AQA • Media Studies

A summary of CSP 'Letter To The Free'. Sections include: general information, detailed mise-en-scene analysis, representations & theories, lyrical analysis, contextual analysis, 15 mark exam question & planned answer.

A summary of CSP 'The I' including only important and necessary information ie. written in bullet points. Sections include: general information, media industries, comparison to CSP 'The Daily Mail', advertisement analysis, example front page analysis, exam question & planned answer.

A summary of CSP 'Sims Freeplay' including only important and necessary information i.e written in bullet points. Sections include: general information, media language, representation, brief notes on audience and industries.

A summary of CSP 'The Killing' including only important and necessary information i.e written in bullet points. Sections include: media language (structure, genre, narrative, mise-en-scene), representations, contextual analysis, media industries.

Summary of CSP 'Tomb Raider Anniversary' written in bullet points. Sections include: general information, mise-en-scene/sound/editing, genre, postmodernism, narrative, semiotics analysis, representations, media audiences.

Summary of CSP 'Metroid Prime 2: Echoes' written in bullet points. Sections include: general information, media language, representation, and audience.

My document summarises everything you need to know for your Score CSP for AQA A-level media studies.

My document summarises everything you need to know for your Score CSP for AQA A-level media studies.

9 mark questions based on Bioshock, Empire, Fendi Perfume, Kendall Jenner, Marissa Saroca, Maybelline, Patek Watch and TV. It has answers in bullet points too. The official AQA website does not provide you with many exemplar papers, so tackling these will help you achieve a higher grade!

Struggling to structure your 20 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 'The Daily Mail' and 'The I'.