Showing posts with label Gender. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gender. Show all posts
Thursday, 11 February 2016
Tuesday, 9 June 2015
Sunday, 26 April 2015
Representation of women in the media.
Miss representation website: http://therepresentationproject.org/films/miss-representation/
Gender Bias report and research into gender representation in the media today: http://seejane.org/
Labels:
facts,
female,
Gender,
Representation,
statistics,
Women
Representation of Gender: female case studies
Representation of women in a positive light, subverting to the usual stereotypes, can be used as case studies to help with your exam.
Salma Hayek representation: http://www.theguardian.com/media/2015/mar/23/salma-hayek-facebook-twitter-selfie
Dove (2015) Choose Beautiful Campaign
Dove website: www.dove.co.uk/en/Tips-Topics-and-Tools/Latest-Topics/choose-beautiful.aspx
Hunger Games, MockingJay Part1 (2014) film:
Website: This Girl Can: Feel Inspired
Salma Hayek representation: http://www.theguardian.com/media/2015/mar/23/salma-hayek-facebook-twitter-selfie
Dove (2015) Choose Beautiful Campaign
Dove website: www.dove.co.uk/en/Tips-Topics-and-Tools/Latest-Topics/choose-beautiful.aspx
Hunger Games, MockingJay Part1 (2014) film:
This Girl Can
Website: This Girl Can: Feel Inspired
Thursday, 5 February 2015
The Male Gaze vs. The Female Gaze
A very interesting article about the male vs female gaze. Have a read here: http://mscinephile.kinja.com/the-male-gaze-vs-the-female-gaze-1566345502
"[T]he objectification of men is a false equivalency to the objectification of women, because what's being fetishized is strength. Virility, capability, vigor, fortitude. Power. In a world where men actually do have power. You can't say the same about the standard objectification of women, which usually revolves around sexually-charged parts like breasts and buttocks, not biceps. In addition, "sexy" images of women generally involve us being relaxed, lying down, finger in the mouth like a child. Submissive, pliant, docile."
"[T]he objectification of men is a false equivalency to the objectification of women, because what's being fetishized is strength. Virility, capability, vigor, fortitude. Power. In a world where men actually do have power. You can't say the same about the standard objectification of women, which usually revolves around sexually-charged parts like breasts and buttocks, not biceps. In addition, "sexy" images of women generally involve us being relaxed, lying down, finger in the mouth like a child. Submissive, pliant, docile."
Labels:
female,
gaze,
Gender,
male,
objectification,
Representation
Tuesday, 25 March 2014
Friday, 21 March 2014
Representation of Issues : Binge Drinking
How is binge drinking represented in this clip?
What camera shots are being used? Why?
What mise-en-scene is being used? Why?
What camera shots are being used? Why?
What mise-en-scene is being used? Why?
Thursday, 6 February 2014
February 7th 2014 Homework
Age Representation
You need to collect examples of Representation of Age in the media.
1) Young people
2) Old people
3) Stereotypes of age in media
Points to remember
Try to get Rich texts that you can use for Representation of Age/Gender etc.
This is a good example as you can use it for both Age and Gender.
You need to collect examples of Representation of Age in the media.
1) Young people
2) Old people
3) Stereotypes of age in media
Points to remember
- The representation has to come from a specific media text. ie (Old age is represented negatively in a recent article in the Daily Mail, the article is about ............)
- The representation should be contemporary (within the last 2/3 years)
- How is the representation created ? Visual Image, Language, Mode of Address etc
Try to get Rich texts that you can use for Representation of Age/Gender etc.
This is a good example as you can use it for both Age and Gender.
Wednesday, 29 January 2014
Gender Representation Case Study Task
Find the following examples and write how they link to audience, what visual/technical/audio codes identify them as that category:
FEMALE
FEMALE
- Sexualized/objectified Female (advertisement)
- Domestic woman (film/tv show)
- Post feminism (music video)
- Dominant/aggressive male (advertisement/music video)
- Male stereotype, such as: geek/jock/action hero/joker (tv show/film)
- Metrosexual/new man (from a newspaper/magazine example)
Wednesday, 18 December 2013
How to Avoid Gender Stereotypes
An interesting video from TED
Gender in children's television and films
Gender in children’s television worldwide from Mavaddat Javid
Read the full article here: http://www.aber.ac.uk/media/Students/hzi9402.html
Gender roles in Disney Films:
http://filmandmedia12.wikispaces.com/Gender+Roles+and+Stereotypes+Found+in+Disney+Films
Read the full article here: http://www.aber.ac.uk/media/Students/hzi9402.html
Gender roles in Disney Films:
http://filmandmedia12.wikispaces.com/Gender+Roles+and+Stereotypes+Found+in+Disney+Films
Labels:
disney,
female,
Film,
Gender,
Representation,
television
Friday, 13 December 2013
Representation of Gender in the media
Monday, 25 March 2013
Friday, 1 March 2013
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