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Captain America is represented as heroic and patriotic based on his costume of the American flag and upright, confident body language. Black Widow is represented as a strong female character through her combat skills and leather costume, counteracting stereotypes. Nick Fury is depicted as a leader through his authoritative body language and eye patch, though his loyalty is brought into question. The villain is left mysterious to generate intrigue, though his dangerous nature is implied. The genre is clearly action/adventure based on fight scenes and special effects displayed in the trailer.
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In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
Michael Jackson - Thriller - Textual Analysis
The document analyzes various elements of Michael Jackson's music video for "Thriller". It discusses Andrew Goodwin's theory about links between the visual and musical aspects of the video. It also examines the costumes worn by Jackson and the female lead, how their outfits reflect the era and change throughout the video. Finally, it analyzes the camera angles, shots, and mise-en-scene used to create an eerie horror atmosphere and build suspense for the audience.
Teaser trailer analysis
The typical teaser trailer is about 1 minute long and uses non-continuous editing with fast cuts to build tension by showing selected scenes that establish the genre. The sound used includes upbeat music to indicate romance, rock guitar to suggest action/horror, and voiceovers to provide narrative elements and convey comedy. Scenes shown involve a zombie apocalypse, a love interest, and conflict between zombies and humans who form alliances, with the goal of informing audiences about the narrative without revealing too many details. Main characters are introduced who relate to the survival community setting. The film title is purposely shown at the end to build tension and buzz without revealing the release date. Key information given includes the release date, title,
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The document discusses various research techniques used by media producers, including demographic profiling, qualitative and quantitative research, and audience profiling based on factors like gender, age, socioeconomic status, and geographic location. It also provides examples of analyzing films to determine their genre and intended audience. Primary research examples are given, including an exit poll survey about the film Blair Witch that provided demographic data and feedback about the film. Finally, techniques for analyzing film posters and trailers are described like identifying genre conventions and targeting specific audiences.
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The document discusses various concepts related to film analysis including:
- Stereotypes associated with characters like men, women, social classes, and age groups.
- Iconography related to different film genres like Western, Sci-Fi, and Fantasy.
- Definitions of linear and non-linear narratives and examples of each.
- Analysis of a clip from Star Wars discussing symbolism related to Darth Vader's costume and lightsaber.
Use, Develop or Challenge Powerpoint
Paj Productions' 2-minute film uses several conventions of action films such as titles, establishing shots, character introductions, and upbeat music to situate it in the genre without challenging conventions. It develops the genre by including a cliffhanger at the end to build suspense and mystery. The film challenges conventions through its use of symbolism to represent the struggles of today's youth with gang crime, depicted through the characters and gritty setting. This offers a unique perspective on an important issue typically stereotyped in media.
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The document discusses various topics related to film studies and performance, including characterization, acting styles, the star system, casting, and relationships on screen. It provides announcements for an upcoming class, including a discussion on the film Donnie Darko and analyzing acting. It also highlights considerations for the film Citizen Kane, focusing on Orson Welles' directing style and use of mise-en-scene.
Jw lo1 -_how_do_we_analyse_film_assignment
The document provides an overview of how to analyze films using genre analysis and auteur theory. It discusses key aspects of genre analysis including character, codes and conventions, iconography, narrative, setting, themes, and ideological message. Western, science fiction, and war films are analyzed as examples. It also provides an analysis of the opening sequences of Quantum of Solace and Leon, comparing how they conform and break conventions of the action thriller genre.
The basic conventions_of_tv_drama
The basic conventions of TV drama revolve around characters, narrative, sets and setting, camerawork, dialogue, sound, and music. These conventions are perceived by audiences and used by producers. Theoretical perspectives that can provide insight into how TV dramas are constructed include analyzing character roles and oppositions, as well as representations of gender, race, class, and other attributes. Characters are constructed through casting, performance, screenplay, and direction to make them believable.
Representation and Star Appeal
This document discusses representation and star appeal in media studies. It provides objectives and topics that will be covered, including different methods of representation (age, gender, race, etc.), their positive and negative implications, and why star appeal is important for movies. Students will analyze images and film clips to identify various representations and how they can impact different audiences. Key points are made about who is being represented, their purpose, and how the intended audience affects a film. Famous movie stars are discussed as bankable assets whose appeal can influence a film's financial success.
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Jack enjoys finding out about new movies online through trailers, reviews and recommendations on YouTube and social media. He discusses how active spectators can interpret films differently based on their background. Reception theory suggests reactions depend on factors like age, gender and class. Jack then summarizes three of his favorite movies - Fight Club, Pulp Fiction and Never Back Down - noting directors, years, genres and preferred audiences for each. He analyzes how each film uses or subverts typical codes and conventions.
Genre of film trailers
The document discusses how film trailers use genre to appeal to target audiences. It analyzes the genres and intended audiences of the films Unbroken, American Sniper, and Blackhat. All three films are described as realistic dramas based on true stories. Unbroken and American Sniper focus on the experiences of men at war, while Blackhat involves a cyber terrorism plot. The trailers use music, imagery and other elements to set the tone expected for their genres and give viewers a sense of whether they align with the intended audience.
Evaluation
The document analyzes how the student's media product portrays different social groups. It shows the main character, a secret agent, as a young, formally dressed man with a serious demeanor who keeps his emotions hidden. This portrays him as a secretive, isolated person with a dark past or personality. In contrast, it shows another character, a thug hired as a guard, as a more laid back, casually dressed young man who smokes, portraying him as scruffy or doing dirty work just to make money. The document examines how clothing, expression and behavior are used to represent these differing social groups.
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