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James Reevell is currently Head of Music Technology at
Greenhead College in West Yorkshire and has over a decade of
experience as an examiner, trainer and author. Greenhead was
recently featured in the Sunday Times as the highest ranked
state-funded sixth form college in the North of England. James has
contributed to and authored study and revision guides published
by Rhinegold and CGP and he delivers nationwide training to
teachers with a particular focus on Music Technology and Popular
Music. James was previously Head of Visual and Creative Arts at
Rochdale Sixth Form College; with responsibility for courses in Art,
Dance, Drama, Music and Music Technology. Students’ progress in
Music Technology was described as ‘exceptional’ in the college’s
2013 ‘Outstanding’ OFSTED report and the college consistently
tops the DfE A-Level performance tables for value-added. James is
appointed to the list of external experts for OFQUAL and is also an
active performer and arranger as director of pop brass group ‘Flat
Cap Brass’. He continues to write music, including most recently
having created a soundtrack and series of ‘composers’ impressions’
for pioneering project ‘A Dark Tour of the Universe’ which
premiered at the British Science Festival.
This webinar will support students in their preparation for the producing paper at A Level Music Technology (component 4). The paper is unique in its demands; practical audio work along with the associated theory and vice versa. The webinar will cover exam technique and an overview of the kind of short answer questions students can expect to see in their exam. It will give guidance as to how to address the audio questions and pitfalls to avoid. There will be a particular focus on the final audio mix and the evaluation question (Q6) to support students in demonstrating their AO3 and AO4 skills and consideration of how to effectively structure their answer to support them in achieving high marks in this question.
3:30 – 3:45pm
3:45 – 4:00pm
4:00 – 4:30pm
4:30 – 4:55pm
4:25 – 4:40
| Location and Date | WEBINAR | Wednesday 15 May 2024 |
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