Get out analysis exam q prep

Analyse how mise-en-scene elements contributed to the construction of stereotypes in a media production you have studied (15)

Introduction and 3X paragraphs

PEET

Point- what is the point you are making?

Example- where does this specifically link to the set text

Explain- how does it link back to the question and why? Here is when you can expand on media language.

Theory- what theory does this link support?

Key terms

Conforms to

Challenges the stereotype

Stereotype

Representation

Dominant representation

Stereotypes to explore

White power

Male power

Feminism

Black representation

Class representation

Old VS Young

Comments

Joint ventures

Get out (2017) Director: Jordan Peele Stars: Daniel Kaluuya, Allison Williams Production companies: Blumhouse, QC, Monkeypaw Distributed by Universal Budget: $4.5 million Box office: $255.4 million Monkeypaw productions Founded in 2012 Founded by Jordan peele, who is a director and producer. It was initially for the comedy series, Key and Peele. Blumhouse productions Founded 2000 Produces low budget horror films such as: Insidious The Purge Happy Death day Paranormal Activity Sinister First look deal A first look deal is any contract containing a clause granting pre-emption right, right of first refusal, or right of first offer to another party, who then is given the first opportunity to buy outright, co-own, invest in, license, etc. something that is newly coming into existence or on the market for the first time or after an absence, such as intellectual property (manuscript, musical composition, invention, artwork, business idea, etc.) or real property (real estate). Advan...

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Theories- The Final Question This question requires a lot of theory all surrounding the media effects model (what are the effects media has on audiences) Active/Passive audiences Hypodermic Needle Theory Cohen (Moral Panics) Mulvey (Male Gaze) Anderson (Media violence and Youth) Guantlett (Media effects is outdated)- counter argument Uses and Gratifications- counter argument Media effects model The model (sometimes referred to as theory) concerns how media can affect society/individuals and vice versa. There are very negative implications of this model, but you we will also learn some counter arguments. The media effects model suggests that audiences are passive and easily influenced by the media they consume. The Hungerford Massacre In 1987, Michael Robert Ryan fatally shot 16 people in Hungerford, England, before turning the gun on himself. He used a handgun and 2 semi-automatic rifles. Press reports stated he was obsessed with the film 'First Blood', and may ...

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