Paper 1 Flashcards
(132 cards)
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What instalment of MCU is black panther
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17th
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Results of Disney distributing black panther
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Large budget, detailed marketing, global distribution
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Result of 360 degree marketing black panther
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Audience familiar with the film
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Synergetic products black panther
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Lexus- 2 limited edition cars
Hasbro- toys and figurines
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Who wrote the soundtrack to black panther
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Kendrick Lamar
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Point of trailers on tv, cinemas and social media black panther
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To show off cgi
To emphaise its part of mcu
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Result of Super Bowl ad- black panther
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Immense publicity
Global mass audience
High budget film suggests good quality
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Release month significant black panther
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Black history month
Cultural event to celebrate black culture
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NY fashion week black panther
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Welcome to wakanda
Wakandan style
Global audience
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How did crowd funding affect black panther
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Online campaigns to get black children to see the film
Shared on social media and in newspapers
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Views on YouTube trailer hours after post black panther
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90mill
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How is social media’s useful black panther
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Sharing is low cost marketing
Likes and comments
Twitter hashtags
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Twitter black panther
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Live q&a with cast and crew
35 mill tweets - most tweeted film
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Chat shows black panther
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Ellen
Jimmy kimmel
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Comic con apperance black panther
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Q&A with super fans
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Snapchat black panther
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Filter for young audiences
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Agreement when Disney bought marvel
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Marvel has creative control
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Marvel hesmodhalgh
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Create similar films over and over to minimise risk and maximise profit
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Low r risk elements of black panther
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Part of mcu- pre sold audience
Global conglomerates involved
Famous actors
Popular genre
Detailed marketing
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Elements of risk black panther
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Lesser known marvel character
Predominantly black cast
High cost to make
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Black panther current social context
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Marvel and Disney might have wanted to cash in on the changing of diversity in media
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What make black panther different to Hollywood films
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Diverse positive rep of ethnicity and gender
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Typical rep of women in superhero films
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Damsel in distress
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Femal rep in black panther
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Warriors and leaders
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Black panther certificate
12A because of violence but it is not glorified or senseless
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Regulation in global distribution black panther
Less violence in strict countries
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China poster controversy black panther
Covered actors with masks- Disney said to display costume but most likely to sell the film in countries with negative views about racw
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Director of I Daniel Blake
Ken loach
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Production companies idb
Sixteen films
Why not productions
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IDB distributed
eOne
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Funding IDB
BBC films
BFI
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Ken loach name on marketing
USP
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Evidence of low budget IDB
Real streets job centres houses
Lesser known actors
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IDB politics
Left wing anti conservative
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IDB global distribution
Americans found it difficult to understand accents- only shown once at an awards ceremony
France and other countries where subtitles were used went well
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IDB marketing
Traditional posters trailers
Daily mirror articles written by Daniel Blake - left wing
Gurrilla marketing projections
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Result of gurila marketing IDB
Viral online and people in London saw it
Anchors political message
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Regional marketing officers IDB
