ADDITIONS, MAY 2015: I've added further sample answers, the ones provided by OCR, at the end of the post.Therefore, in this post you'll find (usually including A-grade) scripts from: January and June 2010; January 2011; June 2013; June 2014.
First, here's the June 2014 exam paper:
2014 G325 paper from
DB3igs
OCR SAMPLE SCRIPTS
Here are the sample scripts OCR provide, from Jan 2010 (not much use!), June 2010 (C+, A/B and A*), and June 2013 ():
JAN 2010: R+P/CREATIVITY---REP'N
There are sample scripts for this, but none above 63% - the A2 wasn't intended for January sitting, as BOTH units were unlikely to be complete!!! [download from OCR]
1A: Describe how you developed research and planning skills for media production and evaluate how these skills contributed to creative decision making. Refer to a range of examples in your answer to show how these skills developed over time.
1B: Analyse media representation in one of your coursework productions.
JUNE 2010: R+P (+ USE OF CONVENTIONS/CREATIVITY)---GENRE
1A: Describe the ways in which your production work was informed by research into real media texts and how your ability to use such research for production developed over time.
1B: Analyse one of your coursework productions in relation to genre.
(Downloaded from OCR)
marks are summed up below the embed; go to fullscreen if you want to try marking first - you'll have to avoid reading/skip past page 1!!!
A/B borderline [39/50]
AS school-music mag, A2 horror trailer
A* [34/50]
AS social realist film, A2 horror trailer
C+ [34/50] ---------------------------------------------------------
JAN 2011: DIGITAL TECH/CREATIVITY---NARR
1A: Describe how you developed your skills in the use of digital technology for media production and evaluate how these skills contributed to your creative decision making. Refer to a range of examples in your answer to show how these skills developed over time.
1B: Apply theories of narrative to one of your coursework productions.
(Downloaded from OCR)
marks are summed up below the embed; go to fullscreen if you want to try marking first - you'll have to avoid reading/skip past page 1!!!
MARKS: 1a: 20/25, 1b 22/25 (42 = 84% ... A)
2: AS Film (noir), A2 MVid (Kate Nash)
MARKS: 1a 24, 1b 23 = 47/50 (94% = A*)
JUNE 2013: CREATIVITY/DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY---REP'N
1A: Explain how your skills in the creative use of digital technology developed over time. Refer to a range of examples from your media productions in your answer.
1B: Apply the concept of representation to one of your coursework productions.
Whilst having sample scripts is extremely helpful, this pack could be more helpful if the candidates' 1a AND 1b answers were provided. They're not. Instead what you get is 3 1a answers and 4 1b answers from different candidates (I re-read each to make sure), so don't try to match them up!!!(Downloaded from OCR)
I've summed up the marks below the embedded document, so you can have a go at marking them yourself, if you want to! In the document, marks follow each script on the following page.
SUMMARY OF MARKS:
1a 11-18-25 (1 AS Music Mag/A2 Trailer 11/25; 2 Music Mag/MVid 18; 3 Film/MVid 25);
1b 7-13-19-22 [all on A2] (1 Trailer 7/25; 2 MVid 13; 3 Trailer 19????; 4 Trailer 22). The 3rd one seems very generously marked.
Section B (no Media Reg answers provided) Collective Identity 27/50; Media in the Online Age 50; Postmodern Media 35.
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