Grade B Stylishly presented and organized but would benefit from more detail. To improve: 1. Be specific: illustrate 'light relief' with precise examples, name the comedian, allude to the joke or exchange. You might refer to running gags, such as Alan Davies being positioned as the fool who takes the fall, such as when ...(give eg). Good that you mention buzzers: the silly side. Also that the audience have an existing relationship with comedians that they already know. 2. Use the Public Service Broadcasting remit to frame your comment on slide 2 about factual information ('to inform'). 3. Analyse the Fry / Davies partnership.
Grade B
ReplyDeleteStylishly presented and organized but would benefit from more detail.
To improve: 1. Be specific: illustrate 'light relief' with precise examples, name the comedian, allude to the joke or exchange. You might refer to running gags, such as Alan Davies being positioned as the fool who takes the fall, such as when ...(give eg).
Good that you mention buzzers: the silly side. Also that the audience have an existing relationship with comedians that they already know. 2. Use the Public Service Broadcasting remit to frame your comment on slide 2 about factual information ('to inform'). 3. Analyse the Fry / Davies partnership.