20 written&spoken text- the conjuring review

the conjuring review

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/the_conjuring/

purpose: to inform people about the movie and tell them if it is good or bad

audience: 15+, people that are debating on whether to see the film or not and wanting to know another persons opinion or just people that follow the page and want to see what they have to say

the factors that make it a written text is that it is written quite formally and uses some words that you wouldnt normally see in a conversation face to face

Features that make it a spoken text is that it is quite relaxed and informal, although it is still closer resembling a written text because of the descriptive techniques that it uses

19 written&spoken text thorpe park

Thorpe park

http://www.thorpepark.com/

http://www.thorpepark.com/rides/saw-the-ride.aspx

purpose: to advertise and encourage people to buy tickets and visit the park

audience: families with children and teenagers

features that make it a written text is that it is a lot more descriptive and well thought through, whereas if you were describing the ride in real life you wouldn't be able to make it as descriptive as it is.

Features that make it a spoken text is that it is doesn't use complicated words or any formalities that would normally be used in a written text, it is quite informal and almost like someone excited is verbally describing something to someone (with a hint of persuasive techniques to get them to visit it)

18 witten language- barry m nail art

Barry M nail art

http://www.barrym.com/products/nails/effects/magnetic-nails.html

purpose: to advertise and explain the product so that they would want to buy it

audience: teenage-30 year old girls 

This barry M page uses written language to persuade anyone reading it into buying it, it uses pictures to show the product and make it look like something they would want to buy, they use a lot of descriptive words to make the product sound interesting and different, this is one if the things in which i thin it is clear it is written language because in person we wouldnt casually use so many descriptive words and although it is quite formal it still had some parts look as if they were spoken but then the fact it has a step by step guide just shoes that it is written

17 written text- jamie oliver

Jamie Oliver cookbook

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Jamie-Oliver/e/B000APQ8LA/ref=sr_tc_2_0?qid=1378744025&sr=1-2-ent

purpose: to inform people about the book and to persuade people to buy/order it

audience: middle aged people or anyone that is interested in using the recipes to cook

i think that the language they use to adverise the book is clever, they start off with a bit of background information about jamie i thin they could do this to familiarize the person interested in buying it so that they would know whos book they are about to buy and maybe give some more reasons as to why they are buying it. it also says abit about the book itself, i think it is written language because it uses some words and phrases that you wouldnt normally say to someone face to face, the language is much more formal and uses better grammar than what you would probably say to someones face.

16 written text-insidious 2

insidious2

 

http://www.myvue.com/latest-movies/info/film/insidious-2

Synopsis

Insidious: Chapter 2 is the horrifying follow-up to the critically acclaimed Insidious from the director of Saw, who takes things to a whole new level. Renai (Rose Byrne) and Josh Lambert (Patrick Wilson) move with their family hoping to put their past behind them. But when they start hearing voices, seeing ghostly figures and generally experiencing all the terror they were trying to run from, they realise that the family is in grave danger. Can paranormal experts help them retrieve their son, stolen by spirits? Insidious: Chapter 2 is a terrifying exercise in ghosts.
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purpose: to persuade people to come and watch the film

audience: the audience for this film would be 15 because it is rated as a 15 as it has some violent scenes and horrific images

the things that make this a written text is the language they use, they say things that you would normally not say in person because it would sound silly, things like 'stick to your seat' its phrases and sentences like these that would make It hard to change into a written text, it is quite a formal text and it persuades you that you want to go and see it.