The document discusses negative stereotypes of youth in media, specifically focusing on their portrayal in television, films, and dramas. It notes that media often shows young people in a sexually active way and lacks positive portrayals of lesbian, gay and bisexual teenagers, instead focusing on sexual encounters. Young males are usually depicted as predators and females as targets. However, portraying positive representations of young LGBTQ+ people and heterosexuals alike could help challenge bullying and discrimination. It questions whether it is fair for media to portray teenagers as perpetrators rather than victims.
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Teen-Age Crime Wave 1
Teen-Age Crime Wave 1
Dong (Tony) Lan
Prof. Gateward
CTVA 496G
March 2nd 2016
Teen-Age Crime Wave
The intention of the film is to put across the challenge of juvenile insurgence of crime rate in the society. The film makes use of a female character whose childhood is abused, with a record in crime and the choice for her blouses has a bad taste. Also there is another naive woman character that goes on a double date with the first woman. The other lady manages to seduce a bar patron who is doughy. Their intention is to roll the old patron. However, their plan of robbing the bar man is unmasked after the two are arrested and a harsh sentence of incarcerating them is imposed. The male character is a gun enthusiast who kills in order to achieve his desires, intercepts the vehicle transporting the two ladies and assists them to escape. Later the guy is intercepted by the police while heading to the farmhouse but they hold hostage in the vehicle.
The Film is a teenager movie that focuses on the characters and lifestyle of teens. The film uses more youth actors who play on the screen very delinquently. Teenage Age Crime Wave is a major version where the community is surrounded by criminals. The film shows how Hollywood’s juvenile youths have a culture of violence and how they disregard families and properties. There is a growing public concern regarding the severity of juvenile crime during that period. For instance, there is an increase in the number of court cases, there is social disintegration and the misbehavior of the youth symbolizes this.
The Teen-Age Crime Wave reveals a curios and an inconsistent fascination of culture among the youth through its cast of young actors. Therefore, it caters for the young audience by capturing certain lifestyles of youths and promoting some perspectives of the youth. The youth are have been targeted in this film for various reasons. For instance, the youths have an income and therefore are able to enjoy themselves at entertainment joints, the youths of today are the consumption driven and the same is expected in future when they become parents. The film further shows evidence on how it pays attention to the youths’ attitudes and behaviors where there are various crimes being committed. Therefore, the film has capitalized deeply on the youth’s social behavior and concern for their personal traits (Grant, 2012).
Dominant issues in the film are the high levels of juvenile crime that have become a major problem. For instance, there is false conviction of the youths, thus the film has raised issues that are focusing on a series of crime in juvenile and how it signifies the major crisis in America. The characters commit crimes but they are intercepted by the police while there are on the run. Majority of those arrested are the youths as opposed to the adults. The film also explores the history of the contemporary America, the changin ...
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Running head: Research Paper Draft 3
Donald Lipford
English Composition II
Columbia Southern University
Research Paper Draft 3
Introduction
Radio and Television have the highest probability to generate both negative and positive effects, and many researchers have considered the impression created by television on society, mainly on the young people and adolescents. Given that a child’s level of development is a very important factor in defining whether the radio or television content will have negative or positive effects. However, not all television content is considered bad, but the specific programs displaying the negative effects of introduction to inappropriate sexuality, violence, and aggressive language are wanting. As a result, parents and physicians need to support continuous research based on the positive and the negative impacts of media on both kids and adolescents. According to Chrispin (2007), Science and technology make Television and its content more important in the present world. Thus, kids are exposed to every media content at an early age. Although television is sometimes an attractive thing, it grounds some problems and effects of the young generation (Chrispin, 2007).
Apart from just programs, Dafe (2010) also depicts the roles music plays in determining the society morals. The reaction of the audience depends on the music content. Art is also one of the determinants of societal morals. According to Holmes (2008), there is a variety of techniques through which art creates some immorality. Bad art is brought by bad music, violent movies, and TV shows, in the society. Parks (2007), assert that the present media do not have skills to demonstrate things right. On the contrary, Jian (2011) argues that Arts have an obligation to shape good morals in young people and the society in general.
According to Price (2008), Price clearly demonstrates well-used continuity, balance and intensity to clarify how morals could be founded on strong grounds of the society. This paper focuses on topics such as TV shows morals, the role art plays in Spreading morals among kids and adolescents and the effect of bad Art in the society today.
Literature Review
Radio, television and music are the fastest factors in influencing the moral; so the young people. In trying to find the better standpoint on the impact of the three, it is imperative to understand that both negative and positive are eventual when it comes to them. A young person develops without with freed intelligence and anything put in it may be posted there permanently. When young people are exposed to radio and television, for instance, they may receive good things out of it or negative things; it is also of great relevance to know that matters of.
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1. Draft 2 end of documentary script
EXT. Acton Park. Morning
It is clear that the media often
present young people in a negative
way;many say that the word ‘youth’
is associated with a negative
stereotype
INT.VOICEOVER
Stereotyping has also been
included in TV and film dramas
when covering young people and
sexuality.
Films often portray youths in a
sexually active way. Most films
usually show a lack of positive
images of lesbians and gay
teenagers and seem to focus on
sexual encounters that youths
participate in. young males are
usually portrayed as male
predator’s and females as easy
sexual targets.
EXT. Acton Park. Morning
2. However showing positive
representations of young
homosexuals and heterosexuals it
can help challenge bullying and
discrimination.
Is it fair that the media portray
teenagers as the perpetrators
rather than as the victims?(End)
