what is the purpose of the following planning documents:
Treatment: the goal of a music video treatment is to write and form a document that will define the videos concepts and provides a brief summary of the final video using text and imagery.
Proposal: a proposal is a document which you would present to potential clients to receive funding or to get your project approved, project proposals contain some key information about your project.
storyboard: a storyboard is a planning document that is created before the final product is developed and is used to illustrate a rough idea of what the story is going to be and to show the different changes that will occur in and between scenes.
call sheet: a call sheet is created by the assistant director, it is typically given to all of the cast and crew members and will tell all of the cast members where they need to be and what time they need to be there.
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Radio Ads Scripts
treatment 1, script 1.
Treatment 2, script 1
Brand: Apple
Product name: I-Bag
Tag-Line: think different, look different.
SFX: orchestral music plays quietly as an introduction to the advert.
whilst a MVO begins to speak
MVO: First we had the apple-1 in 1976, skip forward 25 years to 2001 and we have the first generation IPod, skip forward again and we bring you the all new and improved IMac in 2002,skip forward another 5 years and we bring you the first IPhone, the following year you have one of the first MAC books, july 2010 comes with the release of the Iphone 4, with 2015 came the release of the first apple watch, 2017 brought the release of the Iphone x to mark 10 years since the release of the first iphone, i think we are overdue a break through, introducing the all new I-Bag, the I-Bag is cutting edge technology at its finest combined with some of the nicest material money can buy, coming in 4 different colours (gold, rose gold, grey, space grey, and for a limited time only get the special edition white I-Bag. visit the apple store for more information.
FVO: think different look different.
Timing: 30 seconds
Script 2:
SFX: Whistling birds, tress blowing in the wind
FVO: since apple was first founded we have had some breakthroughs, we had the apple-1, the first ever i MAC, we had the IPods and the iPhones, we had the watches and the mac books, now i think its time for something a little different
MVO: introducing the all new I-Bag, the I-Bag is cutting edge technology at its finest combined with some of the nicest material money can buy, coming in 4 different colours (gold, rose gold, grey, space grey, and for a limited time only get the special edition white I-Bag. visit the apple store for more information.
SFX: whistling birds and tress blowing in the wind continues until the end of the AD
Timing:30 seconds
Treatment 2, script 1
SFX: waterfall in the background.
MV1: have you heard of Apples new product.
FV1: what, that new I-Bag.
MV1: have you seen the features it has
FV1: I heard it has 6 USB ports.
MV1: and two wireless charing ports
FV1: don't forget touch ID lock
MV1: and on top of all of that, its waterproof.
MV1 and FV1: it sounds amazing.
FVO:the I-Bag is cutting edge technology at its finest combined with some of the nicest material money can buy, coming in 4 different colours (gold, rose gold, grey, space grey, and for a limited time only get the special edition white I-Bag. visit the apple store for more information.
MVO: visit the apple store for more information
Timing : 30 seconds
Treatment 2, script 2
SFX: traffic going past, city noises.
MV1: have you heard of Apples new product.
FV1: what, that new I-Bag.
MV1: have you seen the features it has
FV1: I heard it has 6 USB ports.
MV1: and two wireless charing ports
FV1: don't forget touch ID lock
MV1: and on top of all of that, its waterproof.
MV1 and FV1: it sounds amazing.
FVO:the I-Bag is cutting edge technology at its finest combined with some of the nicest material money can buy, coming in 4 different colours (gold, rose gold, grey, space grey, and for a limited time only get the special edition white I-Bag. visit the apple store for more information.
MVO: visit the apple store for more information
Timing : 30 seconds
MV1: have you heard of Apples new product.
FV1: what, that new I-Bag.
MV1: have you seen the features it has
FV1: I heard it has 6 USB ports.
MV1: and two wireless charing ports
FV1: don't forget touch ID lock
MV1: and on top of all of that, its waterproof.
MV1 and FV1: it sounds amazing.
