[making your SAT]

PENINSULA GRAMMAR MEDIA
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  • Year 10 Media
    • Auteur Folio
    • Camera Basics
    • Film Analysis
  • Units 1 and 2
    • UNIT 1.1 - Media Representations
    • Unit 1.2 - Media Forms in Production >
      • Villains and Victims
      • Audiences and Advertising
    • Unit 1.3 - Australian Stories
    • Unit 2.1 - Narrative, Style and Genre >
      • The Julie Project
      • Joker
    • Unit 2.2 - Narratives in Production
    • Unit 2.3 - Media and Change >
      • Educational Campaign
    • Exam Revision
  • Units 3 and 4
    • Unit 3.1 - Narrative and Ideology >
      • Ideology
      • American Beauty
      • Get Out
      • Audiences
      • Characteristics of Construction
      • Video Essay #1 - Codes and Conventions
      • Video Essay #2 - Ideology
      • SAC/Exam prep
    • Unit 3.2 Media Production Development >
      • Pre-Production Experiments
      • Production Pitch!
      • Assessment
      • exam prep
    • Unit 3.3 - Media Production Design
    • Unit 4.1 - Media Production
    • Unit 4.2 - Agency and Control in and of the Media >
      • Communication Theories
      • Regulation
      • Influential Forms of Media
      • Positive/negative examples
      • Legal and Ethical Issues
      • Video essays
      • SAC/Exam Prep
    • Past student work
    • End of Year Exam
You will be creating your SAT over the Term 2-3 Holidays and throughout Term 3. Here are some requirements you will need to know about as you begin production.

1. Your Timeline. Make sure you stick to the timeline you created in your folio. Aim to do as much of the production as you can in the holidays and begin post-production when we arrive back at school in Term 3.

2. Your Production Diary!
As a media student you MUST document details of production and post-production, roles and responsibilities, written and visual representations of the production design.
Essentially, you must keep a production diary that documents each day of production and post production. In the production diary you should note:
  • each day of production including timelines, key roles and personal
  • notes on successful takes or shoots
  • any notes taken on set
  • photographs, images, sketches, screen-captures of production and post production processes
  • notes on how your production differs from your production design (for example, any new or unused ideas)
  • ​anything created since handing in your folio including callsheets, new timelines, etc.

My top production tips!

9 videos you must watch before you begin production!

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  • HOME
  • Year 10 Media
    • Auteur Folio
    • Camera Basics
    • Film Analysis
  • Units 1 and 2
    • UNIT 1.1 - Media Representations
    • Unit 1.2 - Media Forms in Production >
      • Villains and Victims
      • Audiences and Advertising
    • Unit 1.3 - Australian Stories
    • Unit 2.1 - Narrative, Style and Genre >
      • The Julie Project
      • Joker
    • Unit 2.2 - Narratives in Production
    • Unit 2.3 - Media and Change >
      • Educational Campaign
    • Exam Revision
  • Units 3 and 4
    • Unit 3.1 - Narrative and Ideology >
      • Ideology
      • American Beauty
      • Get Out
      • Audiences
      • Characteristics of Construction
      • Video Essay #1 - Codes and Conventions
      • Video Essay #2 - Ideology
      • SAC/Exam prep
    • Unit 3.2 Media Production Development >
      • Pre-Production Experiments
      • Production Pitch!
      • Assessment
      • exam prep
    • Unit 3.3 - Media Production Design
    • Unit 4.1 - Media Production
    • Unit 4.2 - Agency and Control in and of the Media >
      • Communication Theories
      • Regulation
      • Influential Forms of Media
      • Positive/negative examples
      • Legal and Ethical Issues
      • Video essays
      • SAC/Exam Prep
    • Past student work
    • End of Year Exam