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Music video
We have chosen the song that we will be filming 1 minute of and are currently planning the shots.
Issues: Body image for men
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tneKwarw1Yk
Todorov- The Inbetweeners 2
1. The Equilibrium - We learn that Jay is in Australia and the others are studying at university
2. The Disruption - Ben annoys Will and stops him from getting the girl. Also we learn that Jay and Jane broke up
3. The recognition (of the disruption) - They all argue and the others leave Will to search for Jane
4. Attempts to repair - Will joins the others in the Outback, they all think theyâre going to die
5. New Equilibrium - Get saved by Jane, go back to Jayâs uncles house. We find out that Willâs mum is dating his old head of year (Phil)
Frozen- Propp
The Hero: Elsa because she eventually saves Anna with an act of true love
The false hero and the villain: Hans. He is the false hero and the villain because he starts off pretending to like Anna and then betrays her when she is dying.
The princess: Anna
The father: Anna and Elsaâs dad, the King
The helper: Olaf, Sven and Kristoff because they all help Anna to complete her mission
The donor: Kristoff because he gives Anna provides with a sleigh and advice about getting up the mountain
The dispatcher: The old troll because he tells Anna how to save herself (an act of true love)
BBC Radio 5 live
This speech-based radio show covers both news and sport. Music is used to introduce which radio station youâre listening too. The music is high-pitched and light/not loud therefore it dosenât distract you from what theyâre saying in the background. The introduction music is used to add a familiar house style to the station.
A voice over is used to add clarity to the listeners, for example in the extract I listened to I heard someone translating what a foreign reporter was saying into English. This enables listeners to hear about foreign affairs in a clearer way. This is of interest to the target listeners because when people tune into radio 5 they expect to hear current news and talks about that. Another example of a voice over is getting the head of the LGBT group point of view from a previous recording to give a second view point on the Elton John Vs dolce and gabbana incident.
Representations h/w
Ethnicity: The Ethnicity Theory states that race is a social category and is one of other factors that determine ethnicity. Some other criteria include: religion, language, nationality, and political identification.
The Alvarado theory (1987) is the idea that in media race is represented in 4 ways: Pitied, exotic, humorous and dangerous. This theory could apply to Nicki Minajs âAnacondaâ video as she and others of the same race are shown to be wearing little clothing that show off their bodies. They are being represented as exotic.
Tokenism is where a minority race is shown to be included as the âtokenâ character. For example in Friends, Charlie was the only black character in an all white cast. The producers may only of included her to show that they weren't discriminating.
Age: The Hypodermic Needle Theory can be applied to age, for example in the âMcDonald's advertâ both an elderly man and young boys are presented. At the end the advert says âWe all have McDonalds.â To a passive audience the media may influence or âinjectâ them with the idea that regardless of age everyone can enjoy the same thing.
Gender: Laura Mulveysâs âThe Male Gaze Theoryâ is the idea that in Hollywood males dominate film. The women in the films are just objects used whereas males move the narrative along. For example, In James Bond âSkyfallâ Miss Moneypenny shoots him accidentally showing that women aren't as skilled with weapons, also the character who Bond forms a romantic attachment with gets killed off.
Ariel Levy beliefs that woman also objectify themselves. In Robin Thickesâ music video for âBlurred linesâ the women in it are wearing very little to nothing at all in the explicit version whereas the men are all wearing suits and coming across as dressed smartly. The women take on a passive role in this music video.
An example of Benefits street
Regional representation
Birmingham- In Jimmy Carrâs â regional accents of the UKâ he represents Birmingham as being uneducated. This can be backed up as slightly accurate because of the show âBenefitâs street.â Which is set in rural Birmingham. (this doesn't represent everyone from Birmingham, only a minority.)
Radio
i was listening to 'Heart.'
It played mostly pop music from different eras, it had radio presenters (a man and a woman). There was also a lot of advertisements which is a convention of the radio. The adverts appealed to regional events.
http://lovehasnolabels.com/ While the vast majority of Americans consider themselves unprejudiced, many of us unintentionally make snap judgments about peopl...
Alvarado theory (1987)
4 key themes in racial representation:
Exotic https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDZX4ooRsWs
Humorous https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lk01oz8dyhs
Pitied e.g. Haiti disasterÂ
Dangerous https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBncb56Z_xI
Representation areas:
Ethnicity
National and regional
Gender
Events - bullying, body image, abuse in relationships
Age