FVO:the I-Bag is cutting edge technology at its finest combined with some of the nicest material money can buy, coming in 4 different colours (gold, rose gold, grey, space grey, and for a limited time only get the special edition white I-Bag. visit the apple store for more information.
MVO: visit the apple store for more information
Timing : 30 seconds
Treatment 2, script 2
SFX: traffic going past, city noises.
MV1: have you heard of Apples new product.
FV1: what, that new I-Bag.
MV1: have you seen the features it has
FV1: I heard it has 6 USB ports.
MV1: and two wireless charing ports
FV1: don't forget touch ID lock
MV1: and on top of all of that, its waterproof.
MV1 and FV1: it sounds amazing.
FVO:the I-Bag is cutting edge technology at its finest combined with some of the nicest material money can buy, coming in 4 different colours (gold, rose gold, grey, space grey, and for a limited time only get the special edition white I-Bag. visit the apple store for more information.
MVO: visit the apple store for more information
Timing : 30 seconds
Radio Ad Ideas and treatments
Radio ad ideas
Idea
Brand: Apple
name of product: I-Bag
Type/Genre:accessories/clothing
essential information:
Treatment 1:
Treatment 2:
Conversation between two friends, one man and one women discussing the I-bag on top of a mounting standing in front of water fall.
sound effects: water flowing calmly.
nature sounds
talk about the different features it has and what it can do.
Idea
Brand: Apple
name of product: I-Bag
Type/Genre:accessories/clothing
essential information:
- price: £369 + VAT
- content :feature 6 USB 3.0 sockets, and 2 wireless charging ports.
- touch ID : specially designed lock that can only be opened to specific fingerprints once opened you can then unzip the bag.
- waterproof.
USP: currently there are no products similar to this product. target audience: college/university students and business people, ( people who travel/ commute a lot)
logo and tagline: apple logo
tagline: think different.
look different .
Treatment 1:
the I-Bag is cutting edge technology at its finest combined with some of the nicest material money can buy, coming in 4 different colours (gold, rose gold, grey, space grey, and for a limited time only get the special edition white I-Bag.
budget for the advert: £0
style of the advert: this advert will be in a formal style, it will start with a voice over, listing the best of the previous apple products, iphone 4( and what made it good), the phone 6 and what made it good and then the iphone x and what made it good, this will finish with the voice talking about the I Bag, describing its features and its UPS (unique selling point).
sound effects: orchestral music, as an introduction to the Ad with a man speaking over the music talking about the above mentioned.
Conversation between two friends, one man and one women discussing the I-bag on top of a mounting standing in front of water fall.
sound effects: water flowing calmly.
nature sounds
talk about the different features it has and what it can do.
Monday 10 December 2018
Friday 9 November 2018
creating an original product idea (David)
Brand: Apple
name of product: IBag
Type/Genre:accessories/clothing
essential information:
name of product: IBag
Type/Genre:accessories/clothing
essential information:
- price: £129.99 + VAT
- content :feature 6 USB 3.0 sockets, and 2 wireless charging ports.
- touch ID : specially designed lock that can only be opened to specific fingerprints once opened you can then unzip the bag.
- waterproof.
currently there are no products similar to this product. target audience: college/university students and business people, ( people who travel/ commute a lot.
logo and tagline: apple logo
tagline: think different.
look different .
the IBag is cutting edge technology at its finest combined with some of the nicest material money can buy, coming in 4 different colours (gold, rose gold, grey, space grey, and for a limited time only get the special edition white IBag.
