I am posting the next 2 preps to help you plan.
FRIDAY 25 JANUARY PREP YEAR 11C Refer to Extract 1 in the insert. Analyse the representation of Jamaican Reggae music and
FRIDAY 25 JANUARY PREP YEAR 11C Refer to Extract 1 in the insert. Analyse the representation of Jamaican Reggae music and
musicians such as Bob Marley in this MOJO front cover. (5 marks)
WEDNESDAY 29 JANUARY PREP YEAR 11C
I have emailed you with a new OCR folder. Tonight's prep is to download and organise into folders these new OCR Specimen Papers and Mark Schemes.
I would like you to keep one set of these in the original folder (making it easy to distinguish the new from the old) and another set in with the 01 and 02 folders that you have already made.
You will have time to look at the new questions, as well.
Responses should analyse representations of Jamaican Reggae music and musicians in the extract from MOJO Magazine, for example:
ReplyDelete the image of Bob Marley has been shot and selected to connote his openness and friendliness – he directly addresses the camera with a smile, he is shot in natural light, he wears very ‘ordinary’ clothing, and his stance is very unaggressive.
the cover line ‘From gang war to one love’ connotes the violent social background of Jamaican Reggae music and anchors the meaning of the photograph, presenting Bob Marley as a man of peace
the crumpled monochrome photograph of Jamaican sound systems suggests that Jamaican Reggae comes out of poverty and has an authenticity due to these roots
the selection of a photograph of highly decorated sound systems suggests that Jamaican Reggae comes out of a folk tradition with a rich heritage of creativity
any other relevant representation analysis.