documentary it states many Scottish feel the Conservative government has shaken the British establishment to its roots. The pivotal reason for Scottish desire to separate from the UK, emerged when Margaret Thatcher became prime minister in the late 1970s. They feel the conservative government destroyed the manufacturing and industrial sector during the 1980s which ruined working class people. This created a depressing mood within the Scottish nation. However, some feel oil is the root for independence and some feel it is Alex Salmond and the SNP government. In addition to this, the yes campaigners believe that in gaining independence from England they will have their own laws, the protection of their education and health care system. They fear this could be privatised as now in the UK. In their opinion this might be ruined under the conservative government. Also, there have been reports that Scotland would be a richer nation if they separate. On the other hand, the no campaigners say there is no evidence that they would be better off. Many also feel jobs would be lost and they won't be able to keep the same currency.

The Panorama documentary and the yes campaigners show the UK in a bad way.  Panorama was a biased documentary was been with the reporter's language drawing various emphasis on the conservative government of the reason of Scottish desire to go independence. The yes campaigner video showing scotland in a depressing mood playing depressing music and imagery to support this, it also shows contrast with happy and sad showing children running and laughing and using a young presenter as in showing a gaining independence from the UK would make scotland a better place for young people and a brighter future for young people. It also uses persuasive languages and imagery to draw viewers attention and using rhetorical question with the presenter repetitive language. Showing a flowers with the presenter having a flowers in her hands represent growth and the colour green signifies prosperity. on the other hand the no campaigner article saying the they would be worst off with the languages used.


This picture of someone wearing a shoe and someone putting show is illustrating that of growth, with the language used, highlighting the word Yes is capital letter to draw the reader attention.

This picture with coins stack up stating that scotland is richer than the United kingdom as a whole.  

  

I think they should remain apart of the united kingdom they are better together as they are no solid evidence that they would be better off. I think the result might go no. If yes is voted is I think they would loose jobs and currency of the pound. 

first week on media course

 I have just enrolled on to the level 3 Media course. Have previously undertaken level 2 Media which completed. I choose this programme because would like to work in the Film, Television, Advertising and Public relation industry, I am creative individual who enjoys making short film and documentaries on real life topics, also have tremendous interest in different genre of films and TV. 

Doing this programme would explore my creativity in media and film, where I would like to create my own production company in the future. what i enjoyed the most whilst on my previous media course is story and script writing and documentary making aspects of the programme. My interest is also writing story for television shows.