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This newspaper article provides a brief review and description of the television programme "New Girl" airing that week on Channel 4, noting that the main character's clumsy act may be wearing thin but the episode focuses on the other flatmates' neuroses. It also summarizes and comments on a scene from the documentary "Gypsy Blood - True Stories" showing a dog shaking and killing a small deer from the camera perspective of the dog's mouth, and describes the observational style of the documentary. Technical language is used and several quotes from the programmes are included throughout the article.
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Newspaper article research
- 1. Newspaper Article Research Ancillary Task The Guardian
- 2. Language New Girl 8.30pm, Channel 4 If Zooey Deschanel's "I'm so - Thisdescription is light- beautiful, but it's OK to like me heartedly scathing about the because I'm clumsy" act is programme: New Girl. wearing thin, you can breathe a sigh of relief this week, as it's - It describes the programme the flatmates' turn to be but does not persuade the neurotic. Nick persuades Jess to reader either way, whether to pose as his girlfriend to make his watch it or not. ex jealous and Schmidt has an interesting encounter with his - It uses quite sophisticated sex-nemesis, Gretchen. Oh yes, language, suggesting that the she's wearing stretch pants and audience are well educated. she won't take no for an answer.
- 3. There's a scene in Gypsy Blood – True Stories (Channel 4) that is at first confusing. The - The writer comments on camera is jumping around all over the place and it's all very close range. There's some brown fur in there somewhere, plus heavy breathing and a pathetic use of camera, and the whimpering noise. effect that it has. Slowly it becomes clear what's going on. The scene is actually being filmed by a dog, which must be wearing the camera around its neck. So we're looking out along the underside of the dog's snout. In the dog's mouth is a deer; I know it sounds implausible but the dog is a very large one (it looks like a greyhound but it may be some kind of lurcher) and the deer is very small (a Chinese water deer, as it - Technical language is happens). The dog is shaking the deer from side to side. This is killing, up close and used, relating to personal. The viewer almost feels as if they're being shaken to death by a dog. documentaries. The The scene is characteristic of Leo Maguire's powerful observational documentary is documentary, both in the artful way it is filmed (maybe a teeny bit too artful, I identified as thought, at times: I could have done with less lingering on poppy fields etc and the whole thing fitting into an hour) and the cruelty and violence of the subject matter. ‘observational.’ There are other violent scenes involving animals. Like hare coursing, and a horrible cockfight in which one bird is on the point of collapse as the other pecks away at its head and one of the men watching shouts: "Kill him then, you fucking useless cunt. - Some slang is used Oh, he's gone, finish him son, finish him." (No cameras around the cocks' necks, thankfully.) But most of the violence is between men. And between boys. in the article, mixed in with sophisticated "Box, box," says Hughie Doherty to his son, who's pounding the pads his father is language. holding up. "See, he won't give, go on, Charlie, upper cut, Charlie, uppercut, do an upper cut, Charlie, up the way, quick, over the top, hook, bish bash, bing bang ..." - There are a lot of Charlie is 18. Months. Charlie's older brother Francie, seven, is already an established fighter. "When I'm in a fight, I have to remember it's not just for me, it's for my family quotes from the and my name," he says. If dad Hughie ever saw Francie not standing up for programme used himself, running away, or crying, then he'd give him – his own son – a good slapping, for letting the name down. Names mean a lot around here, especially if it's throughout the Doherty. article.
- 4. Layout A ‘promo’ picture from the The newspaper programme is shown in the gives television middle of the page and is programmes a The date and time that the surrounded by text. star rating out of five. programme will be or was shown is at The Titles are bold, slightly larger the start of the than the rest of the text on the page article and is and are sometimes brightly coloured. shown in bold.
- 5. Audience • High level of education (at least a degree.) • High income. • Travel frequently. • Financially aware. • Interest in global warming and the environment.