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 LFTVDs Stranger things media language and narrative  Genre hybridity: Show is a mix of 1980's sci fi, horror and coming of age stereotypical basis used in popular movies during the 1980's Use Steve Neal's Genre theory to argue repetition of tropes mixed with differences made by Netflix to make binge watching possible Intertextuality: Hyper real vision of the 1980's built from media of the time like Spielberg films rather than reality.  Links to Baudrillard's Postmodernism Technical codes Sound: Synth heavy soundtrack and 80's pop music establishes mood and built in nostalgia  Visuals: Use of binary opposite lighting for Upside down vs real reality Levi- Strauss's binary opposition (safety vs danger) Narrative structure Equilibrium: The 4 boys playing dungeons and dragons Disruption: Will's disappearance  Recognition: Joyce realizing Will is missing, the boys find Eleven Representation  Gender Joyce Byers: Challenges stereotypes of women being weak throu...

 Discuss the extent to which the long form tv dramas you have studied challenge the conventions of genre. key words genre extent challenge conventions Question focus is on media language Start by introducing the question LFTVD's often challenge genre conventions allowing them to target a large audience  P1: Industry - production and consumption contexts linked to the question focus P2: x2 - using CRAIL, apply both set texts to the question 4: Evaluation- bring both texts together using evaluative language (effective, less effective, more, less, successful, unsuccessful) and comparative  Paragraph one Hesmondhalgh cultural industries theory Netflix is a global conglomerate so wants to make content as accessible as possible to audiences so are more likely to use popular genres that may play into common stereotypes of places and people especially genres that are popular in western countries due to Netflix being from America Paragraph two Context/ Audience Social contexts in ...

 21 laps 6 million July 15th 2016 8 episodes for season1/ 42 overall Duffer brothers Focuses on popular shows Stranger Things  One piece Wednesday Happy Gilmore Glass Onion Netflix focuses on established shows that hold star power and that are safe money makers If you subscribe to Netflix premium you get what they describe as the best video quality, resolution of 4k and ultra hd, spatial audio, available on all devices and can have your account on 4 devices and download content on 6. Production/ distribution Produced by 21 laps Original Netflix show so paid by and exclusively distributed by them ST ranked as most successful digital series in US  Netflix notoriously cagey about viewer figures Netflix has just over 300 million customers worldwide all paying a minimum of £5.99 CEO Ted Sarandos has championed  We don't know Netflix exact budgets but duffer brothers have said S1 had a low budget  

1) Greg James, Tony Blackburn, Chris Evans 2) Reithian values- inform, educate, entertain 3) stand up sit down, egg chat 4) people on their way to work, middle aged 5) They have adapted by creating an online playlist for the songs they will play and having a website, BBC sounds 6) An audience member gave Greg James the idea for Stand up sit down 7) They have different news stations for different areas of England and UK 8) OFCOM values- Impartial news and information, supporting creative industries, reflect UK values in the world, represents all parts of UK, promotes local artists -Audience interaction- people call in with unpopular opinions and the host and guest/guest debate about it -The Radio 1 breakfast show with Greg James had 4.6 million listeners aged 10-plus (4.31m for 15+) - Greg James made a joke about quitting the radio show sparking controversy as fans thought he meant it

 Film: The process of film production, distribution and circulation have changed since the 1920s. Explain how these changes have influenced films. Refer to Snow White and Shang Chi in your answer. In your answer you must also consider how economic contexts can influence films. plan snow white first full length animation film by disney- used rotoscoping, technicolour- new tech expensive re-released many times Shang chi uses modern day special affects and shot on location in Australia- tech is widely used so is more available and Disney marvel global conglomerate with lots of money Answer The processes of film production has significantly changed since the 1920s with huge impacts on how films designed and consumed. One change is the move away from cinema releases to modern day streaming platforms. A key example of this change is how Snow White was re- released multiple times for audiences to see in cinema after it's initial release. This allowed it to generate huge amounts of revenu...

 Historically, Dove has represented women in their adverts as very glamorous and conventionally attractive with a very feminine look. They are often show bathing but wearing lipstick, eye shadow and nail polish. In 2002 Dove rebranded and did research and found that most women do not describe themselves as beautiful and 68% think they are average and believe that media creates unrealistic beauty standards that makes women feel worse about themselves. With this data Dove created the campaign called 'Real Beauty' by using normal people in their advertising to highlight the problems with hyper reality that them moved towards the 'evolution' campaign to show the world that they are being lied to by the beauty industry. Final thoughts Dove challenges beauty standards that are created and blown out of proportion by the beauty industry. The 'good mother' stereotype Over many years , the media has constructed a societal stereotype of the mother as a woman who cooks, cle...