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The document summarizes how a student media production represents certain social groups. It represents gender through a male detective and femme fatale. Location is shown through the run-down office set and being set in America. The characters are portrayed as being in their 40s-50s and their class is depicted through their clothing and workplace. Both main characters are white. The femme fatale is portrayed as manipulating the detective with her beauty, while he sees her as potentially dangerous. Common film noir stereotypes like the roles and clothing are present, but the detective being English breaks the typical American stereotype.
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The media product represents certain social groups through its characters and setting. It features a male detective and femme fatale to represent gender. The run-down office set and American setting represent location and film noir genre. The characters are portrayed as being in their 40s-50s to represent age. The detective works in a visible brick office to represent his working class status, while the femme fatale's expensive clothes and makeup represent wealth and high status. Both main characters are portrayed as white. The femme fatale uses her beauty to manipulate men, while the detective knows she could be dangerous, playing on stereotypes of the roles. An anti-stereotype is the detective being English rather than the typical American in film noirs
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This poster analysis compares two horror movie posters that feature a moth. Both posters place the character in the center with a moth. While the first poster features a woman with angelic features and red eyes, the second has a man with a rough, worn appearance and red eyes. This suggests the characters have two conflicting personalities - one gentle and the other intimidating. The red eyes in both posters link the characters and imply they are alike despite their different appearances. One difference is the first poster includes credits while the second is simpler, indicating it may be a teaser poster.
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Evaluation Question 1 corrected
The document discusses how a media production used and challenged conventions of the social realism genre. It summarizes that the production used unknown actors and focused on the lives of young people in deprived areas and different social classes, meeting some conventions. However, it challenged conventions by not discussing religion and using nonlinear editing. The production could have better met or challenged conventions by using handheld camera more or further questioning dominant ideologies about the working class.
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Question 2
The document discusses how a media product represents various social groups through its portrayal of race, gender, age, and mise-en-scene. Specifically, it notes that the main male character is African Caribbean and portrayed as dangerous, while the main female character is White British and portrayed as innocent. It also notes that the dominant character is male to convey power and the weaker character is female to convey danger. The target age of 16-young adults is chosen so the audience can relate to the situation of using social media in the wrong way. Mise-en-scene elements like a train station setting, dark costumes, and facial expressions are used to build an uneasy atmosphere and foreshadow danger.
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Evaluation question 2 (sophie media)
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The film will contrast the lives of two characters - Tony, a businessman who commutes to London daily, and Chris, a pub landlord who works near his home and family. Tony seems financially successful but unhappy, while Chris appears to find happiness through his family and community relationships despite earning less money. Through depicting their morning routines, the film will explore whether wealth or social connections lead to greater life satisfaction and leave viewers considering what really contributes to happiness.
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The document analyzes the representation of social groups in a student film thriller. It notes that the film features characters ages 16-17 who are all male and white. The social class of the characters is mainly working class. It believes the characters are portrayed negatively and stereotypically as struggling, doing suspicious illegal things for money due to their lower class status and higher crime rates in their areas.
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The document discusses how the media product represents different social groups. It focuses on representing teenagers, particularly female teenagers, as the main target audience identified through surveys was 16-30 year olds, mostly female. The film features a female teenage protagonist portrayed as innocent and vulnerable, wearing a white nightgown, to fit stereotypes of teenage girls in horror films and emulate costumes from other films like The Exorcism of Emily Rose and The Exorcist.
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Question 2
The document discusses representation of social groups in a media product. It focuses on portraying characters of different genders, ages, and social classes through mise-en-scene and props. For the femme fatale character, the goal was to portray an empowered upper-class woman through lighting and costume, including red lipstick and a black dress with fur. For the detective character, the aim was to show a worn-down but corrupt middle-class man through his unkempt appearance and drinking of whiskey in his run-down office. Overall, the opening sequence relies on stereotypes like the femme fatale manipulating the detective with her seductive looks and behavior.
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The document summarizes how the film opening represents various social groups through its use of stereotypes common in 1940s-50s film noir. The male protagonist conforms to expectations of the genre, while the female character is depicted as either an object of desire or threat. Location and class status also adhere to typical gender norms of the time period. Editing techniques, lighting, shots, and props all invoke stereotypes of the noir style to set the scene and tone. While some elements like the typewriter sound over the music introduce atypical touches, the overall representation aims to mirror conventions of classical Hollywood films.
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The document discusses how the film opening represented various social groups through conforming to and subverting stereotypes. It represented:
- Men stereotypically through masculine features and costumes but subverted through a naive male lead.
- Women largely stereotypically through feminine pink outfits and makeup but subverted with a brunette lead rather than blonde.
- Ethnicities unconventionally with an Asian male lead and attractive white female lead.
- Middle class stereotypically through suburban homes and expensive city spending.
- Ages appropriately from late 20s to early 30s through office wear and facial hair for men and smart skirts for women.
