Section A:
Media Language and representation
- Hermeneutic Codes
- Analyse of what media products mean
- Mise-en-sene
- Colour
- Genre
- Shot, mid, long, wide
- Costume
- Representation of groups
Examples
- Tide Ad
- Kiss of the Vampire
- Water-aid Ad
Section B:
Audience
Examples
- Tide Ad
- Water-aid Ad
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AUDIENCE
Every Media product is created to match a particular audience's expectations
It is assumed by many that Media products influence their audience, Media amplification
Audience are easy for manipulation
Target (Primary) Audience: A specific group of people that a media product is aimed at.
Secondary Audience: The 2nd audience that is targeted in mind by the producer
Decoding-Encoding model
- Targeting
select as an object of attention or attack.
- Attracting
cause to come to a place or participate in a venture by offering something of interest or advantage.
- Reaching
Is to extend to a different audience
- Addressing
speak to (a person or an assembly). Mode of Address
- Constructing
form (an idea or theory) by bringing together various conceptual elements.
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Natural and murky lighting has connotations towards an apocalypse, we can tell this due to intertextuality.
Low-key lighting creates a hermeneutic code, suggesting mystery
Looking back suggests they're in danger, the dutch tilt in the camera all creates mystery, hermeneutic
The use of the sans-serif font covers a third of the cover
The second character appeals to 40+ year olds
The girl appeals as a daughter figure
Weapons are atypical, girl is atypical
Intertextuality: The Road, I am Legend, The walking Dead, Zombieland
The verisimilitude is that we see a young woman in the apocalypse, we don't usually see this
non-stereotypical representation of women
Genre: Apocalypse, adventure, action, horror, hints of western
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