section B index

1) The British film industry: Media Factsheet questions
2) Institutional context of the British film industry: Factsheet questions
3) Ill Manors: film review
4) Ill Manors: trailer analysis
5) Ill Manors: music video
6) Ill Manors: TEDx lecture
7) Ill Manors: broadcast platform concluded
8) Ill Manors: print platform (newspaper interviews)
9) Ill Manors: print branding
10) Ill Manors: e-media Tag London campaign
11) Ill Manors: e-media social networking research
12) Ill Manors: official website analysis
13) A Field In England: reading, research and questions
14) Ill Manors & A Field In England: institution research

Ill Manors e-media website analysis

1) Evidence of the Ill manors brand is clear from the logo in the corner which is reoccurring throughout different platforms including the album and the film. There is also a "#IllManors" painted on the wall of a house which links to Ill Manors twitter feed which helps promote the film on a wide scale across social media.

2)There is graffiti shown in the image on the homepage which says "Ill Manors buy now" this is subtle although may be effective as it could be directed to a particular market segment/target audience.

3)  Posts from Plan B's twitter posted around the homepage to show his most recent tweets. Also social media links there are icons of the social media sites and other links from the banner of the website.

4) The statement he made that you cant "justify the riots in any place but tottenham" shows that he condones it but understands why is happened in the area which there was conflict and no where else. He also went onto say about the upper classes looking down upon and ridiculing the lowe classes.

5)For most films of a large budget, they are aimed at target audience between the ages of 5-30, this includes young families, teenagers and children. within these groups these are the main users of social media and technology.