jingle - 0 - 0.13
introduction - 0.13 - 0.32
headlines - 0.32 - 1.08
outside broadcast - 1.08 - 1.22
headlines - 1.22 - 1.48
address - 1.48 - 1.53
weather - 1.53 - 2.24
weekly public question - 2.24 - 2.58
general host talk - 2.58 - 3.34
guest - 3.34 - 5.16
ending song - 5.16 - 5.32
Monday, 14 March 2011
Friday, 11 February 2011
questions
Evaluation Questions
- How does your media product represent particular social groups?
- What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?
- Who would be the audience for your media product?
- How did you attract/ address your audience?
- What have you learn about technologies from the process of constructing this product?
- Looking back at your Preliminary task, what do you feel you have learnt in the progerssion from it to the full product?
Tuesday, 1 February 2011
Hustle
How Is Gender Representated In Hustle?
In this essay i will be looking at how gender is representated in hustle through the use of; mise en scene, camera angles, editing and and sound. In this clip, it consists of a woman loosing a ring that her husband had brought for her, and also she puts up a reward for the retrivel of the ring. Once knowing this the shop assistant trys to do everything in his power to find it, but when he finds out some other man has he wasn't best pleased!
Mise en Scene has been used in ways such as having a old woman, looking quite scruffy surounded by alot of bright lighting and colourful dresses, she is dressed in very dark dull colours showing us a great sense of vunerability, she is also very put down when the shop assistant tells her that the dress she wanted was 800 or so pounds and was at the bottom end of the collection that they had in. This therefore made her feel very worthless and cheap. Another way that Mise en Scene has been used in this clip was when the man were sat in the the gentlemans club, with very swept back heart, wearing very nice, well cut suits and smoking cigars with whiskey. This to me tells me that they feel that they have a very great sence of power, or they think that they have a great sence of power. A final atribute that Mise en Scene gives to the representation of gender is throught out the whole of the clip, both male and female to me look as if they are taking turns in having the most noticable dominance over one another, female has most dominace at the beginningg, where the blonde lady looking at the dresses looks over to the female who is being told how much the dresses, she almost looks as if she is looking down her nose at her. And it shoes that male have dominance when the man finds the ring in the shop. He is looking very dapper in his suit and holding the ring out of the way of the sales assistant. This shows that he will not believe that he is looking for the ring and just walks out of the shop without having to look back.
In this essay i will be looking at how gender is representated in hustle through the use of; mise en scene, camera angles, editing and and sound. In this clip, it consists of a woman loosing a ring that her husband had brought for her, and also she puts up a reward for the retrivel of the ring. Once knowing this the shop assistant trys to do everything in his power to find it, but when he finds out some other man has he wasn't best pleased!
Mise en Scene has been used in ways such as having a old woman, looking quite scruffy surounded by alot of bright lighting and colourful dresses, she is dressed in very dark dull colours showing us a great sense of vunerability, she is also very put down when the shop assistant tells her that the dress she wanted was 800 or so pounds and was at the bottom end of the collection that they had in. This therefore made her feel very worthless and cheap. Another way that Mise en Scene has been used in this clip was when the man were sat in the the gentlemans club, with very swept back heart, wearing very nice, well cut suits and smoking cigars with whiskey. This to me tells me that they feel that they have a very great sence of power, or they think that they have a great sence of power. A final atribute that Mise en Scene gives to the representation of gender is throught out the whole of the clip, both male and female to me look as if they are taking turns in having the most noticable dominance over one another, female has most dominace at the beginningg, where the blonde lady looking at the dresses looks over to the female who is being told how much the dresses, she almost looks as if she is looking down her nose at her. And it shoes that male have dominance when the man finds the ring in the shop. He is looking very dapper in his suit and holding the ring out of the way of the sales assistant. This shows that he will not believe that he is looking for the ring and just walks out of the shop without having to look back.
