The document compares the characters in a student's film opening to those in the movie "Attack the Block". Both sets of characters are depicted as wearing hoodies and tracksuits to suggest they are around 17-18 years old. This clothing was chosen to stereotypically portray the characters as "bad" through their attire. Their dark clothing is meant to pose a danger and match what antagonists tend to wear to clearly identify them as not good to the audience. The body structures and facial expressions of the characters in the student's film are intended to make them look quite dominant and intimidating, bringing fear to victims in a way that generates sympathy from the audience, similar to a character in "Attack the Block".

1. Evaluation Post 2
How does your media product represent paricular
social
group
s?
We’re going to make comparisons with our characters in our film
opening to the characters in the movie ‘Attack the block’. The similariities
that they both have is the view of the character such that both are
wearing hoodies and tracksuits and seem to be at similar age perhaps at
17 or 18. The reason being is because,stereotypically, I wanted my
characters to look like bad characters because of their type of clothing
and their age. The dark clothes suggestthat these characters poses
danger. This is typical clothing of what bad guys tend to wear so this will
be easy to identitfy to the audience that they are not good.We can see
through the bodystructure and facial expressionthat they look quite
dominant an intimidating.From the movie Attack the block, we can see
the anger with in the character which he uses to bring fear to his victim. I
want in my film that the victim feels very scared where the audience can
feelsypathy for.