Showing posts with label James Mitchell. Show all posts
Showing posts with label James Mitchell. Show all posts

Monday, 10 May 2010

Click On This

1. The Appeal Of The Show.

The appeal of the show is the varied interviews the hosts conduct. They are quite varied, in that they interview music people and technological people for example. The audience gained from this show would be people who are interested in one to one interviews, and learning more from the select people.
The interviews are quite informal and 'on the go' meaning that they are sometimes short and inadequate for what the viewer might be expecting. This would generally be a negative, however some audience members may like the quick informal talk.

2. How The Show Works.

The show works in they way that the hosts attend popular places and events.
The show can be seen through youtube, their website and twitter etc. This gives a variety of places for the audience to watch it.

The audiences can give feedback, contributions and more through their twitter page, which could inflict the decisions of the hosts on where to go and who to interview.

3. Is It Good Quality

The show itself has a quality that would appeal to an audience who prefer informal talk and also sometimes quick snippets of interviews. The hosts are also quite fun and make the show more interesting, making the overall show more interesting and can make it funnier to watch.

Wednesday, 28 April 2010

Ways to view media without paying

Internet:
  • BBC iplayer
  • 4Od
  • ITV player
  • Youtube
  • Seesaw.co.uk
  • iTunes
Phones:
  • iphone - internet (smart phones)
TV




Wednesday, 31 March 2010

Review of Fish tank

The film didn't keep its edge or interest as it progressed and began to become very dull, with random events which tried to liven things up. The stereotype of this class of people can be seen as only true to an extent, and can make the audience believe that all people from this area are exactly as those in the film. It portrays uncaring mothers who ALL drink, smoke and take drugs, which is a strong stereotype which is just loosely based. The films plot was very strung out and at times odd and unclear. The ending for example was very uninteresting and quite blunt, with her simply driving away..... It is unclear as to where she was going. In short the film could easily make the audience uninterested and bored.