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This mood board explores issues facing youth culture such as teen drinking, teenage pregnancy, broken families, parent-child relationships, gangs, council estates, and school in an urban city centre environment. Key themes include risks and challenges facing modern teenagers as well as their social and family relationships.
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The Representation of the White Working Class in Eastenders
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The document discusses different types of camera angles that could be used in a film production, including establishing shots, mid shots, close ups, extreme close ups, long shots, extreme long shots, birds eye view shots, point of view shots, and over the shoulder shots. It provides examples of when each type of shot would be suitable and considerations for whether they could be included in the film being discussed.
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The document describes a group of youths who are smoking and one has a gun. It criticizes them for wearing tracksuits, being unemployed and lazy, having no goals or respect for themselves, their health, or the law. They are described as dishonest citizens who are alcohol abusers, unhygienic, and have no priorities or morals.
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Bulletboy
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