Evaluation- Question 2
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The document summarizes how a piece of media represents the main characters Dylan and Eric as social outcasts through scenes where they are bullied. It aims to create an emotional connection with the intended 16-18 year old audience by portraying the characters as innocent and weak, before shocking viewers with revelations about a school massacre. The characters' and actors' ages of 16-18 target this demographic. Their heterosexual portrayals add realism since the real individuals were straight.
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This document discusses how different social groups are represented in a media product. It analyzes the representation of age, gender, class, and outsider status. For age, the detective DCI Roberts portrayed in a positive light as a respectable professional in his 20s, while the teenage antagonist Damien initially supports stereotypes but the supporting character Alex shows not all teens are criminals. For gender, the film is aimed at males aged 16-24 so most characters are male. The working class detective DCI Roberts subverts stereotypes of the class being lazy, while Damien reinforces stereotypes as a criminal from the working class. The opening depicts teenagers Alex, a popular kid, and Damien, an outsider who was bull
Representations
The document discusses various media representations including:
1) Class is represented through characters' clothing, speech, and behaviors in shows like Downton Abbey and The Wire.
2) Sexuality is represented in EastEnders through a gay son facing acceptance from his father but not his mother.
3) Disability is represented in Coronation Street through a character in a wheelchair whose disability is not her defining characteristic.
4) Regional identity, age, and ethnicity are also represented in different shows through characters' backgrounds, appearances, and behaviors. Stereotypes are sometimes used but some representations aim to subvert expectations.
Me and you and everyone we know
1. The document analyzes and summarizes scenes from the 2005 film "Me and You and Everyone We Know" directed by Miranda July.
2. It focuses on the relationships between different characters in the film, including Richard and Miranda's romance which forms the main storyline.
3. Key scenes like their first meeting and a walk they take together are analyzed in terms of mise-en-scene, cinematography, sound and editing techniques used by the director.
Evaluation question 2
The document summarizes a film sequence involving three main characters - two policemen and a criminal. To add drama, the characters were portrayed as being in their mid-20s to suggest they would be more susceptible to corruption. All characters were depicted negatively to show a dark perspective of real life. The cast consisted solely of 16-17 year old males, and social groups like policemen were represented in a corrupt, negative light following conventions of contemporary films to intrigue audiences.
Individual Planning
Simone is afraid on Valentine's Day as she notices an unwanted admirer following her more and more. She sees his face at her window and cannot contact her friends who are going missing. Eventually, she confronts the mysterious man and realizes it is actually her stepfather Malcolm Maddison. When he tries to assault her, Simone stabs him through the face with a rusty pitchfork to defend herself.
Comedy
Much Ado About Nothing is considered a dark comedy by Shakespeare's standards because while it focuses on the theme of love like his other comedies, this play also incorporates more malevolent characters who actively work to undermine the happiness found in love. Specifically, Don John serves as the anti-comic force who opposes and threatens the love between Beatrice and Benedick. However, the play does not become dominated by its darker elements due to the faster pacing of those scenes and the more frequent lighter, visual scenes involving frivolous behavior and celebrations of love that provide balance.
How does your media product represent particular social groups?
This document discusses how different social groups are represented in a media product. It notes that the target audience is the middle class, as shown through the mise-en-scene of a suburban house, electronic goods, and comfortable lifestyle. It also represents a white, heterosexual male gender and casts a teenage boy in a lead role to subvert typical horror film tropes of weak females being the first to die. The intended viewing age is also noted as 18-28 years old.
Question 2
The document discusses how a horror movie opening sequence represents teenage audiences aged 16-18. It portrays two college students, who are teenagers, using their mobile phones and meeting in a park, activities that teenagers can relate to. It also represents teenagers' social lives and friendships. The sequence features one white European and one black Caribbean female character to represent different races and genders. It aims to attract teenage audiences who enjoy horror movies by portraying everyday teenage situations while also including scary scenes.
