Tuesday, 31 October 2017
Wednesday, 25 October 2017
Texual Analysis of Luther
Luther Extract
In the extract ‘Luther’, mise-en-scene is used to create meaning.
The location is a typical place where crime would occur. It is located in an alleyway within the busy streets of London. This is used because it's a quiet place where no one tends to go, however it is day light which goes against the typical dark alleyway idea.
The blue, cold colour in this extract is a perfect fit to this crime drama as it makes the audience feel a bit uneasy and low. However, it might make a person feel the opposite and make them feel relaxed as they connote a ‘cool’ colour instead of a ‘cold’ colour.
The blue, cold colour in this extract is a perfect fit to this crime drama as it makes the audience feel a bit uneasy and low. However, it might make a person feel the opposite and make them feel relaxed as they connote a ‘cool’ colour instead of a ‘cold’ colour.
Luther is first filmed walking, the medium shot shows him from the waist upwards showing his clothes. He is well dressed and this is challenging the common representations of an African male. In our modern day society there are many representations and stereotypes and one of which is that an African may be seen as one of Propp's theory character types, the villan. But in Luther he is the ‘hero’ and that is going against the common representation of an African criminal.
The ‘villain’ is revealed to the audience with a crane shot, showing his attire. He is dressed in all black clothes making the audience presume and feel that he is the criminal, not only because the stereotypical criminal is usually seen in all black but because the connotation of black normally suggest evil and crime which once again makes the audience presume that he will be evil.
Tuesday, 24 October 2017
Representations In The Media
\
Binary Opposition - Binary opposition is the system by which, in language and thought, two theoretical opposites are strictly defined and set off against one another. e.g. villain and hero or male and female.
Watershed - the time after which programmes that are regarded as unsuitable for children are broadcast on television. e.g."the 9 p.m. watershed"
Binary Opposition - Binary opposition is the system by which, in language and thought, two theoretical opposites are strictly defined and set off against one another. e.g. villain and hero or male and female.
Watershed - the time after which programmes that are regarded as unsuitable for children are broadcast on television. e.g."the 9 p.m. watershed"
Saturday, 14 October 2017
Sunday, 8 October 2017
The uses and gratifications theory
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
PSB revision
- PSB television or radio broadcasting that has to meet requirements set by ofcom, the regulator for TV and radio - their aim is to... -...
-
How does the music style suggest what genre the show is? The music from the opening of the Avengers is an upbeat tune which reflect...