Assignment 1: understanding the purpose of music videos (Harry)
How are music videos consumed?
currently most people use video streaming sites to watch and listen to their favourite music videos, a prime example of this would be YouTube. millions of people use this platform to stream music videos free of charge.
there is a very popular channel on youtube called VEVO which originally debuted as a TV channel, this channel is the main up-loader of most, if not all music videos on youtube, this is a drastic change from the way music videos have been viewed in the past, for example on august 1st 1981, the worlds first 24 hour music channel was released called MTV, which subsequently . played the first official music video "Video Killed The Radio Star" by the Buggles. although MTV is still active today, the once innovative channel is beginning to lose more and more interest as things like the internet continue to grow and expand.
after music videos, the main source of for viewing music videos was the purchasing of DVDs, the first DVD was released in 1
997, this changed everything, due to the fact that it meant people could buy and own the respective music video DVD, this opened them up to the prospect of watching them whenever they want, the World-wide web was invented 7 years later but this did not have an impact on the music video industry until the late 2000s to the early 2010s.
Record Labels
Eminem is a prime example of a successful artist who owns a own record label, he directly benefits from any money the record label earns because of this, the record label is called shady records after his well known alter ego Slim Shady. because record labels are the main source of funding for most music videos, this means that any profit of notable proportions that a music video earns, a percentage of this will go directly to the record label, or In the case of Eminem (Marshal Mather's) a percentage will go directly to him because he owns the record label.
Eminem would also receive a portion of what artists sighed to his record label earn, the most notable artist to be signed to his record label is 50 Cent (Curtis James Jackson then third)
How Are Music Videos Used To Promote The Following?
1) a particular song: a lot of music videos are used to sell the song, they do this by giving the audience something to react to which will help them remember the song, they also help to give the audience a better understanding of the song, creating a video can increase the units that the particular song sells via DVDs and downloads because it creates memorable visuals that the audience will want to see again.
2)the artists album: most artists will release a song a few weeks before the release of the actual album, this is done to draw awareness to the album and the artist in general.
3)an artists change in musical direction: when an artist wishes to have a change in musical direction they will usually release a song along with the music video, and in the music video there could be a visual representation or something to signify the change in direction. this music video tends to be completely different to there usual style of music.
an example of this happening is Taylor swift, originally she was pursuing a music career in the Genre of country, when she drastically changed to the Genre of Pop, one of the songs Taylor did that was predominantly country was a song called "Teardrops on my guitar" which was released in 2006.
An example of a pop genre song that Taylor has released is called "Shake it Off " this is arguably one of the biggest songs she has released.
4) synergy with another sector: using music videos to promote films has become very popular in recent times, a prime example of this is the song Sky Fall by Adele, this songs music video is also the opening credits scene in the popular James Bond film of the same name.
another example of this is one from another James Bond film called Spectre, for this film a song called Writings On The Wall by Sam Smith was released, this song has its own separate music video as well as the song itself being featured on the film, although the songs music video follows the same theme and has some noticeable similarities with the film. the music video also features the same actor from Spectre who plays James Bond.
even though the song Skyfall has garnered more views and streams from places such as YouTube and Spotify, the song by Sam Smith has a bigger impact on the audience because even though its music video is separate from the film, it still shares some links with it and vice-versa, meaning that people who have only seen the music video are nudged towards watching the film
Bibliography
Shady Records. (2018). Shady Records. Trust Us. Est. 1999. [online] Available at: https://shadyrecords.com/ [Accessed 9 Nov. 2018].
Youtube.com. (2018). YouTube. [online] Available at: https://www.youtube.com/ [Accessed 9 Nov. 2018].
there is a very popular channel on youtube called VEVO which originally debuted as a TV channel, this channel is the main up-loader of most, if not all music videos on youtube, this is a drastic change from the way music videos have been viewed in the past, for example on august 1st 1981, the worlds first 24 hour music channel was released called MTV, which subsequently . played the first official music video "Video Killed The Radio Star" by the Buggles. although MTV is still active today, the once innovative channel is beginning to lose more and more interest as things like the internet continue to grow and expand.
after music videos, the main source of for viewing music videos was the purchasing of DVDs, the first DVD was released in 1
Record Labels
Eminem is a prime example of a successful artist who owns a own record label, he directly benefits from any money the record label earns because of this, the record label is called shady records after his well known alter ego Slim Shady. because record labels are the main source of funding for most music videos, this means that any profit of notable proportions that a music video earns, a percentage of this will go directly to the record label, or In the case of Eminem (Marshal Mather's) a percentage will go directly to him because he owns the record label.
