YEAR 9 English. Genre Study

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Due Date: 9ENR2, 9ENR3, 9ENR4, 9ENY2, 9ENY3, 9ENY4 due Thursday 13/9/2018, week 8, Term 3. In Class. Mark: x/30 YEAR 9 English Genre Study Assessment Name: Genre Study Presentation Weighting: 30 % SYLLABUS OUTCOMES TO BE ASSESSED: EN5-3B: selects and uses language forms, features and structures of texts appropriate to a range of purposes, audiences and contexts, describing and explaining their effects on meaning EN5-6C : investigates the relationships between and among texts EN5-8D: questions, challenges and evaluates cultural assumptions in texts and their effects on meaning DIRECTIVES TO BE ASSESSED: Selects: Carefully chooses Uses: Applies knowledge of Investigate: Carry out research or study of a particular topic Evaluate: Make a judgement based on criteria; determine the value of TASK DESCRIPTION Part 1 The first part of the task is to select and use appropriate language forms and features to create a film poster or trailer of a film from the genre you have been studying in class. Your film poster or trailer must demonstrate that you have investigated your chosen genre and have applied this knowledge to create a poster or trailer for an original film from your own imagination. Your poster or trailer should include elements from your genre, which demonstrate your understanding of your selected genre. Your poster should incorporate the conventions of the genre you have studied in class. Some of the genre conventions you may like to consider are as follows: Mise-en-scene Costume Lighting Props Setting Characters Sound (trailer) The images on your poster should represent key genre conventions in the films you have studied. They can be cut from magazines, printed from the internet, hand drawn or computer generated and presented either on at least A3 size paper/cardboard or using an appropriate computer program (PowerPoint etc.). If you are choosing to compose a film trailer, it can be live action or animated and should be 1 minute long 1

Part 2 You will also create a presentation which should clearly show your investigation and understanding of your specific genre. Your presentation will be a 4 minute long podcast; this means it is recorded sound only. You should evaluate the elements used on your poster/trailer in terms of their importance to the genre you have studied. Your presentation should be 4 minutes long and evaluate the techniques used and their importance to the genre. Your teacher will not be watching it in class, so they must be able to take a copy. Issues with technology will not be accepted as a reason for late or non-submission. Please discuss any potential issues with your teacher 1 week prior to submission, before the 6/9/18. A sample paragraph: Setting As you can see the setting of my poster/trailer is the beach at sunset. This particular setting is often used in romantic films like the film I have created, You Are My Everything. The silhouetted figures with their hands joined walking along the sand is a stereotypical romantic scene and the water glittering adds to the serenity and romantic atmosphere of the scene. The darkness of the silhouettes means that the individual characters lose their identity and the figures are seen as a couple ASSESSMENT CRITERIA STUDENT CHECKLIST: Carefully select and use appropriate language and textual forms to compose a poster/trailer that demonstrates an understanding of the way techniques are used to create meaning in genre Visual representation includes conventions of selected genre Podcast evaluates how the poster/trailer links to the selected genre Create a podcast that demonstrates that you have investigated the conventions of the selected genre Ensure podcast is 4 minutes in length. Ensure podcast is in a format that can be accessed by the teacher. 2

YEAR 9 COMMON ASSESSMENT TASK SPEECH MARKING CRITERIA Criteria Conventions EN5-8D (x/5): Student includes and effectively evaluates FOUR conventions related to their genre which demonstrates their understanding of the topic. Structure EN53B (x/5): Student creates a well structured response which selects and uses their ideas to effectively communicate with their audience. Reference to student text EN56C (x/5): Student clearly references their created poster/trailer which demonstrates their investigation of the genre. Mark: 5 Student explains 4 genre conventions effectively. Student skilfully evaluates their role in the genre studied. 4 Well-developed explanation of the genre conventions. Student evaluates their role in the genre studied to a high standard. 3 Sound level of explanation of the genre conventions. Student competently evaluates the role of these conventions. 2 Limited explanation of conventions from the set genre. May only evaluate one genre element in regards to their role in the chosen genre. May not discuss 4 elements. 1 Elementary attempt to discuss the genre conventions. No evidence of evaluation. May be very brief. 5 Student selects and uses effective examples in an outstanding response. Response includes an introduction and conclusion which skilfully addresses the task. The response also includes 4 effective PEEL paragraphs which have specific reference to the genre and the poster/trailer. 4 Student selects and uses examples in a well-developed response. Response includes an introduction and conclusion which addresses the task. The response also includes PEEL paragraphs which have specific reference to the genre and the poster/trailer. 3 Student selects and uses examples in a sound response. Response includes an introduction and conclusion which competently addresses the task. The response also includes PEEL paragraphs which have reference to the genre and the poster/trailer. 2 Student selects and uses examples to compose a basic response. Response includes an introduction and conclusion which adequately addresses the task. The response also includes some elements of PEEL paragraphs. 1 Student attempts to selects and uses examples to compose a limited response. 5 Student demonstrates an effectively and efficiently investigation into the elements of the chosen genre and their effect on meaning. Student is able to skilfully refer to their poster/trailer to provide evidence of their understanding. 4 Student demonstrates a well-developed investigation into the elements of the chosen genre and their effect on meaning. This is supported by clear references to their poster/trailer providing evidence of their understanding. 3 Student demonstrates a sound investigation into the elements of the chosen genre and their effect on meaning, which is supported by competent references to their poster/trailer. 2 Student demonstrates that they have completed a basic investigation into the elements of the chosen genre. They may make some reference to their poster/trailer. 1 Student demonstrates a limited investigation into their chosen genre. 3

Poster/Trailer Assessment Marking Criteria Includes 4 effectively selected conventions from the genre. Skilfully creates a film advertisement which uses all of the elements of an advertisement. Including an appropriate film title, lead actor, star rating, film rating, credits including director, and the date of film release. Creates an effective advertisement which demonstrates an outstanding understanding of how to to engage the audience. Includes 4 well selected conventions from the genre. Creates a well-developed film advertisement which uses most of the elements of an advertisement. This could include an appropriate film title, lead actor, star rating, film rating, credits including director, and the date of film release. Creates a well-developed advertisement which demonstrates an understanding of how to to engage the audience. Includes 4 conventions from the genre. Creates a film advertisement which uses most of the elements of an advertisement to a sound level. This could include an appropriate film title and some of the following: lead actor, star rating, film rating, credits including director, and the date of film release. Creates a sound advertisement which demonstrates an understanding of how to to engage the audience. Includes some conventions from the genre. Creates a film advertisement which uses some of the elements of an advertisement to a basic level. This could be just a film title. Creates a basic advertisement which demonstrates an adequate understanding of how to to engage the audience. Minimal layout and visual elements are used. Little or no connection to chosen genre. 1-3 Poster or Trailer was not submitted. 0 Comment: 13-15 10-12 7-9 4-6 TIME: TOTAL(x/30): 4

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