kidulthood representation

1) List the people, places and groups represented in the poster. E.g. men, women, teenagers etc.
There are 7 teenagers 4 of them are boys the rest are girls.it seems that they are sitting on a roftop of a building. One of the guys are holding bat to his shoulder. All the people are teenagers thart look like they are troublesome

2) Are there any stereotypes you can identify?
Yes 
There is a stereotype that all teenagers  are trouble makers who never obey and listen. Who are always messing around and do horrible and or things that are wrong

3) What is the preferred reading of this poster?
The preferred reading of this poster is that it is hard to become an adult, that being a teen is hard and stressful. The poster is to show that teenagers lives are hard and that people should be a little more understandable since they can also go through rough times

4) What is the Opposition reading of this poster?

1) List the people, places and groups represented in the poster. E.g. men, women, teenagers etc.
There are 7 teenagers 4 of them are boys the rest are girls.it seems that they are sitting on a roftop of a building. One of the guys are holding bat to his shoulder. All the people are teenagers thart look like they are troublesome

2) Are there any stereotypes you can identify?
Yes 
There is a stereotype that all teenagers are trouble makers who never obey and listen. Who are always messing around and do horrible and or things that are wrong

3) What is the preferred reading of this poster?
The preferred reading of this poster is that it is hard to become an adult, that being a teen is hard and stressful. The poster is to show that teenagers lives are hard and that people should be a little more understandable since they can also go through rough times

4) What is the Opposition reading of this poster?

The Opposition reading is that teenagers are nuisance  that they just want to cause trouble and that their lives are not hard and they are acting like it is because they want attention. The reading is that  nobody should try to understand them because they are never gonna change or listen to the advice that we give them

The opposition reading is that teenagers are nuisance, that they just want to cause trouble and that their lives are not hard and they are acting like it is because they want attention. The reading is that  nobody should try to understand them because they are never gonna change or listen to the advice that we give them

Tatler case study

Introduction - Tatler Media pack

1) Look at the Tatler Media Pack. Go to page 2: how does the editor introduce the magazine?The editor introduces the magazine as 'a fabulously, sensationally accurate rifle shot to the very richest readers in the country.'

2) Now go to page 4 of the Media Pack. Focus on the print magazine (NOT tatler.com - the website). List the key demographic details: age, gender %, ABC1 % (social class), HHI (Household Income), % of those living in London and the South East. What do these demographic details suggest about the average Tatler reader?Age: 41, Gender: Female 73%, ABC1: 83%, HHI: £261,572, London/SE: 70%. These demographic details suggests that the average Tatler reader is mostly a female audience and they are quite wealthy as well as being upper class and upper middle-class. Most average Tatler readers have a high household income and they are mainly from London and the South East of England.

3) Look at page 6. What do Tatler readers think about fashion? How much do they spend?Tatler readers think fashion is quite attracting and that they should buy fashion products if they see things advertised in magazines. They spent £843 million within the last year.

4) Go to page 10. What are the special editions of Tatler that run throughout the year? What does this suggest about the pyschographic groups who read Tatler?The special editions that run throughout the year are the Travel Guide in January, Weddings Guide in March, Beauty & Cosmetic Surgery Guide in April, Spa Guide in June, Watches and Jewellery Guide in July and Schools Guide in October. This suggests that the psychographic groups who read Tatler would be Aspirers.


Media language

Revise the 12 magazine cover key conventions and check how many feature on this edition of Tatler.

1) What different examples of typography can you find on the cover of Tatler? What are the connotations of the serif and sans serif fonts?
Serif and Sans Serif are the different types of typography I can find on the cover of Tatler. The serif font suggests a more traditional look on the cover and the sans serif font is more modern to attract younger audiences. 

2) How do the cover lines appeal to the Tatler target audience?Cover lines appeal to the Tatler target audience because it attracts them and tells them some of the things that are within the magazine, like a brief summary; linked to the rest of the magazine cover.