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Question 2
This document discusses how various social groups were represented in the opening sequence of a film noir media product. Gender was represented by a female femme fatale and male detective. Age was represented by a younger detective who was killed off. Class and status were represented by the femme fatale's expensive clothing. Ethnicity was represented by the detective being black. Stereotypes included the detective always being male and femme fatale female, as well as their typical clothing. Anti-stereotypes broke norms by having the black detective killed early in the film.
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The document provides an evaluation of a media product titled "Stolen" created by Danielle Gallagher. It summarizes how the product used and developed conventions of the psychological crime thriller genre. It analyzed elements like camera work, titles, lighting, costumes, and characters to represent stereotypes and attract its target middle-class audience of 15+ year old males and females. The evaluator believes the product could be distributed by film companies like New Line Cinema or Film4 and garner interest from those who enjoy thrillers with similar conventions like Misery. Feedback on an early cut praised the music, titles, and ability to engage and intrigue the audience about what would happen next.
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The document discusses how different social groups are represented in the opening title sequence of a film. It notes that while specific characters are not explicitly shown, some social identities are implied. The main character belongs to the middle class as a former high-ranking police officer. Lone mother and daughter characters may be viewed as lower class. Certain suspects shown are meant to represent the working class, though some mugshots challenge stereotypes. Criminals imply gang culture and lower class backgrounds. Law enforcers and authorities are not shown but their role is connoted through criminal mugshots.
How does your media product represent particular social groups?
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Presentation social groups
The document discusses how different characters in a potential film would represent various social groups:
- Detective Crawford represents detectives, who share the casual clothing and authority of detectives in films like Se7en.
- Jane Crawford belongs to the victim social group as the detective's girlfriend targeted by the serial killer.
- The villain Roman Mortem belongs to the murderer social group, wearing black and keeping their identity secret like villains in Face/Off.
- The assistant detective belongs to the assistant social group, remaining professional and working under the main detective's authority, similar to the assistant in Silence of the Lambs.
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Natalie owns a successful company and has a perfect life until her husband dies unexpectedly. She becomes the suspect of Detective William Coles's investigation into her husband's death, though he has no proof of wrongdoing. Their film "Dedecus" will focus on Natalie as the mysterious female villain from her perspective to generate audience sympathy. They will market it towards 12-24 year olds, especially males interested in crime films, using imagery of Natalie holding a gun in silhouette on the poster with a tagline leaving questions. Their teaser will follow Natalie getting ready while the detective voices concerns, building mystery around her background.
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This document summarizes the representation of different social groups in a film:
The villain/murderer is portrayed as a dark, evil, and mysterious character by hiding in darkness and wearing dark clothing. The detective is depicted as a professional, strong-willed, and determined man through his late night work and outburst. The victim, Jane, seems innocent through texting her boyfriend and wearing smart work clothes, highlighting her innocence. The assistant to the detective is shown as reluctant to bother his intimidating superior and also aims to appear professional.
Task 4 (1)
The document discusses representations of social groups in a student film. It summarizes that:
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- Mise en scene like the character's black tracksuit and face mask suggest he is a criminal trying to hide his identity. Camera work like a close-up of his face looking around illustrates he is looking to escape police as a criminal.
- Editing shows the character alone in the dark for a long time, suggesting he is secretive about himself which relates to criminal activity and hiding his identity.
Evaluation Task 2
The film includes a female character representing a middle-class English teenage girl studying in college, shown to be innocent and on her phone frequently like most teenage girls. It also includes a male stalker character dressed in all black to appear evil and scary without being too obvious initially to build suspense. Camerawork, lighting, editing and sound were used to manipulate audience perception of the characters, with dark lighting for the male and bright lighting for the female. While diverging somewhat from genre conventions by not using props for the male, the representations generally reinforce social stereotypes with the upbeat female and negatively portrayed stalker male.
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Question 2
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- Gender by having a young, attractive female as the main character who is both the "damsel in distress" but also challenging norms by being the lead.
- Age by having a teenage character who challenges stereotypes of being irresponsible by having responsibility and maturity, aiming to provide a positive representation.
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- 2. REPRESENTATION We represented gender in our production by having a male detective and a femme fatale. Location is shown in our production through the set of a run-down office and through the fact that film noirs are typically set in America. In our production, the detective is portrayed to be in his early 50s and the femme fatale in her mid 40s. Class is shown in my production as the detective works in an office where the brick work is visible. In the picture, the femme fatale looked well made up and the dress she was wearing looked fairly pricey, this shows that she has money and possibly a high status. Both of the actors in our production were white.
- 3. SOCIETY In our production, the femme fatale was portrayed as a beautiful woman who uses her looks to manipulate the detective. The detective is portrayed as a man who knows that the woman he is going to meet could be dangerous. He says “She’s so beautiful, like a rose. But there’s a reason why roses have thorns.”
- 4. One stereotype in our production are that there is a male detective and a femme fatale. This is typical of film noirs. The clothing that the actor wore in our production and the clothes that the woman in the photo was wearing are a stereotype. The detective wears a suit and has a fedora hat hanging on a hook and the femme fatale wears a sexy dress. The anti stereotype in our production is that the detective is English rather than American. STEREOTYPES AND ANTI STEREOTYPES