Blog feedback and learning

WWW: Good to see that you have gone back and finished some of the earlier tasks that you were initially missing. This shows good dedication to the subject.

Next Steps:

- Your recent Camerawork tasks need completing with the final section not yet done.

- You need to go back and rename, combine and tidy up the order of your blog tasks as these currently are not done in a way that will be useful for your revision next year.

- Begin to personalise your blog. This is going to be your workbook for the next 2 years. Use the layout and theme tools on blogger to alter the site to reflect your personality.

- Go back to your first LIAR analysis on the movie poster and try to apply some of our most recent knowledge to the ‘Language’ part of this analysis. Consider Mise-en-scene and Camera Shots/Angles especially


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