3) What are the connotations of the Tatler colour scheme on this particular front cover?The connotations are that yellow could show to make fashion seem vibrant and rich. The pink could possibly be a stereotype to show that this magazine is mostly aimed at females. The colour green connotes nature, also outlining the woman.

4) How is the central image designed to create interest in the magazine? Find three reasons for your answer. (E.g. Mise-en-scene such as props, costume and make-up, body position, facial expression)
The central image is of a woman therefore it creates interest for people who like fashion; she also seems to be wearing quite expensive clothes and jewellery, so it attracts audiences that are of a higher upper class and her facial expression is stern, also quite strong-looking as if to taunt the audiences to follow the lifestyle of the magazine. 

Representations

1) What different groups of people are represented on the cover? (E.g. men/women/white people etc. Look at the image and text/cover lines to help here)
There is a white woman represented on the cover and the word 'POSH' implies that she is wealthy.

2) What do the cover lines suggest about the lifestyle of rich people in the UK?The cover lines suggest that rich people hold parties and buy a lot of clothes and they might spend a lot of money on themselves which is a bad habit.

3) Are there any stereotypes being reinforced or subverted? How? Why?The stereotype of women being weak and vulnerable is being subverted as the position of the lady in the centre clearly represents her power and she looks directly with her eyes with no apprehension shown. There are no men shown in the Tatler front cover so it subverts the idea that men are strong and above women.

4) What would be the preferred and oppositional readings to this cover of Tatler?
The preferred reading to this cover of Tatler is that it is promoting fashion and influencing people to follow the lifestyle of a rich, wealthy person through the rules of the 21st century, whereas others might think it's to bring about nature due to the green background which has leaves since people might not understand the magazine front cover.

Social and cultural context

1) What aspects of British life or people are NOT reflected in Tatler? (Watch the clip above again if you need help with this - the clue is in the title 'Posh People')People of lower class and who are not wealthy people are not reflected in Tatler so they don't include other ethnicity apart from those who are of the white race; it also reflects their work.  

2) Tatler runs special issues on holidays, spa breaks, cosmetic surgery, watches and jewellery and private schools. What does this suggest about the magazine's representation of life in Britain?This suggests that the magazine's representation of life in Britain is quite relaxed and not very stressful for wealthy people.

3) What audience groups might be offended or insulted by the front cover of Tatler April 2017?
 The audience groups that might be offended or insulted by the front cover of Tatler April 2017 are those who don't have the same privileges that wealthy people do and even if the audience group is wealthy, those of different ethnicity will also feel inferior to the atmosphere the front cover gives off.

4) Find three other front covers for Tatler. What issues or problems are regularly featured in Tatler?
The issues or problems that are regularly featured in Tatler are that most of the front covers contain females who are white and mature so men might feel excluded from the magazine as if fashion isn't for them. 

index

1) Introduction to the subject and you
2) Key concepts (LIAR) and analysis of Film Poster
3) Denotation and Connotation: Advert analyses (WaterAid)
4) Mise-en-scene: Stranger Things
5) Blog feedback and response learner 
6) Camera shots photo storyboard (photos and captions)
7) Camerawork and editing blog tasks
8) October assessment – feedback and learner response
9) Reception theory – Harry Brown trailer analysis
10) Audience effects theory - Blue Planet analysis
11) Industries - Ownership and control (Facebook and Instagram)
12) Audience and Industry - impact of internet essay
13) Film Industry: Introduction to Marvel
14) Film Industry: Doctor Strange
15) Film Industry: I, Daniel Blake
16) Audience and Industry internet essay - feedback and learner response
17) Representation: Kidulthood film poster analysis
18) January assessment learner response

marvel cinematic universe work

) There are 22 films in the mcu

Q2)$18.2 billion 

Q3) Its to cover the bankruptcy claims and had to sell th films rights to some companies

Q4) It will cover Spider-man far from home black widow the eternal shang-chi and the legend of the ten rings and Thor love and thunder

Q5) doctor strange will be back in  a sequel

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6) When marvel was bankrupt it sold Spider-Man to don’t and the reason spider man isnow in the mcu is because they agreed a partnership that allows Tom Holland's Spider-Man to appear in MCU films, while Sony retains the rights to the character.

