Personal Identity - Football World Cup 2014 - Footballer, British Culture, Role Models
Information - BBC News - This gives people information of current events so people are informed of whats going on
Entertainment - Arrow - Aesthetic enjoyment,
Social Interaction - X factor - Voting - Discuss the singers with friends - usually watch it with family and friends so you can discuss the show as it goes on -
Thursday, 26 February 2015
Tuesday, 10 February 2015
Camera Shots
Butterfly on a wheel
4:53 - Establishing shot - Fairly wide shot which shows us the setting of the movie
5:27 Long shot - This is showing us one of the subjects and also gives us the setting and where abouts he is in terms of his surroundings - Birds eye view, showing us the subject from above - overall mise en scene
5:38 The long shot then swings round to a mid shot of the subject from the front
5:42 We get a point of view shot of what the subject he is looking at. (Binoculars)
6:00 Long shot of a subject entering work
6:15 Mid shot of out subject sorting out his hair - relates to our subject caring about their appearance - alpha male
7:05 Long shot - Showing us the subject and her surroundings telling us where she is
7:50 shot & reverse - Showing us both subjects involved in this dialogue sequence - Allowing us to decode the feelings that the two subjects have towards each other
10:27 Close up (See image on the right)
11:57 Mid shot - This allows us to decode the subjects feeling/ emotions - in this case she seems nervous/shy, frightened
13:33 Long shot - shows us the subject and their surroundings (The road) - Then swings up into a establishing shot showing us where they are travelling to.
15:58 During these scene there are alot of close ups of all the different subjects inside the car - Showing us
18:13 Extreme close up of them holding hands - Showing us emotions and how the two subjects interact.
19:30 - Again alot of close ups - With this movie being a thriller there are alot of emotions involved by the subjects
4:53 - Establishing shot - Fairly wide shot which shows us the setting of the movie
5:27 Long shot - This is showing us one of the subjects and also gives us the setting and where abouts he is in terms of his surroundings - Birds eye view, showing us the subject from above - overall mise en scene
5:38 The long shot then swings round to a mid shot of the subject from the front
5:42 We get a point of view shot of what the subject he is looking at. (Binoculars)
6:00 Long shot of a subject entering work
6:15 Mid shot of out subject sorting out his hair - relates to our subject caring about their appearance - alpha male
7:05 Long shot - Showing us the subject and her surroundings telling us where she is
7:50 shot & reverse - Showing us both subjects involved in this dialogue sequence - Allowing us to decode the feelings that the two subjects have towards each other
10:27 Close up (See image on the right)
11:57 Mid shot - This allows us to decode the subjects feeling/ emotions - in this case she seems nervous/shy, frightened
13:33 Long shot - shows us the subject and their surroundings (The road) - Then swings up into a establishing shot showing us where they are travelling to.
15:58 During these scene there are alot of close ups of all the different subjects inside the car - Showing us
18:13 Extreme close up of them holding hands - Showing us emotions and how the two subjects interact.
19:30 - Again alot of close ups - With this movie being a thriller there are alot of emotions involved by the subjects
Thursday, 5 February 2015
Women Representation - Tom Ford Advert
Tom Ford Advert
Female Representation
Female Representation
This is a example in which women are represented as sexual object. This links which the male gaze where women are turned into sex objects in media. Only showing certain body parts, her we are focused on her boobs and mouth. This is the focal point of the women shown on ad, We have clear colour connotations of red suggesting sex and romance. The bottle being positioned in a sexual way in between her boobs. it's suggesting that if you buy this then you will get the girl of your dreams.
This is a common representation of women in media, the woman are made to look alluring and appealing to attract the male audience to look at this avert and possibly buy the product on show.
Tuesday, 3 February 2015
This Girl Can
This Girl Can
In this video women are not being represented because of how attractive they are but rather represents them as powerful, showing they do whatever they want. As this image is captioned 'deal with it'. Saying anyone who is against us just have to deal with it because they are going to do it whether people mind or not, they are going to keep on doing the sport and don't care what people have to say about it. The advert is telling us that women of all shapes and sizes have the right to do sport and feel good about themselves. With the image of the women readjusting her swimming trunks there is a cultural reference to a David Beckham advert in which he was very much sexualised and objectified, but in this case we are not objectifying the female, it's just showing a female doing the sport that she loves. The advert is telling women not to be ashamed of their bodies, they don't need a size 0 figure to be able to enjoy sport activities. Another cultural reference the fact that the video is shows us all different kinds of females in Britain relation to the racial diversity we have in the country. This is also sending the message that you can do whatever you want. It doesn't matter what size, race or class you are.
Most of the camera angles used are close ups of the females face showing their emotions; their dedication, passion and the pain they go through.
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