intro to representations

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G321: Key Media concepts • The exam is in May • It is 2 hours long • It is 50% of your overall grade • There are 2 sections (A and B) • Section A is called TV Drama • Section B is called Audiences and Institutions • You will study Section A in my lessons from now until

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G321: Key Media concepts• The exam is in May• It is 2 hours long• It is 50% of your overall grade• There are 2 sections (A and B)• Section A is called TV Drama• Section B is called Audiences and

Institutions• You will study Section A in my lessons from

now until December 2014.

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Media dictionary

• In front of you, you have a media dictionary, a book and a folder. Write the following on them:– Your Name– Media Studies: TV Drama– Miss Goodhew

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TV Drama

Task: Write a list of as many TV Dramas you can think of…You have 1 minute!Tip: Think box sets!

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Exam questionYou will watch a clip 4 times writing notes and then

answer a question which is a bit like the following:

Discuss the ways in which the extract constructs the representation of ???

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What could the ??? be?• We are talking about representations of types of

people and so they could ask you a question on ...

... Gender.

... Age.

... Sexuality.

... Regional Identity.

... Ethnicity.

... Disability.

... Class and Status

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Technical areas

– Camera shots and angles.– Camera movements.– Composition.– Editing.– Mise-en-scene.– Sound.

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What are you marked on?• Explanation / Analysis / Argument – do you have

an opinion on the representation created and are you giving a clear explanation behind your opinion?

• Use of examples – are you backing up your opinions with specific examples from the text?

• Use of terminology – are you using the terminology we are going to learn in terms of cinematography?

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So ... As I said ...The representations are ...

• Gender• Age

• Sexuality• Ethnicity

• Regional Identity• Disability

• Class and Status

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What do I meanby representation?

The construction of an idea/ image

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What do I meanby stereotypes and

counter-stereotypes?

Societal expectations of that group…so do they conform to the stereotype or challenge it???

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Stereotype/ counter stereotype

Counterstereotype: Age

Stereotype: Age

Counterstereotype: Gender

Stereotype: Gender

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So what are thestereotypes and

counter-stereotypesof each representation?

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Let’s do one together ...Sexuality

What is a stereotypical homosexual male?

Say what you think ... This isn’t about being homophobic, its a STEREOTYPE!

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Stereotypical Homosexual Male ...

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Let’s do one together ...Sexuality

What is acounter- stereotypical

homosexual male?

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Task: Complete the representation section in your media dictionary.