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Question 2
This document discusses how different social groups are represented in a media product. It analyzes the representation of age, gender, class, and outsider status. For age, the detective DCI Roberts portrayed in a positive light as a respectable professional in his 20s, while the teenage antagonist Damien initially supports stereotypes but the supporting character Alex shows not all teens are criminals. For gender, the film is aimed at males aged 16-24 so most characters are male. The working class detective DCI Roberts subverts stereotypes of the class being lazy, while Damien reinforces stereotypes as a criminal from the working class. The opening depicts teenagers Alex, a popular kid, and Damien, an outsider who was bull
Representations
The document discusses various media representations including:
1) Class is represented through characters' clothing, speech, and behaviors in shows like Downton Abbey and The Wire.
2) Sexuality is represented in EastEnders through a gay son facing acceptance from his father but not his mother.
3) Disability is represented in Coronation Street through a character in a wheelchair whose disability is not her defining characteristic.
4) Regional identity, age, and ethnicity are also represented in different shows through characters' backgrounds, appearances, and behaviors. Stereotypes are sometimes used but some representations aim to subvert expectations.
Me and you and everyone we know
1. The document analyzes and summarizes scenes from the 2005 film "Me and You and Everyone We Know" directed by Miranda July.
2. It focuses on the relationships between different characters in the film, including Richard and Miranda's romance which forms the main storyline.
3. Key scenes like their first meeting and a walk they take together are analyzed in terms of mise-en-scene, cinematography, sound and editing techniques used by the director.
Evaluation question 2
The document summarizes a film sequence involving three main characters - two policemen and a criminal. To add drama, the characters were portrayed as being in their mid-20s to suggest they would be more susceptible to corruption. All characters were depicted negatively to show a dark perspective of real life. The cast consisted solely of 16-17 year old males, and social groups like policemen were represented in a corrupt, negative light following conventions of contemporary films to intrigue audiences.
Individual Planning
Simone is afraid on Valentine's Day as she notices an unwanted admirer following her more and more. She sees his face at her window and cannot contact her friends who are going missing. Eventually, she confronts the mysterious man and realizes it is actually her stepfather Malcolm Maddison. When he tries to assault her, Simone stabs him through the face with a rusty pitchfork to defend herself.
Comedy
Much Ado About Nothing is considered a dark comedy by Shakespeare's standards because while it focuses on the theme of love like his other comedies, this play also incorporates more malevolent characters who actively work to undermine the happiness found in love. Specifically, Don John serves as the anti-comic force who opposes and threatens the love between Beatrice and Benedick. However, the play does not become dominated by its darker elements due to the faster pacing of those scenes and the more frequent lighter, visual scenes involving frivolous behavior and celebrations of love that provide balance.
How does your media product represent particular social groups?
This document discusses how different social groups are represented in a media product. It notes that the target audience is the middle class, as shown through the mise-en-scene of a suburban house, electronic goods, and comfortable lifestyle. It also represents a white, heterosexual male gender and casts a teenage boy in a lead role to subvert typical horror film tropes of weak females being the first to die. The intended viewing age is also noted as 18-28 years old.
Question 2
The document discusses how a horror movie opening sequence represents teenage audiences aged 16-18. It portrays two college students, who are teenagers, using their mobile phones and meeting in a park, activities that teenagers can relate to. It also represents teenagers' social lives and friendships. The sequence features one white European and one black Caribbean female character to represent different races and genders. It aims to attract teenage audiences who enjoy horror movies by portraying everyday teenage situations while also including scary scenes.
Evaluation task 2
This document summarizes how a media product represents particular social groups. It discusses how the main character, who commits a horrific crime like murder, comes from an isolated, lonely background and clearly suffers from mental issues. This social group lacks human company and friends, which impacts them negatively and leads them to commit such crimes. Real life stories like the Columbine High School massacre prove that these social groups exist and can cause destruction when mental issues are involved.
Theoretical research
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Question 2
Our media product represents several social groups:
1) Age by including a party scene to depict youth despite having actors too young for their roles.