Northern counties
Shared fliers
Clean graffiti
Anti conservative area
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IDB premier
Newcastle
Reflects films target audience and alterniive nature
Jeremy Corbyn invited and tweeted
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IDB new tech
No cgi
Had twitter and Facebook
Digital downloads
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Problem with digital downloads
No age verification needed
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IDB certificate
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Emotional
Strong language
Young audience won’t understand
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Woman’s hour radio
BBC radio 4
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WH genre
Magazine programme
Presenters+ guests discuss a variety of topics
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WH start date
October 1946
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WH original presenter and channel
Alan ivermy bbc lite programme
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WH original target audience
Female housewives doing chores
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WH original topics
Mothers midday meal
How to hang your husbands suit
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WH current broadcast times
10am daily
4pm Saturday omnibus
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WH omnibus purpose
Reflects modern audiences
Women work during week
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WH slot time significance
10am suggests older more traditional audiences
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WH presenters
Emmer Barnett- bbc radio 5 and news night
Anita Rani- country file
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WH significance in female presenters
Reflects change in media industry
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WH negotiated and opp reading
Men find it unfair and sexist
Taboo subjects- periods and sex
Some elements still traditional like housework and gardening
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Radio regulation
Ofcom
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WH spin off
Late night women’s hour
Target 35-55
More adult content
Reflects how younger people don’t consume much radio
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WH ofcom complaint
Emma Barnet 2021 accused of being hostile towards Muslim guest and Islamophobic
Episode taken down from bbc sounds
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WH 14th dec 2022
Mica Paris- soul singer
Regretting tattoos
Facebook dangerous for kids
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WH 31st jan 2023
Emily Atack
Online hate- sexual messages
How she feels depressed about it
How she feels scared about “what they want to do with me and my mum”
Inform and educate audiences
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AC Valhalla release
November 2020 alongside ps5 and Xbox X
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AC publisher and distributor
Ubisoft
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Ac triple a meaninf
Expensive to make
High quality
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AC liberation spinoff to
AC3
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AC lib release year and console
2012 ps vita
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AC posters
Poses and styles intertwxtual to previous games
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PS vita target
Audiences who like new tech
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AC liberation main character
Aveline- mixed race female
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AC YouTube channel
Tips for gameplay
Global audience
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AC liberation rerelease
2014
Profit because fans would buy it again
HD
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AC comic con
Obstacle course
Post videos doing it
Free marketing
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AC liberation certificate
Pegi 18- unjustified violence
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AC dlc
Extra stories
Online media
Play as connor
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Mirror ownership
Reach plc
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Reach plc other papers
Daily express
Daily star
Essex live
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Reach Plc horizontal integration benefits
Share journalists and resources to reduce costs
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The times ownership
Newscorp
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Newscorp subsidiary
News uk
Fox
National geographic
Tv guide
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News corp integration
Horizontal and vertical
Publish and distribute
Share journalists and resources
Afford to take risks - paywall
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What does power allow newspapers to do
Bend rules
Phone hacking scandal
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Owner of Newscorp
Rupert Murdock
Republican Party donor
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Newscorp political stance
Aims to be neutral
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Why do news companies have to protect their reputation
As they are owned by share holders
Phone hacking scandal caused bad publicity causing share prices to drop
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Who regulates news papers
IPSO
Ran by the industry
Doesn’t follow leverson enquiry
Newspapers want to do the bare minimum to follow rules for shock value
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Impact on technology for news paper regulation
Harder and easier
Comments- bots to regulate
Bots censor appropriate and leave inappropriate comments
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Technology on circulation of news papers
2005- 4.4 billion annual spending
2020- 2.8 billion
Decline of print sales- could be due to free news online
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How does online news earn revenue
Digital advertising
Paywall
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Times circulation technology
Not declining like mirror
Older audience with more money
