Representation
1 gender representation (stereotypical or challenged)
2 ethnicity
3 chararcor tipes (damsel - heroic protagonist - antagonist -
4 class
5 location
ideal self / ideal partner carl rogers 1980 is about how charicors are mediated as a role model or attractive to appeal to an audience
exam questions
second question you answer
spend 20 minutes to answer et 25 minutes
analyse = giving examples and explaining the meaning in your chosen product effect on the audience and why
production tecnice - mise en scene / camerawork / editing / sound
media language / micro elements / production tecneaks
connotes / implies / represents
denotation / see / hear
enigma
verisimilitude
tention
empathy
spectacle
6* analyse how the product techniques are used to create meaning in a media product you have studied [12]
6* Analyse the concept of 'representation' in a media product you have studied [12]
Tim O'Sullivan et al. (1998)
all representations therefore have ideologies behind them
ideology = set of views and beliefs that we all recognise
British
Aston Martin DB5 which is a classic car made from 1963-1965 with it also being an incredibly rare car with only 300 left from production and in this film also very British
gender
Tracking shot to show what James Bond is going and doing like we are following him doing action and fighting lots of people on his own
wealth
Aston Martin DB5 which is a classic car made from 1963-1965 with it also being an incredibly rare car with only 300 left from production and in this film also very British
overcoming odds
Richard dyer (1983)
audience should question the representation they see in media texts
if sterotipcal or changed mention
steroidal
there is also the “male gaze” which has the effect on the audience that this woman is sexualised at the start of this film the gender roles for “James” and “Madilen” are very classic gender roles
challenged
there is a person of colar in a role of power being a spy too is shown from a low angle
Laura mulvey (1975)
In no time to die Madlyn is seen wearing little clothes at the start of the film when she is swimming in Italy this connotates about how Laura Mulrey (1975) said that women in films are “sexualised”
Stuart hall (1995)
non-white as 'the other'
minority miss represented
camerawork the other spy is a minority and gets less screen time and not the main charitor for doing the same job
Earp and Katz (1999)
men have a pathilcoal need for control and violence
justerpostion
guns aim and condition
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