2) Gender through a strong female lead who breaks stereotypes as a detective in the 1920s wearing trousers instead of dresses.
3) Race by having a biracial character play the detective's boss, challenging racism and representing racial minorities in high positions of power in the 1920s.
4) Social class through locations and costumes conveying wealth, aligned with the middle-to-upper class characters in the Clue board game inspiration.
Call sheet
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Evaluation q1
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The document discusses how different social groups are represented in the media product "The Killer's Identity". The main characters, Lauren and Ben, are middle class, white, and between the ages of 17-19 to appeal to the target demographic of 15-25 year olds. Both female and male genders are represented, with the female character Lauren being chased and potentially killed by Ben, supporting the stereotype that women are weaker. The characters' sexuality is represented as heterosexual to avoid controversy.
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Question 2
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Criteria 2
The document discusses representations of teenagers in media like television shows and films. It provides the example of the TV show Skins, which exaggerates the behaviors of teenagers to be more dramatic and interesting, portraying them as moody, lazy, destructive, and rebellious. However, the authors wanted to represent teenage girls in a different light in their own short film, focusing on more realistic issues like music and internet obsessions rather than drugs and sex. They also included school uniforms to contrast with more casual clothing typically shown in media and aimed to explore family relationships rather than partying behaviors.
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Evaluation task 2
This document summarizes how a media product represents particular social groups. It discusses how the main character, who commits a horrific crime like murder, comes from an isolated, lonely background and clearly suffers from mental issues. This social group lacks human company and friends, which impacts them negatively and leads them to commit such crimes. Real life stories like the Columbine High School massacre prove that these social groups exist and can cause destruction when mental issues are involved.
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Question 2
Our media product represents several social groups:
1) Age by including a party scene to depict youth despite having actors too young for their roles.
2) Gender through a strong female lead who breaks stereotypes as a detective in the 1920s wearing trousers instead of dresses.
3) Race by having a biracial character play the detective's boss, challenging racism and representing racial minorities in high positions of power in the 1920s.
4) Social class through locations and costumes conveying wealth, aligned with the middle-to-upper class characters in the Clue board game inspiration.
Call sheet
Ella Lees is scheduled to shoot as a pop artist character from 11:50-12:15 on an unspecified day. The producer and director is Jessica Sarah Dixon. Ella Lees will have simple makeup that stands out and wear a white floaty short dress with black patterned tights while shooting in Room 22 against a white background.
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Evaluation q1
This document discusses how a media product represents social groups. It summarizes that the opening sequence shows the abuse between an adult and 16-year-old child named McKenzie. McKenzie represents a vulnerable victim of domestic abuse. Scenes of alcohol bottles and cocaine were included to show the harsh reality and poor conditions McKenzie faces in his abusive household. Sad, dark lighting and plain clothing were used to fit the dark theme and poverty of McKenzie's family. The face of McKenzie's abusive father is not fully revealed to represent the power and anonymity of his role in the abuse.
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The document discusses how different social groups are represented in the media product "The Killer's Identity". The main characters, Lauren and Ben, are middle class, white, and between the ages of 17-19 to appeal to the target demographic of 15-25 year olds. Both female and male genders are represented, with the female character Lauren being chased and potentially killed by Ben, supporting the stereotype that women are weaker. The characters' sexuality is represented as heterosexual to avoid controversy.
Juxtaposition.
The document defines juxtaposition as contrasting or contradictory elements in an image that allow the image to tell a story. It lists potential elements for juxtaposition, including old/new, material, masculinity/femininity, curves/straight, death/life, dark/light, rural/urban, hands, feet, old/young. Two examples are given: an image of a man smoking near a no smoking sign, and a manipulated image that juxtaposes up and down as well as dark and light.
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Question 2
The film "The Visitor" represents various social groups in non-traditional ways:
1. The middle-class family's socioeconomic status is not immediately clear based on the characters' clothing and home setting in the opening scene.
2. The family is of mixed ethnicity, subverting expectations that white families are typically middle-class while minority families are working-class.