Eminem would also receive a portion of what artists sighed to his record label earn, the most notable artist to be signed to his record label is 50 Cent (Curtis James Jackson then third)
How Are Music Videos Used To Promote The Following?
1) a particular song: a lot of music videos are used to sell the song, they do this by giving the audience something to react to which will help them remember the song, they also help to give the audience a better understanding of the song, creating a video can increase the units that the particular song sells via DVDs and downloads because it creates memorable visuals that the audience will want to see again.
2)the artists album: most artists will release a song a few weeks before the release of the actual album, this is done to draw awareness to the album and the artist in general.
3)an artists change in musical direction: when an artist wishes to have a change in musical direction they will usually release a song along with the music video, and in the music video there could be a visual representation or something to signify the change in direction. this music video tends to be completely different to there usual style of music.
an example of this happening is Taylor swift, originally she was pursuing a music career in the Genre of country, when she drastically changed to the Genre of Pop, one of the songs Taylor did that was predominantly country was a song called "Teardrops on my guitar" which was released in 2006.
An example of a pop genre song that Taylor has released is called "Shake it Off " this is arguably one of the biggest songs she has released.
4) synergy with another sector: using music videos to promote films has become very popular in recent times, a prime example of this is the song Sky Fall by Adele, this songs music video is also the opening credits scene in the popular James Bond film of the same name.
another example of this is one from another James Bond film called Spectre, for this film a song called Writings On The Wall by Sam Smith was released, this song has its own separate music video as well as the song itself being featured on the film, although the songs music video follows the same theme and has some noticeable similarities with the film. the music video also features the same actor from Spectre who plays James Bond.
even though the song Skyfall has garnered more views and streams from places such as YouTube and Spotify, the song by Sam Smith has a bigger impact on the audience because even though its music video is separate from the film, it still shares some links with it and vice-versa, meaning that people who have only seen the music video are nudged towards watching the film
Bibliography
Shady Records. (2018). Shady Records. Trust Us. Est. 1999. [online] Available at: https://shadyrecords.com/ [Accessed 9 Nov. 2018].
Youtube.com. (2018). YouTube. [online] Available at: https://www.youtube.com/ [Accessed 9 Nov. 2018].
Lindner, E. (2019). 21 Musicians Who Changed Genre Mid-Career. [online] MTV News. Available at: http://www.mtv.com/news/1973413/taylor-swift-genre-country-pop/ [Accessed 16 Jan. 2019].
Friday 19 October 2018
Assignment A: analysing radio adverts. (David)
Advert 1: national counter terrorism policing
" multiple bombings".
Agency: Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO
Producer: Anita Sasdy
Sound Engineer: Ben Gulvin
This advert is about counter terrorism police
receiving a phone call about a suspicious package left in a storage unit, the
main message of the radio ad is to tell people that they should always call the
authorities in the event that a suspicious package is ever found.
This advert follows a very serious and formal
style, the use of deep multi voice without any music really portrays the
seriousness of the ad itself, this advert can be considered as both a one off
advert and as part of a collective because all though there isn't any more
parts (1,2,3) it follows a similar narrative to many already published ads and
ads that are still being made to this day, the only media format this
ad uses would be that of a serious genre. This ad's purpose is to bring
awareness to situations that need to be met with extreme caution and sometimes
force by the counter terrorism police, and also to highlight the need to report
any suspicious activity or packages that you find.
There isn’t any music used in the ad to
highlight the serious nature of the ad.
This radio ad aims at the general public's
fears, they do this because it makes the a lot more likely to report any
suspicious people or packages to the relevant authorities.
This advert was distributed across the entirety
of Great Britain.