Pay wall on website- pay for news either way
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Mirror revenue streams in paper
Premium rate phone lines
Horoscopes, racing results
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Mirror revenue steams online
Bingo- gambelling wensite
Dating website
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How are newspaper audiences more active nowadays
Speak back via social media and online
Phone ins, comments, competitions
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Mirror target audience
Working class
Male
35+
C2DE
Left wing
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How does the mirror attract and engage its target audience
Competitions and gambling to win money
Left wing articles
Soft news
Sports
Celebrity gossip
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Times target audience
ABC1, highly educated, 35+ , centre / right
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How does times attract and engage their target audience
Heavy writing
Few pictures
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Print mirror 7/11/24
What have they done again- headline- anti trump
Aldi and Iceland adverts
Fears over us under trump
Reoccurring nightmare
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Print times 7/11/24
Trump promises golden age after sweeping harris aside
Great surviver avoided death
Iconic national parks of America- ad
Feel better about money podcast
Trump election sends Wall Street to record high
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Tide target audience
White American and British women
18-40
Married with children
Stay at home
Aspire to have perfect lifestyle
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How does tide attract and engage their audience
Beautifully illustrated women
You women
Intertextual ref to Rosie the riveter
Outfit and hair
Men’s and children’s clothes on washing line
Image of washing machine
Guaranteed by good housekeeping
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How does tide make the audience view it’s preferred reading
Hyperbole- cleanest brightest
Binary opposite- tide more than any other washday products
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Negotiated and oppositional reading tide
Feminists may find it old fashioned
Modern audiences may see it as sexist
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Gebrber tide
Repeated rep of women as happy housewives may shape beliefs and viewpoints
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How does tide entertain
Bold colours
Comic strip
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How does tide inform
Gives info on what it does
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Super human target audience
16-34
Reformers
Fans of sport
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How does super human use personiation
Shows day to day life of athletes
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How does the music in super human attract and engage audiences
Older audiences may recognise the film it’s from
Has a message of hard work paying off - motivate audiences
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How does riptide represent women as victims
Tied to a tree- she escapes her self which could be empowering
Dragged under bed- lowkey lighting- makes audiences uncomfortable
Women on balcony- low angle in bushes- spied on
Long takes of woman singing- gradually becoming terrified - mes of make up smudged bruises blood looking off camera and singing lyrics wrong- makes audiences uncomfortable
Fast paced montage- horror like
Imagery of knives and guns
Woman in dentist chair - wide eye and looking around- trapped- Birds Eyeview
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How does riptide represent women as sexualised
Zoom in on woman undressing on the beach- looking away from camera- objectification
Low angle shot of someone spying in bushes- zoom in
Tracking shots of women’s feet- pavement and beach -dehumanising- audience uncomfortable - positions audiences to feel how women feel when they are sexulises- could be an example of male gaze
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How does riptide represent men as powerful
Camera men and directors- signified by props- enabling objectification of women in media- voyers
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How does the times represent Boris as incompetent
Main image- uncertain expression- smirk and looking down and away- guilty and ashamed
Pull quote- failulares of leadership- sue gray- Boris has failed- ellipsis - more evidence to come
Unconventional- times is centre right - reflects that whole public is upset
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How does the times represent partygatw as a serious issue
Police in headline- crime
4 parties 100s of photos - emphasise on how much evidence there is
Opinions from many people- thereasa may, Andrew mitchal, Angela Richardson- all parties are shocked not just labour
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How does times rep their audience as educated
- large amount of small copy- readers have high literacy level
Formal language
Articles from around the world- videos offer to taliban
Articles about finance- vat cut too risky, rate rise predicted- wealth and professional
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How does times represent the audience as lazy
Puff piece- how to be fit? Do the bare minimum- relatable
Image of woman yawning - busy audience
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How does the mirror represent Boris as unapologetic
Main image- smirking- doesn’t see what’s wrong with his actions
Anchored by zero shame in headline
Facts and numbers in headline- 12 parties 3 attended by pm 300 pictures - emphasises how much evidence is against him
And still no appology…- elipsis- waiting and expecting him to apologise- reflects political stance
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How does the mirror reflect Boris as oblivious
DPS image of the nhs wearing pope saving a dying patient next to him drinking a glass of champagne- binary opposition nhs and Boris- Boris is lazy and villans but the nhs are hardworking and heroic
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How does the mirror represent kier starmer as a man for the people
