This paper covers the following topics:
- Section A
- Media Technology — definition, distinguishing traditional vs. new media, roles in modern Kenyan society
- Print media formats — identifying formats (newspaper, magazine, poster, brochure, flyer)
- DSLR camera — identifying labeled parts, function of camera components (sensor), stabilization accessory (tripod), prime vs. zoom lens
- Media production personnel — matching camera operator, scriptwriter, video editor, sound engineer, and director to their responsibilities
- Media production phases — ordering pre-production, production, and post-production; steps in pre-production; classifying activities (exporting, filming, setting up equipment, color grading)
- Section B
- TV talk show production — research aspects for a production, script format identification and completion, role of the production manager, importance of pitching
- Photography — identifying genres (photojournalism, portraiture), camera accessory for landscape shots, differences between photojournalism and portraiture, storytelling functions of photographs in newspapers
- Live news production — identifying safety hazards, camera personnel roles, distinguishing grip and lighting personnel
- Post-production — video editing software (Adobe Premiere), steps in post-production, importance of archiving, importing vs. exporting video.
- Total Marks:Â 80 (Section A: 30 marks; Section B: 50 marks)
- Structure:
- Section A (30 marks) — Short-answer questions; all compulsory
- Section B (50 marks) — Extended-response questions; all compulsory
- Format: Ms Word


