lauren tv unit

 redoing q4 & 5 q4- one way television programes are funded are compulsory license fee for the bbc it is their main source of income, to be able to watch bbc's channels and accesss to iplayer households must pay a fee in the uk used to produce programmes  another way television programes are funded are advertising for itv its thier main source of income and it was the first channel to do so, the money is raised by selling advertisement slots between programming on televion channels. q5- one way social conetext influence television programes is by gender equality there was a constant calling for equality especially after the 'heforshe' campaign this has influced cuffs to have stong powerfull women for example jo moffat is represented as intelligent carreer woman and many others reflecting the shift in gender steotypes on women and there increasing public role in london in 2010 another way social contexts influence television programes is the social attitudes towards lqbt...

Analyse how camera language is used in the extract to create meaning. Refer to at least two examples from the extract in your answer.   The extract uses camera language so a dominant representation of the men compared to the women. when the inspector is questioning the woman they use low angles for the man and high camera angle of the woman to make her appear helpless. This conforms to the stereotype fo women being inferior and the male helping the women. On the other hand the camera angle for the detective is low and over the shoulder exemplifying that the women is listening to the detective and he's in control. The stereotype continues as he's standing and she's sitting i judge that this conforms to the stereotype because men are stereotypically inferior to women.  Analyse how far the extract portrays genre conventions . In your answer you must:   -      Analyse aspects of the extract using examples to support your analysis   Judge how far...

 28/02/23 Structure GCSE TV Paper  PAPER ONE SECTION A : Q1- worth 5 marks= 2 points - analyse question you must analyse connotation one element of media language from the extract = what they suggest two points two sentences  language  camera (shots/angles) sound  editing mise en sence  Q2- worth 10 marks = 2 well developed or 3 paragraphs 7 marks for analysis 3 marks for judgements JUDGEMENTS I judge that the extract does/does not The extract does/does not It is/ it is not  This will be and analysis and judgement question. You must analyse and make judgements to one or re areas based on media language & representation. You may wish to refer to contexts judgments will be made throughout. You must write a short sentence or two at the end which sums up judgements stereotypes counter-types dominant representation positive negative  charter  location propps/object MEDIA LANGUAGE & REPRESENTATION  use terminology don't be desc...

10/02/23 Avengers/Audiences  1) who is the target audience for the avengers The target audience for the avengers was working-class, white ,30's-50's because of watershed it was aimed for an older audience and had stronger scenes e.g storylines violence  2) how did the avengers appeal to the audience  The avengers offered  escapism through a world of humour sexual tension and eroticism. it also offered  an entertaining combination of repetition and difference with new Proppain villain each week. It would appel to the audience as even though its repetitive its a new setting and characters each week. 3) how did the social cultural and historical contexts affect audiences  In the 1960's there was an increase in spy films with the first a second James bond films audiences will become more familiar with that convention they will be able to recognise Propps theories characters e.g villain, hero and helper. In the 1960's their was a rise in gender equality as women...