Detailed Film Studies notes with practice exam questions for revision of topics covered. Used by many students to achieve A*'s in their final exams in summer. Key works and concepts are all covered in detail with images and diagrams to aid understanding.

David Gauntlett's identity theory summarised

This presentation sums up all you need to know about the Independent Press Standards Organisation. From what they do, who are the leading authority figures, and how they help newspapers, magazines, etc - online and written, as well as the consumers. It also provides some cases they have undertaken throughout the years to help improve media content. All in an ascetic easy to read manner.

This summary of Galtung and Ruge's news values explores how they are applied in media and how the duo came up with the factors. It also includes some background knowledge on the two and what inspired them. Along with a short clip from a fellow media student explaining the values one by one, how they are used, and how to identify them.

Struggling to structure your 25 mark essays? As an A* Media Student, I had always included key knowledge of the case study as well as structured my paragraphs in the way the examiners like it! This is based on 'Deutschland 83' and 'Capital'.

Here are key vocabulary terms that you can use in your answers! Examiners will love to see these as it will gain you extra marks.

Context is essential when writing your answers in Media, so knowing a lot about feminism will boost your grade immediately! It can also be used for Politics.

Here are key camera shot terminology that you could use in your answers, which examiners love to see! This can also be used for GCSE students.