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8/7/2019 G322 97 Marks - Section b Music Jun 10 http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/g322-97-marks-section-b-music-jun-10 1/5 G322 June 2010 Examiner’s comments 97/100 Question 1 (47 marks) This is a detailed, sustained and thorough response to the set question. The candidate is clearly analytical and answers with confidence and depth. This is an integrated approach to addressing the question, with interwoven analysis of the technical aspects of television drama and how meaning is constructed in relation to the representation of gender. There is excellent and correct use of media terminology (at times with the occasional error, such as the reference to invisible rather than continuity editing). The candidate considers a full range of representation of gender which is needed for a level 4 mark for explanation, analysis and argument. This is reflected, for example, in the analysis of sound and gender, which is matched in analysis with character types and the framing of gender identity. This is a balanced response, which was not awarded full marks for explanation/ analysis and argument because of small gaps that appear in the analysis of editing. There is a degree of sophistication in analysis; it is a comprehensive analysis of the extract. Question 2 (50 marks) The area that the candidate has addressed is Music. The response begins with a contextual introduction to Sony. This case study of Sony is sustained and developed using contemporary exemplification to demonstrate the candidate’s knowledge and understanding of the music industry, which is extensive from production to distribution and audience consumption. This explanation, analysis and argument (AO1) is extended to deal with the size and scale of the media conglomerate and considers horizontal integration as a key concept within institutional practice. The candidate then seamlessly progresses to consider independent music companies with a case study of ‘Innit for the Money’. The degree of sophistication to the candidate’s answer is embedded in the argument and exemplification of the development of the company through synergy and media convergence, itself a consequential trend with digital initiatives. This quality in the response clearly signposts the award of a level four mark for both explanation, analysis and argument and the use of examples and further there is a clear command and debate of key media concepts. To the extent that the candidate has a full understanding of the nature of the music industry in address of the set question. This is an excellent response – see in particular the latter part of the candidate’s response in discussion of the global success of the company using digital initiatives and their assessment of the music industry using independent and conglomerate companies. There is good case study material within this answer offering a plethora of exemplification, for example, the response concludes with a discussion on illegal downloading and the implications of ‘copyright collectives’. Total 97 marks

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G322 June 2010

Examiner’s comments 97/100

Question 1 (47 marks)

This is a detailed, sustained and thorough response to the set question. The candidate is

clearly analytical and answers with confidence and depth. This is an integrated approachto addressing the question, with interwoven analysis of the technical aspects of televisiondrama and how meaning is constructed in relation to the representation of gender. Thereis excellent and correct use of media terminology (at times with the occasional error, suchas the reference to invisible rather than continuity editing). The candidate considers a fullrange of representation of gender which is needed for a level 4 mark for explanation,analysis and argument. This is reflected, for example, in the analysis of sound and gender,which is matched in analysis with character types and the framing of gender identity. Thisis a balanced response, which was not awarded full marks for explanation/ analysis andargument because of small gaps that appear in the analysis of editing. There is a degreeof sophistication in analysis; it is a comprehensive analysis of the extract.

Question 2 (50 marks)

The area that the candidate has addressed is Music. The response begins with acontextual introduction to Sony. This case study of Sony is sustained and developed usingcontemporary exemplification to demonstrate the candidate’s knowledge andunderstanding of the music industry, which is extensive from production to distribution andaudience consumption. This explanation, analysis and argument (AO1) is extended todeal with the size and scale of the media conglomerate and considers horizontalintegration as a key concept within institutional practice.

The candidate then seamlessly progresses to consider independent music companies witha case study of ‘Innit for the Money’. The degree of sophistication to the candidate’sanswer is embedded in the argument and exemplification of the development of thecompany through synergy and media convergence, itself a consequential trend with digitalinitiatives. This quality in the response clearly signposts the award of a level four mark forboth explanation, analysis and argument and the use of examples and further there is aclear command and debate of key media concepts. To the extent that the candidate has afull understanding of the nature of the music industry in address of the set question.

This is an excellent response – see in particular the latter part of the candidate’s response

in discussion of the global success of the company using digital initiatives and theirassessment of the music industry using independent and conglomerate companies. Thereis good case study material within this answer offering a plethora of exemplification, forexample, the response concludes with a discussion on illegal downloading and theimplications of ‘copyright collectives’.

Total 97 marks

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