First 10 Questions

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1) Which part of the course are you looking forward to most?
   The part I am looking forward to in the course is when you make the video and make it more eye catching by     editing it.

 2) What knowledge and skills do you hope to learn in Media?
    The knowledge and skills I hope to learn in the media is how to edit the video with background music or        sound effect and get a concept or idea for the video

 3) What grade are you realistically hoping to achieve in Media?
     The grade I am realistically hoping to achieve in media is a 7 or 9 .

 4) What was the last TV programme or film you watched?
     I cannot remember what TV programme or film I watched

 5) Why do you think that TV programme or film appealed to an audience?
    This is because so they can make a profit and make their company go famous and popular.

 6) What technology have you used to access the media in the last 24 hours? (Radio, TV, phone etc.)
    My phone

 7) What device do you use most to access the media?
   My phone

 9) Why was the casting of Jodie Whittaker a significant moment in the history of Doctor Who?
     This is because she was the first female doctor.

 10) What aspects of this scene do you think an audience might enjoy? List at least three things and  explain why the audience would enjoy each aspect. 
     - The audience would have the ego to know what will happen next as they have left             an cliff-hanger, which was very dramatic.
     - The audience would have the question of will Jodie Whittaker fall to her doom or             will she stay alive?
     - it makes the audience feel tension and suspense.

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