3. Gender roles are also subverted, with the mother shown as an equal breadwinner to the absent father, and the antagonist role filled by a female rather than male actor.
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Genre research social realism genre
Social realism is a film genre that aims to portray realistic depictions of everyday life. It focuses on settings, characters, and social issues that are grounded in contemporary society from a certain perspective. Typical social realism films feature working-class characters dealing with social issues like gang culture, violence, or economic hardship. These issues often cause disequilibrium that is resolved by the end of the film, though sometimes in a way that ensures the situation cannot be repeated.
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Social Realism
Social realism films focus on issues in modern society, changing over time as societies issues change. They use unknown actors and working class characters set in run down areas to seem realistic. Social realism films deal with issues like drugs, poverty, crime, and sexuality while targeting different audiences, sometimes teenagers and sometimes everyone. They are often funded by government and production companies and use underground music instead of mainstream artists.
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Toby Shepherd evaluates the representation of social groups in their media product. They represent race/ethnicity by including a black main character, which challenges stereotypes but also somewhat adheres to them through the character's use of a gun. Age is represented by a young, important detective character and an older police chief, challenging the idea that older people are more important but also adhering to it through the chief giving the detective orders. Gender is represented mainly through a single female character, adhering to patriarchal ideologies of seeing women as less important by only including one and having her harassed by male characters.
Pitch drama
This document outlines a drama film pitch titled "Overdose". It would focus on the psychological effects on Amber as her relationship with her criminal boyfriend Dean increasingly endangers her. The film would be told primarily from Amber's point of view and follow her growing desire to escape her entangled criminal lifestyle. It outlines the roles of the production team, main characters, plot synopsis, example scenes, intended ending, suitability for the theme of "Journey", and opportunities for creative techniques in cinematography, sound design, editing and set design.
Drama Idea and Pitch Presentation
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Evaluation- Question 4
This document discusses the target audience for a psychological thriller film about two teenage school shooters. The summary is as follows:
The intended audience is 16-18 year olds as the main characters are teenagers of that age. Younger viewers may find some of the psychological issues and violence disturbing. The audience will likely be majority male as women generally prefer romance films over thrillers. Rebels who don't obey rules may also be attracted to the film as it depicts the teenage characters rebelling through a school shooting. A questionnaire supported targeting 16-18 year olds as most appropriate for thrillers.
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Theory
The document contains definitions and examples of various concepts related to media including:
1) It defines the denotation and connotation of words like "snake", "flag", and "gun" and provides examples.
2) It analyzes several movie posters, noting aspects like genre, costumes, colors, and props.
3) It summarizes two movie trailers, describing elements like music, imagery, and tone used to convey meaning.
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Evaluation 2
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The document discusses how a horror media product represents teenagers aged 16-18. It portrays them as weak, fragile, and unable to stand up for themselves based on a scene where a group of friends are killed without fighting back. Another scene shows a teenager alone in an alley having his neck twisted without time to react, further portraying teenagers as non-threatening and weak. The media product aims to make the killer seem more mysterious and dominant over the vulnerable teenagers.
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The document discusses how a horror media product represents teenagers aged 16-18. It portrays them as weak, fragile, and unable to stand up for themselves based on a scene where a group of friends are killed without fighting back. Another scene shows a teenager alone in an alley having his neck twisted without time to react, further portraying teenagers as non-threatening and weak. The media product aims to make the killer seem more mysterious and dominant over the vulnerable teenagers.
Question 2: How does your media product represent particular social groups?
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Evaluation 2 social class
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Evaluation question 2
The document discusses how the media product represents particular social groups. It uses young actors aged 17-18 to appeal to their target audience of 15-24 year olds. It features a black male as the detective to challenge stereotypes and show black people in a positive light. Both main actors are male, reflecting the typical male-dominated genre of crime thrillers. The antagonist is portrayed as a young black man, presenting a negative stereotype of black youth that the audience can relate to.
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Target audience.
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