Representation theory 1- Laura Mulvey (1975) Male Gaze Women are objectified and represented from a masculine, heterosexual perspective. For e.g. black widow Representation theory 2- Manuel Alvarado (1987) Racial representation Representation of ethnic minorities Exotic Pitied Dangerous Representation theory 3- Stuart Hall (1997) Institutions thorough ideology or by stereotyping. Any time a producer tries to fix a meaning of a person or event which will eventually reveal viewpoints and bias Representations theory 4- David Newman (2006) When the media represents the working class as a problem e.g. welfare cheats, drug addicts or criminals
Trailer of choice: Thor Ragnarok Mise en scene: 1. Props- Thors hammer was used as that is part of his identity 2. Location- Asgard, this shows the audience where the film is set and might give them a better idea of what the film will contain 3. High key lighting- Shows the audience what is happening 4. Costuming in the battle arena- Shows they are ready to fight Camera work 1. Close up shots to show facial expressions 2. Shallow depth of field of Helas sword to highlight the weapon and it is a close up to show what it is 3. POV shot to show a characters perspective 4. Establishing shot- Asgard- shows the location of the scene and the setting Editing techniques 1. Flashback- Thor is speaking about what has happened and the trailer shows what he is talking about 2. Cross cut- Thor is fighting then it cut to him talking 3. 4. Sound 1. Non diegetic sound- Incidental music creates excitement 2. Diegetic sound- Dialogue so you can hear wh...
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