Accountability Check: Coursework Checklist

 Music Video Table:

Item

Progress

Statement of Intent (Max. 300 Words)

                   

Min. Two Filming Locations

                  

A Clear Narrative/Story

                               

Min. Two Characters (Including a Protagonist)

                  

Variety of Camera Shots, Angles and Movements

                  

Diegetic sound (which could include but is not restricted to dialogue, Foley sound and ambience /atmosphere).

                           

Non-diegetic sound (which must include but is not restricted to music).

                 

Use of narrative codes and media language to attract and engage the audience.

                 

Editing of the footage, soundtrack and dialogue to establish meaning.

                 

Use of titles and/or graphics to reinforce the message of the video.

 

                 

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