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D1

You have gathered precisely focused information working independently and within professional practices

M2

You have stored information competently

M3

You have written articles for different audiences using appropriate conventions. You have worked independently throughout this process.

M4

You have explained social legal and ethical issues with some illustrative examples

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The Guardian and The Daily Star comparison

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The Guardian and The Daily Star comparison

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Comparing The Guardian and The Daily Star

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An alternative reading could be : Why did they do it?
Viewpoint of people who took part.
It is important to include alternative readings in order to not be impartial otherwise the story is not being told correctly and therefore it enables the audience to make their own opinion of the story from both sides.
An example of a magazine which speaks about both prospectives is The Guardian which is targetted at a younger tranditional audience. Therefore this magazine try to potray teenagers in a good light and then write the truth and good things about them for example their actual side of the story.

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Newspapers which are provided by older people shows that young people are a nusance.
Youths are represented in the Daily Express Article as being violent, an Example of this is 'bout 215 people have been arrested, the youngest aged 11, since the violence in Tottenham on Saturday night.'
Another way they have been represented is as Robbers. An example of this 'Gangs were targeting people to rob them'.
Lastly, another way that youths are portrayed is by being called 'thugs', an example of this is 'Up to 200 police officers in riot gear clashed with thugs who tried to set fire to vehicles.'
The Daily Express is a newspaper targeted at an older generation who are mainly high class. Therefore they do not really write about good things teenagers do as it does not interest them. However, the paper only writes negatively against teens.

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Their music is very poppy which is ideal for teenagers as that the type of music most are in to. The band quickly peaked up the chart list selling millions of albums around the world.

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In 2010, there was a gap in the market, females ruled the charts and therefore needed a boyband in the market. Simon Cowell spotted this gap and then formed One Direction through TV show, X Factor.

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Why are One Direction still popular? Things to include: 

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Why are One Direction still popular? Things to include: 

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- Fans
- Music
- Solo careers
Where to find research:
-Twitter
- Fans
- Youtube
Who to interview:
-Fans
-Musicians

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Why are One Direction still popular?
my writing style will be informal, factual and conversational in order to attract the female teenage audience who like entertainment. This could also interest people who are wondering the answer to the question.

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Teen Vogue Writing style & Target Audience 

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Teen Vogue Writing style & Target Audience 

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Generally targeted at teenage girls aged 15-20 years old.
Its style is informal and conversational because it has a young audience.
For example, this article about Selena Gomez and The Weeknd, is informal and conversational as it is a topic that teenagers want to hear.

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Teen Vogue magazine because they have a young mature teenage audience who are interested in entertainment going on in the world revolving iconic celebrities that teenagers can relate to weather being A list or not.

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45,000 downloads a week

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-3 quarters males ages 18-40 years old who are in a relationship, employed,, university educated and time-poor.

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only if it is interesting and relevant. Might be a persons clothes, weather, haircut. Must add to the piece to create image in readers head.

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Helps it flow but it remains relevant.

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Socratic questioning is disciplined questioning that can be used to pursue through in many directions and for many purposes.

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Lets them run more than in a news story but they have to be interesting and relevant not just to fill word count.

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Elaborates

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Not as direct and hard as the news story. Has to draw people in and make reference to the subject,. Often based on what you think is the most interesting comment/anecdote made by the person.

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Separate from main text.
Sets up the story by referring to the person/subject telling the reader where they are taking the feature.

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My audience is anyone fans of Rachel Hamilton

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I am writing about Rachel Hamilton and how she is such an inspiration to life.

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Rachel, in Hebrew 'ewe'. A smart, sassy and sexy young woman who knows things from fashion to film to literature, from GaGa to Gandhi.
Who is Rachel Hamilton? Rachel is a unique, tall, drag loving young woman. Who happens to like the musical, Hamilton.
Personality of a sunflower which matches her sun colored eye shadow which looks fabulous and inspired me to try bright colors myself. Hamilton also is born and bread in Newcastle yet does not in anyway sound it.
Rachel also specializes in hand tattoos, my personal favorite being 'Love' and 'Hate' written across knuckles.
Twitter queen. Life queen. Girl queen. What else could you want?

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Feature: is a story longer than a standard news story and written in a different style. Features can vary widely and are written on a variety of topics.
Often defined by its length and style which differs from a straight up news story.
Features often appear in magazines through newspapers and websites also run features. The middle section is also where you can find a feature.

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Hunt for the Wilderpeople Official Trailer 1 (2016) - Sam Neill, Rhys Darby Movie HD

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hunt for the wilderpeople screening notes