Wednesday, 26 January 2011
hustle
How is gender represented in ‘Hustle’
Write about;
Camera Angles
Over the shoulder to when they talk about prices
Zoom in on the bag
Over the shoulder - conversation about ring
Smiles to the camera
Editing
Sound
Sound effect – scratched record
No sound when the male is in the shop
Alarm going off
Frantic when she looses the ring
Mise En Scene
The women with the less money at the front with the rich woman looking over her shoulder
The woman wearing a jacket, with no top underneath – attention to cleavage
Cigars/cigerettes for the men – poshness
All long fancy ballgowns
Wednesday, 5 January 2011
what to remember for media exam
R - representation
A - audience
I - institution
L - language
I - ideology (values)
N - narrative
G - genre (tv drama)
WRITE ABOUT ALL - LESS INSTITUTION
YOU NEED TO CONSIDER
- what are you seeing
- what is the programme makers intention
- what is the effecton the audience, how do they feel
- how are an audience being manipulated through what they see, hear, the way somethings shown
- how is the narrative developed
- what does an audience expect from the genre
A - audience
I - institution
L - language
I - ideology (values)
N - narrative
G - genre (tv drama)
WRITE ABOUT ALL - LESS INSTITUTION
YOU NEED TO CONSIDER
- what are you seeing
- what is the programme makers intention
- what is the effecton the audience, how do they feel
- how are an audience being manipulated through what they see, hear, the way somethings shown
- how is the narrative developed
- what does an audience expect from the genre
Monday, 13 December 2010
Questions Answered - Task 2 Shannon Ally Danny and Dave
1.
The film industry consists of the technological and commercial institutions of filmmaking: i.e. film production companies, film studios, cinematography, film production, screenwriting, pre-production, post production, film festivals, distribution; and actors, film directors and other film personnel.
2.
most films (independant) are made in Los Angeles - Hollywood or in the movie sets of Canada
3.
the biggest film distributer is Pixar
4.
in terms of production the idustry giants are Warner Brothers / New Line Cinema
5.
on average 1500 films are made each year
6.
Film4 Productions
Lions Gate Films
Summit Entertainment
Overture Films
IFC Films
Samuel Goldwyn Films
The Weinstein Company/Dimension Films
Magnolia Pictures
Palm Pictures
Tartan Films
Newmarket Films
ThinkFilm
Troma Entertainment
First Look Studios
Image Entertainment
Yari Film Group
7.
major films on average spend about 220 million on everything
8.
the main ways that films are advertised, adverts before other films at the cinema, television, magezines
9.
10,
they are classified by what they have in them, e.g violence, sex, language and these are classified by CBBFC
11.
12.
link for unions in the UK
13.
alot more advertising, because as technology improves it increases the number of people that can see the advertisment
14.
selling films - dvds
selling ticketes
making games for things such as xbox, ps3 eg. harry potter
t-shirts
lunchboxes for small kids
The film industry consists of the technological and commercial institutions of filmmaking: i.e. film production companies, film studios, cinematography, film production, screenwriting, pre-production, post production, film festivals, distribution; and actors, film directors and other film personnel.
2.
most films (independant) are made in Los Angeles - Hollywood or in the movie sets of Canada
3.
the biggest film distributer is Pixar
4.
in terms of production the idustry giants are Warner Brothers / New Line Cinema
5.
on average 1500 films are made each year
6.
7.
major films on average spend about 220 million on everything
8.
the main ways that films are advertised, adverts before other films at the cinema, television, magezines
9.
10,
they are classified by what they have in them, e.g violence, sex, language and these are classified by CBBFC
11.
12.
link for unions in the UK
13.
alot more advertising, because as technology improves it increases the number of people that can see the advertisment
14.
selling films - dvds
selling ticketes
making games for things such as xbox, ps3 eg. harry potter
t-shirts
lunchboxes for small kids
Friday, 3 December 2010
teachers analysis
camera angles;
there was a three shot of the men leering at jenny, this shows that they are sexist, and represents men as all being all the same, and also represents that the three of them all have the same levels of maturity.
another camera angle that they use, is whilst the teacher (simon) and the school kid are out having a cigerette, they zoom in on the cigerette to show that again simon is trying to be just like the child. and that his maturity and responsibiltity levels are no different to the students.
there was a three shot of the men leering at jenny, this shows that they are sexist, and represents men as all being all the same, and also represents that the three of them all have the same levels of maturity.
another camera angle that they use, is whilst the teacher (simon) and the school kid are out having a cigerette, they zoom in on the cigerette to show that again simon is trying to be just like the child. and that his maturity and responsibiltity levels are no different to the students.
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