Monday, November 14, 2011

Interview Techniques

Do's
  • speak clearly
  • Be interested in the person
  • Good posture
  • Eye contact
  • Stay on topic
  • Be  confident

Don'ts
  • Look at the camera
  • be agresive
  • Make assumtions
  • Have a hidden agenda
  • Mumble
  • Fidget

Interview techniques

How important is it to have good interview techniques? why?
It it important to have good interview technique as you will have to have an interview sometime in your life weather you are the person asking the questions or answering them. You will need this for any job you apply for, you will need good interview technique to make a good impresion.

Thursday, November 3, 2011

Pitch Presentation

·         The Jokes on you

·         Sedtin, Hannah and Ann-Marie

·         Original ideas

·         Aliens come to earth

Comunication technique - Review

Paramore - monster music video

Paramores new music video for their song monster seem to come out of no wear. Throughout the video they seem to have a lot of anger but they do not show it to well. The  video is different for the band as most of their music videos are colourful and bright, in this one there are few colours so that you focus more on the song. In the video they have a lot happening, a lot more than normal and some times there is to much much going on and too fast. Their music hasn't changed to much but the band has, as this is the second song about there band and how they have broken up. In conclusion i do believe that they are still getting better no matter how many of them thetre are in the band  

Wednesday, November 2, 2011

knife crime - whats being done

Inauguration of Peace Monument
&
Concert

knife crime

The Restriction of Offensive Weapons Act 1959 banned the carrying, manufacture, sale, purchase, hire or lending of flick-knives and ''gravity knives''. The Criminal Justice Act 1988 contained a list of prohibited martial arts-style weapons and made it an offence to carry an article with a blade or sharp point in a public place. The Offensive Weapons Act 1996 made it illegal to sell knives to children under 16. The Knives Act 1997 prohibited the marketing of combat knives.

knife crime

Up to 60,000 young people, mostly male, may be stabbed and injured each year, the equivalent of more than 160 victims a day, according to a worst-case estimate for knife violence in England and Wales.
On the other hand, the figure may be around 22,000 each year for victims aged 10 - 25-year-old.
The different between the two estimates - derived from the questioning of around 600 under-25s about whether they had been "knifed or stabbed", and then extrapolated to the wider population, with all the statistical vagaries that entails - reflects the lack of precise information about the scale of knife crime in England and Wales.