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Unit 3: Media narratives and pre-production

10 dot points across 10 inquiry questions. Click any dot point for a focused answer with worked past exam questions where available.

How do engagement, consumption and reception context shape the way audiences read media narratives across two or more forms?

How is a specified audience defined and used to guide the decisions in a media production design?

How does documented experimentation with media technologies and processes inform a media production design?

How do technical, symbolic, written and audio codes construct meaning in media narratives across two or more forms?

How do genre, form and story conventions shape audience expectations in media narratives across two or more forms?

How is a media production design developed and documented for a specific audience in a selected media form?

How do research and experimentation with media technologies inform the development of a media production?

How are media representations of people, places, events and ideas constructed and read across two or more media forms?

How do media narratives construct and circulate ideology, values and points of view to audiences?

How do the structural features of media narratives engage audiences across two or more media forms?