Specialist Study

Investigative journalism Documentary Print journalism Radio journalism Convergent journalism Creation of ‘truthful’ representations What is the ‘truth about’ knife crime? What is the truth about the environment? What is the truth about prejudice? In the form of film, photography, podcast Critical investigation of the concept of truth Other formats CORRESPONDENCE - The correspondence truth test asks whether the proposition matches up to what we know through our senses to be true. An example maybe if we go to a football match, and afterward claim that a certain goalkeeper was playing in the game. The claim would have been made by seeing him on the pitch being involved in the game: in other words, using our senses to confirm if something is true. COHERENCE - The coherence theory of truth relies on the proposition fitting in with what we know to make sense. If we had made the knowledge claim that the goalkeeper was playing in the match without having been at the match ...

My Magazine would be different from others because my target audience would be a niche target audience, which would be mainly aimed at the youth. I'll be having 4-5 models for my magazine, they will be the people I personally know.  Campaign for the youth.

*Who made the product? *Write a short synopsis of the product (what’s it about?) in no more than 50 words. *Carry out a textual analysis of technical codes such as camera, editing, logo, typography, sound, mise en scene. *How was it shaped by the truth? RWD Magazine was made by t he founding editor at this time was  Matt Mason, the m agazine  became a well-known name in UK underground urban music circles in mid to late 2003. This coincided with the rise of a new urban music genre, which later became popularly referred to as  grime . RWD Magazine  is a British based  magazine  that features music, style, sport, gaming, film, technology, news, interviews, and charts on hip hop, grime, dubstep, R&B, UK garage, drum and bass, and U.S. house music.  RWD Magazine technical codes are very simple, the camera and editing they have used on the magazine is fairly simple and effective on the reader, the composition of the magazine is very well put, for...

Web 1.0 & Web 2.0  The internet was around since the late 1970s/early 1980s but very limited.  The early 1990s were used by academics in universities for messaging research. Web 1.0 - Characterised by - Research - Sending Emails Around 2000 - Web 2.0 characterized by:  Instant messaging (MSN) Social Media (My Space)  Interactivity - Early 2000s we got streaming/Youtube and Facebook  Henry Jenkins  A Cultural optimist who sees new media as a force for good Fan culture and participatory culture are very positive breaking down social-cultural barriers  Fans and audiences can create their own stories and versions of products question share participation. Generate their own ideas. 

The Specialist study and the FMP have the theme of "TRUTH" The Specialist study: Is a piece of academic writing (essay). Clear Structure includes referencing, bibliography. Explore a theoretical perspective that interests you. e.g - To what extent is the news truthful e.g - Drawing on action movies, to what extent is gender identity "fixed"? e.g - An exploration of  "fly on  the wall documentary"  e.g - Influencers and how they create versions of themselves - effects audience self-esteem. e.g - Truth in Adverts e.g - Taylor Swift and how she creates an image   Deepfake - Very convincing AI spoof videos. Tech is advancing very rapidly How do we know whether the news is the official or fake   Source of the news should help us to know if it's fake