7) The Fantastic Four series and the X-Men were sold to 20th Century Fox.

8) New series like Loki New movies like the externals, black panther 2, spider man 3 and Thor 4

doctor strange

1) The companies involved in the creation of doctor strange is Walt Disney motion pictures, Disney and marvel

2) An conglomerate ownership is when something is owned between two companies and it links to doctor strange because doctor strange is produced by marvel but distributed by Disney 3) Who regulates the film industry in the UK?
The film industry in the UK is regulated by the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC).

4) The age rating given for doctor strange is PG 13 or 13+ because of sci-fi violence and action throughout that may be a little much for the ages under

5) Doctor strange was promoted to an audience by using star power.(actor 
Benedict Cumberbatch and actress Rachel McAdams) Merchandising like cups and kid costumes and toys. Promotional tours and interviews

6)The sounds(the background music playing and ext) the actors, the places(settings), the side effects, the props and the clothes

7) The production phrase for doctor strange 165 million USD and it made Doctor Strange grossed $232 million domestic and $335 million foreign, with another $109 from China for a total of $677 million

8) Yes because it made a lot of money and had a couple of famous people.

i , Daniel blake

1) An independent film is a movie with a low budget and unknown casts.It is different from    Hollywood blockbusters by having less movie spend on the movie and having no wide audience or star power

2) I,Daniel Blake is about a 59 year old man who had a heart attack and lost his job and was trying to get a new one.While doing this he meets a young mum with two kids.

3) Ken Loach directed the movie.This is important because the director is a very well known director because of his strong messages that appear in his movie so people will watch because he has directed that movie

4) it was promoted though a film festival posters trailers

Q5) protests film festivals

6) it had a budget of £300k from the BFI and it made £11 million 

7) they can compete by making a big impact and having an interesting story that catches people eyes and having a little more money invested 

8)in my opinion the movie was a success because it made in sprite of having a low budget.It was released and 

mise-en-scene

Costume:
In the beginning the man was wearing lab coat and suit.As he was an adult, and the suit might show responsibility.The kids are wearing regular clothes, to show their innocence.The parents of the kids are also wearing regular/casual clothes to show they just have a regular life. Their was a girl wearing pj's. The clothes were simple clothes(black,brown,white,grey). No bright/neon clothes like pink, yellow or lime green. The clothes were jeans,trousers,designed t-shirts, jackets, hats, shirts, jumpers.They also wore glasses, the guy in the beginning was wearing a tie.
Lighting:
In the beginning, the lights were dark and flickering.It showed a mysterious image.It then has normal /daylight lighting .It was nighttime so it was dark outside. There was lights surrounding the house and  around the streets.Just a The end there was a light bulb that was shining really bright and then went off.There was bright lighting in certain rooms.
Actors placement and movement:
The actor in the beginning was running away from something, the kids were sitting around a table and playing a game.They also for a dice that rolled away, one of  kids was freaking out, he had his hands on the side of his head and walking side to side. The actor was played the mum was near the kitchen preparing something.There was an actress sitting in a room on her bed, talk on phone, she stood up a closed the door.There was a man fixing a TV. The kids were also riding their bikes.Near the end, one of the kids ran home, shouted and picked a gun whatever he saw and to scare whoever was around.
Make up:

Props:
There was a was cars, they used bikes.There was bowls, there was a tv, there was game.Dice,chairs,table,there was lamps, phones, pillows on a coach.There was bed and a nightstand next to it, a mail post, a fridge, knife, pencils, there was lamps, a picture, plants, posters, coco cola cans, pizza box and much more.
Settings:
In the beginning, there was a big building showed. The man that was running, was running through a hall of a science lab that had a elevator.The kids were in the basement of a house in the suburbs.There was were streets with trees everywhere, and houses on the side. One of the kids were in the kitchen/living room with the adults.There was also a bedroom. And the kids were in the garage leaving.