The advert gives a specific phone number to use
in the case of finding a suspicious package (0800789321) you can also visit ACT
to hear the full story that is being portrayed in the advert.
Legal or Ethical issues
with the Advert:
There are two things in this Ad that can be
flagged as legal/ethical issues.
1: the use of the audiences fear and shock to
instil the notion of reporting the finding of suspicious bags/packages.
2: this Ad could be considered as inappropriate
towards younger children.
Advert 2: cancer research UK "The
Breath"
Agency: Abbott Mead BBDO
Creative: Diccon Driver, Alan Wilson
Producer: Frankie Burwell-Wright
sound engineer: Parv Thind
This advert is about a smoker who is aiming to say
an entire paragraph in one breath, he ultimately cannot do this because he
smokes, the overall message of this AD is to quit smoking ad it can negatively
affect the things you want to do e.g. play football with your kids which is
actually mentioned in the AD, the AD ends with the male saying "to find a
stop smoking adviser who will give you the best chance of quitting for good
visit "nhs.uk.smokefree".
This radio AD is serious and simple because of
the important nature of it, its just one male speaking about the issues he
encounters when smoking and how to greatly reduce these issue.
This can be considered as both a stand-alone AD
and also as part of a series, primarily because there is not any part two's to
it but there are other adverts that warn against the dangers of smoking and
cancer.
There is no music in this radio advert but there
are certain sound effects, for example at the six second mark the man takes
deep breath, or at the nineteen second mark the man "runs out of breath,
then inhales deeply" both of these things can be heard very clearly, the
second example especially is used as an example within the AD to actually let
the audience hear what can happen to you if you smoke,
Only a single voice is used in this AD because
it takes a very serious tone because of the topic of discussion.
This Ad delves into the audience’s fears of
smoking by portraying the negative impacts smoking can cause.
This Ad was distributed all over England.
A link to a website is left in the Ad which can
provide support with quitting smoking (nhs.uk.smokefree).
Legal or Ethical issue with
the advert:
There may be some legal and ethical issues with
the ad, for example, for people who follow Islamic faith may find it
inappropriate to listen to such an ad because smoking is forbidden, also
non-smokers may just find it unnecessary to listen to an Ad that does not apply
to them.
The AA "Baby Route"
Agency: Adam and Eve/DDB
Creative: Frank Ginger, Shay Reading
Producer: Louise Richardson
Sound Engineer: Sam Ash well
This Ad is an information ad about the AA
(Automobile Association), it is informing the audience of the services they can
provide and how quick/efficient they are at these tasks, at the start of the
advert the song "Proud Mary" by Tina Turner is being played, this
immediately initiates excitement in the audience because of the tempo of the
song, this song constantly plays throughout the entire Ad, although on the
eleventh second the music fades into the background while a man begins to speak
over it describing what the AA does and how fast they can do it, the mans voice
stops at the twenty sixth second mark and music begins to return to its
original volume, this reignites the excitement in the audience. This is
especially important because you do not want to lose the audiences attention
until the end of the ad, the music used can also make the radio ad be
considered as nostalgic as the song was released in 1988, this can also make a
lot of people remember that ad and in turn remember the organisation because a
lot of drivers (who this is aimed at) grew up with popular music very similar
to this.
The speaker who begins to talk over the music
presents himself in a very formal and serious manner, all though there is some
light hearted comedy performed in the ad, the formal/serious tone of voice over
the music can signify that even though we can have fun and joke around, the job
will be completed, also in the ad it is stated that the job will always be completed
and a driver will usually arrive within half an hour this can be considered as
misleading advertisement because if these things do not happen on a regular
basis then the company responsible for creating the script for the Ad are
lying.
There are multiple persuasive techniques used in
the ad, for example the main constantly repeats the name of the company (AA)
this could be used as a way of making sure the audience remembers the content
of the Ad.
This ad was distributed all across of England
and does not include any contact details regarding the company.
