analysis of d&g advert street of dreams

d&g ad

women are pot rayed to be attractive
men are supposed to be attractive in a different way IE: with money, power etc
men are supposed to focus on sex and getting women
advert portrays these images very strongly for both men and women
men can be portrayed as in more control and more likely to get women if they have money i.e.: rich

doctors analysis

- women are represented
     - by how they are focused on sex
     - men are considered to be dominant in society and in control over women
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magazine covers

media studies task answers

1 class

This is the grinning thug who avoided jail despite being filmed beating a defenceless dog 27 times with a hose from a vacuum cleaner.
Council cleaner Richard Stewart, 36, stood over Peggy - his three-year-old American bulldog - and set about her with the attachment after the animal accidentally soiled the living room carpet.
A friend filmed Stewart, of Middleton, Greater Manchester, on his mobile phone as the thug repeatedly beat the animal about the head and back as she yelped in pain and cowered by a door.
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Brutal attack: Richard Stewart (left and right, outside court), 36, stood over Peggy - his three-year-old American bulldog - and set about her with the attachment after the animal accidentally soiled the living room carpet

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this is an example of class because it shows someone who is obviously working class and they show him looking like a thug and it shows negative image of him in like scruffy clothes and videos of him being abusive the reason this is an example of class is because a upper class person wouldn't do anything like this where as a working class person will be more likely to do that and it is underpinned by giving negative views of him all the time


2 gender

Music teacher, 45, had sex with two male 16-year-old pupils in her home during drunken party while her husband was away

• Jennifer Philp-Parsons plied the 16-year-olds with alcohol during parties
• Exeter Crown Court heard that she had sex with both in space of an hour
• On one occasion she had sex with a boy while her husband was asleep
• Judge described the former head of music as a 'sordid adulterous'
• But her husband and children appeared at court to support her
• She was jailed for 30 months and ordered to sign sex offender register

By Steve Nolan
PUBLISHED: 14:30, 19 September 2013 | UPDATED: 18:31, 19 September 2013

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Jailed: Jennifer Philp-Parsons was jailed for two-and-a-half years after sleeping with two teenage boys

A 45-year-old music teacher has been jailed for two-and-a-half years after having sex with two teenage pupils in the space of an hour at a house party.
Jennifer Philp-Parsons, 45, groomed the two 16-year-old boys before inviting them to parties at her house, where she plied them with alcohol and had sex with them.
Philp-Parsons had sex with one of the boys while her husband Jake was asleep upstairs and slept with both boys within the space of an hour on one occasion.
However, her husband and their three children today supported Philp-Parsons in court, even writing a letter in support of her which was handed to the judge.
Branding the former head of music at an east Devon college a 'sordid adulteress', Judge Francis Gilbert QC said: 'The details reveal very serious offences involving you seducing two of the students in your school in your own home for your own sexual gratification.
'You have left a trail of destruction and significant distress for a number of people.'
She was jailed for 30 months after admitting three counts of sexual activity with a male aged between 13 and 17 while in a position of trust.
Exeter Crown Court heard how Philp-Parsons became the pupils' favourite teacher after befriending them during lessons.
She provided them with a kettle and a toaster, making her classroom into a common room.
After gaining their trust she started to host house parties, where she would invite pupils and provide alcohol for them to drink.
The court heard that it was during one of the house parties at her home in Exmouth, Devon, in May that she first slept with a pupil.


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this is an example of gender because the it makes such big news that a female teacher has sex with male students because if it was the other way around then the news story wouldn't be as big this is supported by like saying abput things she has done an it provides a negative view of her


3 age

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zCy5WQ9S4c0

titanic is a film that appeals to older people because it is more focused in the time that they were in their youth in and the events that would have been happening around their time it is underpined on a true story and shows people of difrent age groupes throughtout the film and it is produced to try and depict a true story

4 race tv show

everybody hates chris is a tv show that shows a teenage balck student in a school full of white students and in the series they show examples of how people are treated difrent due to their race and the colour of their skin . it is puty aceross as a negative veiw because it shows obviusly all the bad comments and chritisiums of diffrent races. the values of the media producers are to try and show what the diffrence their is in race

5 sexuality

GOP Lawmakers Introduce Disgusting Bill That Would Allow Religious Groups to Discriminate Against Gays

By Andy Towle

Earlier today, a group of Republican congressmen led by Rep. Raul Labrador (R-ID) introduced the 'Marriage and Religious Freedom Act' which would “protect freedom of conscience for those who believe marriage is the union of one man and one woman.”
The Washington Post reports:

The bill drafted by Rep. Raul Labrador (R-Idaho) is a "narrowly-tailored piece of legislation" that would protect groups "from discrimination by the federal government," he said in an interview this week.

