Media

  1. TV News in Britain
  2. TV news a true and accurate reflection on society?
  3. To what extent is Fox News produced to fulfil the needs of a particular audience?
  4. Textual analysis and TV News – What examples can you use to support various themes in exam questions?
  5. News – some good quotations
  6. Representation of youth in the media
  7. General notes on Film Noir
  8. Double indemnity
  9. Comparison chart for film noir
  10. American Cinema: Film Noir
  11. Notes on Jodie Foster
  12. Meaning and spectatorship
  13. How women got to the top table in Hollywood
  14. Hollywood Stars
  15. Supplementary articles on TV News
  16. Recent news items – 2008
  17. General Notes on Women in the Film Industry
  18. Notes from A2 Media essays
  19. New News Old News
  20. A brief history of Public Service Broadcasting
  21. Collective identity in Juno
  22. Notes from Media course November 2009
  23. Representation of youth in the media – past and present
  24. From documentary on Great Westerns a History by Rich Hall
  25. The Searchers
  26. What aspects of this film define its genre?
  27. Textual Analysis of Sit-com
  28. Compare how gender is represented in the (appearance and) dialogue of your two chosen television programmes
  29. Show how the characters and dialogue reveal issues of gender in your chosen sitcoms
  30. Representation of femininity and masculinity in Men Behaving Badly
  31. Notes about answering a sitcom question on Roseanne and My Family
  32. Narrative Analysis
  33. Men Behaving Badly
  34. Compare how the two television programmes you have studied offer comic representations of gender
  35. How does the mise en scene in Will and Grace further the narrative process?
  36. Frasier
  37. Essential background notes for sit-com
  38. Drop the Dead Donkey
  39. Compare how the Representation of Characters in Men Behaving Badly and Frasier reveal issues of gender
  40. Compare representations of gender in MBB and Frasier
  41. News – rehash, reprise and reminder
  42. Public Service Broadcasting – what it really is
  43. ‘Broadcast news today is more concerned with entertaining than informing.’ Discuss
  44. Media Issues and Debates Exam Questions
  45. Transparency and the news
  46. “News broadcasters tend to sensationalise at cost of the truth of an event covered.” Discuss with reference to specific texts, the extent to which this is true.
  47. “TV news’ obsession with celebrity devalues the aim to provide impartial and informative broadcasts.” Discuss.
  48. A2 Media News ‘Window on the World’ truth or fiction?
  49. Why do magazines target their readership by gender?
  50. “The media simply reinforces dominant ideologies of society.” How far do you think this is so in lifestyle magazines?
  51. The Face Analysis
  52. Course notes on representation – Wife Swap
  53. Magazines the theorists
  54. To what extent are magazines confined by gender stereotypes?
  55. Gender and Identity in Magazines
  56. Assumptions magazines make about gender
  57. Ideological views of gender
  58. How does the magazine both target and represent audience?
  59. Soaps an Introduction
  60. Soap Opera Revision
  61. Women’s Magazine Quick Revision
  62. Report on the launch of Nuts and Zoo weekly magazines for men Jan 2004
  63. In what ways do Zoo and Nuts target a different audience? A sample answer
  64. Understanding Women’s Magazines
  65. How far do magazines rely on the use of stereotypes in their representation of gender?
  66. How to write up your planning and production log
  67. How to write up your charity research findings
  68. Charity coursework – stage one
  69. Charity coursework: Definitive list of artefacts?!!!
  70. What is postmodernism and how to spot it
  71. A2 Media Issues and Debates new style exam first run June 2007
  72. Postmodernism
  73. Feminism
  74. Charity Advertising
  75. Trust Teenagers
  76. The Media does not construct representations of identity merely reflects them
  77. Representations of youth Christine Griffin
  78. Work scheme for theory and context teaching, summer term 2010
  79. Incorporating theory and context into media studies teaching
  80. Grid for film comparison for media assignment
  81. Wednesday 28th January 2004 The Hutton Report was published and the snow hit!
  82. More about the Hutton Report and the BBC
  83. Cover deconstruction of new magazine Nuts inaugural issue Jan 16-22 2004
  84. Edward’s answer to Zoo and Nuts comparison
  85. Gender Representation in lifestyle magazines
  86. Work plan for year 2009 (April – May)
  87. TV Drama work scheme Jan – March 2009
  88. How do the camera angles represent gender and the nature of the relationships in Harley Street?
  89. Ashes to Ashes episode 1
  90. Analysis of Whitechapel with particular reference to gender and class
  91. Scientific and religious interpretations revision spidergram

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