The British public aren’t fools- flatters the readers
Arricak written by him- dear mirror readers, we, our, us- he listens and does what people want- reflects labour alligence
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How does the mirror represent the royal family as traditional
Image of the Queen in luxurious and highly jewels outfit
Old picture- length of reign- image of king George- history and tradition
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How does tide represent how women feel about beauty
Full face of make up
Perfectly styled hair
Apperance is important for women
Fashionable 50s style- aspirational
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How does tide represent women as domestic
Headscarf- practical and ready to do housework
Smiling and hugging tide- women love cleaning and housework
Symbolic code of hearts
Slogan tides got what women want
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How does tide represent women as powerful
Large and dominant in frame
Intertextual reference to Rosie the riviter
Suggests house work is empowering
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How does tide represent men as breadwinners
Washingline comic strip- suits - men work and earn money
What women want, you women- men don’t have an appeal to buy tide as they have wife’s who’s job it is to look after their house whilst they are at work
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How does kiss of the bvampire represent women as sexual
Female victim- floppy body language and closed eyes- weak vulnerable and victimised- typical damsel in distress- typical up to 1960- reflect male audience- neck and skin exposed and silky dress- sexualise
Vampire - silky form fitting dress- sexualised- reflects 1960s where women became more sexualised in media
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How does kiss of the vampire represent men as dominant
Male vampire- teeth, dark red and black colours- aggressive and carrying female victim- reflects patriarchal ideas that men are dominant and powerful
Credit block- mostly male names 1 female- women were less important behind the scens
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How does kiss of the vampire represent men as weak
Vampire- wide eyes and defensive body language makes him seem skated and vulnerable
Victim- submissive and vunrable body language- knelt and head back as if going to be bitten
Reflects shift in gender roles and expectations
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How does kiss of the vampire reflect women as dominant and powerful
Female vampire- above man kneeling , bared teeth and raised arm- unconventional prior to 1960s
Equal number of males and females- gender equality
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How does super human represent paralymians as professionals
Smoke and dramatic music and lowkey lighting - creates drama and excitement
Central positioning of female runner karadeena cox- in power and important
Montage of audio commentary ads tension and realism as though it’s a real competition
Exaggerated breathing and close up makes it seem like an important event with a lot of pressure
The athletes calm facial expression neural smile focused looking ahead - she’s prepared for the event
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How does super human represent disability as diverse
Montage showing a range of disabilities races and genders- amputees wheel chair users MS
Disabilities are often under represented in the media or stereotypical
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How does super. Human represent paralympians as hardworking
Montage of joints being taped, strapped and pushed int prosthetics along with hyperibolic sounds emphisises the preparation they go through everyda- a real battle, struggle and physical determination rather than glamorous and idealic
Low angle shots and close ups of Ellie Simmons make her seam dominant and powerful- the jumpcuts of different races emphasised by her costume changes- shows how Much she’s won - anchors by medals
The shots of people training cross cut to soldiers marching represent athletes as fighters making sacrifices and risks
The graphic match of the planets colliding signifies the athletes sheer strength and power
The use of jumpcuts emphases how many days of training the atherlets must endure
The puke bucket adds comedy but suggests athletes work until they are ill
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How does formation represent black Americans as being discriminated against
What happened at the New Orleans- sample from messy may who Elsa’s famous within the black community- shot dead at a party- violence against the black community
Intertextual reference to hurricane Katrina- flood water and sunken police cars- governet and police didn’t care about the community effected
Blue flashing lights and police uniforms- police brutality - reflects social contexts blm
News paper reference of Martin Luther king- binary opp past and present - racial discrimination has been going on for a long time
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How does formation represent women as being empowered
Profanity - when he f me good I take his ass yo red lobster- passionate feel to video - challenged rep of submissive
Outside plantation house- she is positioned frount and centre over men
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How does formation represent black Americans as fighting back against hate
Beyoncé on top of police car- loosely framed wide angle shots- independent
Low angles, combined with her confident , more typically male body expressions make her seem powerful and in control
The use of the word cocky - confident and sell assured
Her position on top of police car suggests dominence over the police
Juxtaposition of antebellum clothing and house with black women wearing symbols of wealth might highlight the historic way black people were enslaved and draw attention to how this have been changed.
The use of young children emphasises that this is still happening to young black children but the girls smiling and boy dancing connote hope for the future
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Formation represents black people as wealthy
Costumes and jewellery connote wealth and successes- might appeal to audiences who may aspire to be her and see her as a role model
