News revision list

News revision

News videos Guardian

Convergent links and audiovisual content

The Guardian

 https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/video/2020/oct/29/god-and-the-gop-will-conservative-evangelicals-stay-loyal-to-trump-video

Carefully selected editing

Use of language and how the Guardian selects and constructs values and ideologies.

Use of white Evangelists for eg

Very carefully constructed. 

Extreme stereotypes interviewed - white Evangelist preacher, reported by young Asian journalist. 

Daily Mail TV syndicated American platform

Almost represents Trump as a king, no editing, no cutting. He appears very presidential, flags, desks, chair he appears almost like royalty promoting himself, still bemoaning election. 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/video/news/video-2302008/Video-Trump-says-Georgia-campaign-Senate-runoff.html

News print and online comparison

This week you are completing a video voiceover print and online comparison. 

Looking at the same days of the DM and Guardian take notes and video of the following:

• circulation (look online)
• ownership (who owns them and how do they differ)
• cost of the paper
• Advertising examples - which ones take up the most space for eg full page in DM costs £30K. Advertising is much more important/effective in print than online.
• Hard news stories in first few pages, when does it change to soft news give egs
• News values CUPPTUNE
• Political Bias egs
• Comparison of the two

Upload the footage onto premiere, add your voiceover and compare print with online and the advantages of both.

December 3 2020 Front pages

Online news

 For the Daily Mail websites and The Guardian websites. 

Create a table with three columns. On the first column:

• Main news stories, what are they? Hard, soft? Language used.
• Main images - representations and values
• Any links with that day's front pages ? Copy and paste today's front pages.
• Social media
• Any audience comments on the main stories
• Look at the layout and describe colour, layout, images, fonts, text (typography and meaning)
• Adverts? I may have to show you mine.
  
• Look at the list of conventions on the handout and give examples where these conform or subvert. 

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