Labrador said he began drafting his proposal partly out of fear that the IRS and other federal agencies might unfairly target groups that oppose same-sex marriage after the Supreme Court struck down a federal law barring gay couples from obtaining federal benefit this summer.

After the court's decision, "there were a lot of ideas about what to do," Labrador said. "Some people looked at overturning it, or doing a constitutional amendment. I looked at the immediate need, which is the protection of religious institutions and churches, so that they can continue practicing their religion as they see fit."

The Human Rights Campaign reports that it "permits federal workers, as well as recipients of federal grants and contracts, to refuse to serve married same-sex couples based on their personal religious beliefs about marriage. It also gives anyone the right to sue the federal government for monetary damages if he or she believes the federal government has discriminated against them based on their religious convictions regarding marriage for same-sex couples."
They offer a few examples:

If passed, the Marriage and Religious Freedom Act would permit a federal worker processing tax returns, approving visa applications or reviewing Social Security applications to walk away from their responsibilities whenever a same-sex couple's paperwork appeared on his or her desk. It would also allow a federally-funded homeless shelter or substance abuse treatment program to turn away LGBT people. Despite the cosponsors claims, there is no evidence that federal programs have or would discriminate against individuals because of their religious beliefs about marriage. Protections against discrimination based on religious belief are explicitly and robustly provided under the First Amendment and federal nondiscrimination statutes.

this artical shows sexuality as a probelem in socioty and how they are treated diffrently and how people are going to judge them this shows a negative responce on how sexuality is treated diffrently in socioty and how gays are judged diffrent in socioty because religions and people want to discriminate against people who are of a diffrent sexuality and the media producers are trying tto show that it is notg acseptable for a negative atatude towards discrimination against sexuality

paramore

                                               paramore concert analysis






visual codes

- the camera switches between extreme long shot to show the stage and all of its surroundings then will suddenly change to a medium long shot of one of the band members

-it shows soft lighting because this allows everyone to see the players on the stage very clearly and brightly

- the main camera angles are to draw attention to the band members that are at the front of the stage and to keep our eyes focused on them

audio codes

- diegetic sound because it has all come from the band on stage and recorded using microphones so you can hear all the noise of the surroundings and the croud and the band

- the sound come across very clear and sharp with no overlay or non diegetic sound added to the video

technical codes

- camera will change to different areas and people to create a full view effect to show everyone in a very short space of time

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titanic

                                                      titanic work analysis 

visual codes 

-camera switches between both high and low key lighting because inside the ship the camera is using high key lighting to show its inside and bright where as outside it uses low key lighting to show that it is outside and is dark

- switches camera angle a lot and will switch between showing wide angle shots of the boat and lots of people and then switch to close ups of just a few people in more detail

- the expresion on the characters faces is shown to make it look like their is more fear their and whats happening is terrifying

technical codes

-camera will change to different areas and people to create a dramatic and fast feeling that he ship is sinking

-mid shot of jack and rose during the ships sinking to show that they are the main characters in the scene

-extreme long shots of the boat to show just how many people are on the boat and whats happening

audio codes

- the film at this point has some quite sad music to show that its a sad point in the film

-  their is the no diagetic sound coming from the music that is put over the film to create the sad atmosphere that is put their

- then their is the diagetic sound of the people scramming and the water rushing over the ship and the ships braking apart

The Ring [trailer] (2002)

the ring is a film that is intended for a audience of 18 - 40 because at this age most people are going watching scary films and what they expect from the film. the gratification that the use is trying to scare the audience but due to the cultivation theory that we gradually become used to the horror of horror films so they have tried to change it up from normal horror films by making it more psychological than the normal horror films which makes it more targeted at people who will be able to get taken in by the film and have a in depth understanding of the film

audience task

toy story



toy storys intended audience is for someone who is aged between 6 - 12 because it is very child based and focused on what is happening in a child's life and what their toys do when they are not around. the gratification that the program meets is the focus on child's toys lives and what they get up to and how they stay hidden and it shows and give kids ideas as to what their toys will be up to. this is also gratification because it involves things that all children have and so they can relate to them directly and target them as the intended audience . the program is constructed by showing that the child is the main target for the audience and what they are going to be thinking and what they are doing at that age.

media studies task

using different types of media listed below find and example of representation for each of these
- class - newspaper
- gender - tv show
- age - film
- race - tv show
- sexuality - tv show/film/newspaper

comment on wether the representation is positive or negative how and why have they done this?

what are the values of the media producers that underpins the tv show/newspaper/film

remember you must add videos and links to pictures for each one of the tasks