Disability and TV Drama 2017
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This document discusses the representation of disability in TV drama. It addresses several topics: the types of disabilities portrayed; common stereotypes like victims needing pity; whether characters are treated equally; underrepresentation issues; efforts by TV bosses to include more disabled actors and characters; and how camera work, editing, and sound can influence disability representation. Examples from shows like Skins and Glee are provided to illustrate both stereotypes and more progressive portrayals.
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- 5. Example One What stereotypes are used here and how are the technical elements used to make us focus on the representation of ability and disability • Tony and Skins – Family • Tony and Skins - Friends
- 6. Under Representation • “The representation of Disability in the media in the last ten years is pretty much the same as it has always been: clichéd, stereotyped and archetypal” Disabling Barriers, Enabling Environments by John Swain • How far do you agree with this statement?
- 7. 11th March 2009 • British TV drama bosses from across the main channels are to take action to ensure that more disabled actors are cast in their programmes • There was consensus that much more effort should be made to include disabled actors in parts not originally written as disabled characters, and that there was a need for more inclusion of disabled people as background characters as a matter of course and for the development of disabled characters as permanent members of soap casts • Do you think this has happened? What do you think might be some of the difficulties associated with this?
- 8. Example Two • There was a bit of an outcry about Glee and its use of able-bodied actors – what do you think?
- 9. Camera Mise en Scene Editing Sound
- 10. A very different Representation • Part One • Part Two • How is Ability and Disability dealt with? Give specific details
- 11. Summary • Write down five stereotypes about disability that we have discussed today. • Give examples from TV Dramas where these stereotypes are reinforced • Give examples from TV Dramas where these stereotypes are challenged. • Give examples of how technical elements can be used to represent disability