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Representation: Using stereotypes to create meaning for audiences
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Find a selection of newspaper front pages that depict her and decide how she is being represented using stereotypes relating to masculine and feminine stereotypes. Outline these on your blog with some explanation. Can you use any of the ideas and academic arguments in your analysis? This front page shows the audience that if they do not vote for Teresa May then they will face 'disaster'. The audience should be open to vote for who they want to vote for. This newspaper straight away forces the audience to believe that they are involved as the newspaper does this by using the word 'we'. The Daily express is right wing.
comparing newspapers
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Look at the two newspapers below and write a comparative analysis of the political ideology of each newspaper based on the articles The independent newspaper is objective and not affiliated with any political party. The independent newspaper is politically centred therefore there is no bias involved. The audience are able to make their own judgements as they are not influenced by the newspapers judgments as they avoid using bias in the newspaper.
evaluation
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How organised were you as a group? What elements of organisation were vital to you as a production group? we were fairly organised, we structured what to do each lesson however sometimes we did not get everything filmed that we needed too. What technologies did you use and how did they serve to develop your skills as a media practitioner? How creative do you think you were during this process? What elements of the project required creativity and imagination, even though you were given a very structured brief to 'copy'? How successful do you think your first draft video is? Use examples from the film to illustrate your evaluations. In preparation for the next stage of your production work, what knowledge of experience will you take with you into the next project.