Greg James
Greg James has changed radio one in the best way as he has brought more viewers onto the show and he is more open to talk to the public then he is to talk to a celebrity. he has brought around 250,000 new viewers and has new content which the general public can join in on as in coming onto the show are calling in. this helps boost the radio stations viewers as more public viewers join in on the games and events that happen on the radio. Greg James's personality traits help him in the radio show as he pis a caring and considerate person as the last host of the radio show would tend to be very right winged and only invite celebrity's onto the show and to call in with an occasion on a public viewer every now and then.
Friday 22 November 2019
Thursday 21 November 2019
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woman's rights poster
This poster is for the woman's rights campaign, drawing on their faces, the audience is everyone, charity posters are usually out to make you feel for the people affected by the cause and tend to have many images and small info to get the audience engaged and feeling for the people.
persuasive language - the use of persuasive language position the audience to read the advert from a particular point of view .
Rhetorical question - the rhetorical question positions the audience to sympathise with people in this situation.
fear - the use of three individual, each with a different anxiety about their housing, creates a fear that this can happen to anyone and could happen to the reader.
typeface/font style - the sans serif font conveys the urgency of the situation which creates a sense of fear for each individual
shot types and angles - the close-up sand direct address of each character personalises each individual and emphasises their emotion.
colour palette - the red font connotes the danger of the situations they are in.
register/mode of address - the mode of address is serious and the lexis connotations a sense of hopelessness.
anchorage ( how do the images and the copy work together to create meaning) - the placement of each statement above the character signifies that these situations could happen to anyone. The position of the text above the lips could signify giving people a voice.
woman's rights poster
This poster is for the woman's rights campaign, drawing on their faces, the audience is everyone, charity posters are usually out to make you feel for the people affected by the cause and tend to have many images and small info to get the audience engaged and feeling for the people.
persuasive language - the use of persuasive language position the audience to read the advert from a particular point of view .
Rhetorical question - the rhetorical question positions the audience to sympathise with people in this situation.
fear - the use of three individual, each with a different anxiety about their housing, creates a fear that this can happen to anyone and could happen to the reader.
typeface/font style - the sans serif font conveys the urgency of the situation which creates a sense of fear for each individual
shot types and angles - the close-up sand direct address of each character personalises each individual and emphasises their emotion.
colour palette - the red font connotes the danger of the situations they are in.
register/mode of address - the mode of address is serious and the lexis connotations a sense of hopelessness.
anchorage ( how do the images and the copy work together to create meaning) - the placement of each statement above the character signifies that these situations could happen to anyone. The position of the text above the lips could signify giving people a voice.
representation - stereotypes
dominant ideology, it could be argued that the dominant social group, by having access to power and means of communication, has control and influences over the way in which other social groups are seen and understood. their social experience, beliefs and values are known as DOMINANT IDEOLOGY. Stereotypes can be seen to work as symbolic codes or signs, stereotypes attach specific values or ideas to that group of people, which are generalised and largely inaccurate, but they become accepted in wider society due to the frequency with which they are used. stereotypes can be positive or negative, the individual, an the social group of the person who constructs the representation. The social group that is being represented. Stereotypes are created by and widely used in media industry for a number of reasons, They are quickly understood by audiences.
C - CLASS CAGED - THIS DOES NOT INCLUDE SEXUALITY, RELIGION,
A -AGE OCCUPATION, EDUCATION
G -GENDER
E -ETHNICITY
D -DISABILITY
dominant ideology, it could be argued that the dominant social group, by having access to power and means of communication, has control and influences over the way in which other social groups are seen and understood. their social experience, beliefs and values are known as DOMINANT IDEOLOGY. Stereotypes can be seen to work as symbolic codes or signs, stereotypes attach specific values or ideas to that group of people, which are generalised and largely inaccurate, but they become accepted in wider society due to the frequency with which they are used. stereotypes can be positive or negative, the individual, an the social group of the person who constructs the representation. The social group that is being represented. Stereotypes are created by and widely used in media industry for a number of reasons, They are quickly understood by audiences.
C - CLASS CAGED - THIS DOES NOT INCLUDE SEXUALITY, RELIGION,
A -AGE OCCUPATION, EDUCATION
G -GENDER
E -ETHNICITY
D -DISABILITY
Monday 18 November 2019
Radio One
Greg James took of from Nick Grimshaw on 20 August in 2018, the shows 16th presenter, in 2017 Nick Grimshaw recorded the lowest listening fugues for radio 1's breakfast show since records began. 4.93 million weekly listeners between July and September 2017,this didn't take into account online listeners/social media streaming. in 2018, Radio 1 announced they would only broadcast the breakfast show Monday to Thursday to give young audiences that 'feel-good factor' a day early.
- what is the target audience of radio ones breakfast show?
15-29
- how many new listeners has Greg attracted since he took over in 2018?
250,000
- how has Greg managed to 'inform,educate and entertain' listeners?
he has been calling random members of the public to talk on the radio and talk about their day or a funny story, he gets the community involved in the radio station give it a more personal feel to the radio station, he also does wacky things such as 'pass the pasty' were he sent someone a pasty from Cornwall to Aberdeen Scotland all because a listener has never had a Cornish pasty.
- how has Greg tackled political issues?
the radio already censors out most political talks however doesn't censor out the good parts as in Greg's personal opinion on local waste and climate change.
- how has Greg's personality contributed to his success?
it has greatly helped the way he presents the shows and how he talks to the viewers and the way he treats serious matters, Greg has a much more play full mindset however is very caring and thoughtful with the things he does such as he didn't have to call the public to talk he could have ask a celeb but he wanted the public on to point out their views
Greg James has made his role in radio one very successful, as he is a likeable energetic person that has help already pull in 250,000 new listeners to the radio station, his open and free minded ways of approaching situations helps him keep a conversation under control and has a way with his wording that helps audiences feel more for him and understand where he is coming from better as he isn't as formal and stuck up as the rest he is very laid back and calm. the way he treats his audience helps him a lot as they now get involved more in the radio station as call ins and random stories now appear thanks to Greg James.
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