Tuesday 7 January 2014

8 Areas


Sexuality
  1. Victim/Sympathetic
  2. Threat/Abnormal
  3. Sexualized/Promiscuous 



Ethnicity
1. Asian - Indian
  1. Asian - South East - Thai etc
  2. Middle Eastern
  3. White
  4. Black - African, Caribbean
  5. Gypsy/Traveller
  6. Eastern European


Stereotypes
  1. Exotic
  2. Dangerous
  3. Pitied
  4. Humorous
  5. Sexual used

Age
Young
Adult
Elderly
  1. Freedom
  2. Unfit
  3. En titled
  4. Attractive
  5. Lazy 
  6. Obese
  7. Gullible
  8. Violent
  9. Immature
  10. Grumpy or greedy

Disability
Mental
Physical
Able Bodied
  1. Villain - Freak/abnormal/scary
  2. Hero/Brave - Overcoming adversity
  3. Ugly, physically incapable and non sexual
  4. Victim - Vulnerable


Technical Areas 
4 Technical areas that need to be covered:
- Camera shots, angle, movement and composition
- Editing
- Sound
  • Mise en scene (Location, props, lighting and costume)






Gender
Male
Female
Ethnicity
  1. Alpha male
  2. Sexual object
  3. Post masculine male
  4. Traditional

Framework For analysis
Step 1. Characters, roles, significance
Step 2. Relationships of power
Step 3. Differences, how they are presented as opposites
Step 4. Reinforcing, challenging stereotypes
Step 5. Why? - A Grade

Regional Identity/social class
Upper - City
middle - Country
Working - Northern
Under Class - Southern



Tv Drama is created through Conflict


Most Powerful
male - alpha male
Able bodied
White UK
Adult
Middle class - City
Straight


Modern media on Youtube - Equal as anyone can make it

“Normal” is a Traditional Stereotype
Eg. A Family

“Normal”

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