Legal or ethical issues:
In the Ad it is stated that the job will always
be completed and that their drivers will usually arrive within 30 minutes, both
of these points can be considered as misleading information simply based on the
fact that these things may not happen.
Regulatory standards the
Ad's should meet
· Charity Ads must be broadcasted free of charge.
· The organisation concerned can produce satisfactory evidence of
charitable status.
· The organisation concerned is not prohibited from promoting on the
radio.
· Factual material must not mislead the audience.
Thursday 4 October 2018
What i have learnt so far. (Harry)
Over the last few weeks in media I have
learnt a multitude of new things, ranging from different Genre types to the key
stages of production and different media sectors.
I have not only learnt these things
I have also been able to apply it to my own knowledge and identify things such
as intertextuality between two media texts.
Some more examples of things I have
learnt:
I Have learnt the meaning of many
keywords such as iconography (visuals and audio that appears in specific
genres), sub-genre (when the main Genre incorporates elements of another),
intertextuality (when a media text references another media text).
Schadenfreude means to receive pleasure
from anthers displeasure, visceral experience, when a media text has a physical
effect on you e.g. smiling, dancing, feeling scared.
I have studied Genre in depth, for
example it is not static, meaning that it is subject to renegotiation between
the industry and the audience.
The term Genre should not be
applied to trans generic aspects of style such as melodrama, naturalistic or
epic.
Audience find genre appealing
because it gives them a clear insight into whether their expectations will be
met or not (finding pleasure in what happens next.
Creators want their story to be
instantly appealing, they do not want to spend too much time setting up
characters, this is where generic conventions come in handy because they are
easily recognisable.
Not only have we studied in depth
about genre we have also covered the purpose of music videos, learning about
many things such as innovative techniques (characters narrative and setting),
MESC.FX (mise-en-scene, editing, sound, camera and special effects), we have
also watched several music videos and completed an analysis of several of them
as a class or in group work, we have
watched things such as “Bashy- kidulthood to adulthood” and BTS- Dope.
We have also learnt about the many different
styles of music videos, for example there are, popular music genres,
animation/stop motion/ digital, narrative and pastiche (an artistic work that
is in a similar style or imitates another piece of work, artist or period of
time.
To conclude, it is clear to see
that a lot has been learnt in the past few weeks and more will be learnt in the
future.
Thursday 20 September 2018
Radio Ads (David)
detailed analysis of two contrasting radio adverts:
Advert 1: Tesco price drop Ad.
The first advert i have chosen is the Tesco price drop advert, this advert is promoting the amount of items that have been dropped in price since the sale began, it takes a very informal and humorous style very early on, the male speaker takes a massive deep breath and begins to list all the items included in the price drop, the speed he is talking and the size of the breath he took both indicate that he does not have enough allocated time to list every item, this can be used to intrigue the audience because they may wish to go to their local store just to see what else is on offer which can make it more likely for them to buy things.
around fifteen seconds into the advert a female begins to speak, she is reiterating what the male already said at the beginning of the advert, this seems to make it sound very important which can also lead to impressing the listener and coerce them into going to Tesco to look and potentially buy things.
this advert is mainly aimed at parents, and people that work but may not be able to afford all of the normal prices, so the hearing this advert may influence them in a way that results in them attending a local store and seeing what is on offer and maybe purchasing something because it is more in their price range.
the mood that is created by this advert is a very exiting one, it makes the listener register the advert as a very important/amazing thing to take into consideration when shopping.
Advert 2: Alton towers Ad (2007)
The second advert i have chosen to analyse is the Alton towers Ad, which was released in 2007, this Ad starts off with a male voice over, the speaker appears to be on a roller coaster whilst speaking, this Ad also takes a humorous style early on but for different reasons as the first advert, the speakers reactions as the roller coaster makes its way around are laughable, this is intended to make the listener want to attend the theme park so they can experience the same thing, as the Ad progresses you can also hear the screams and laughter of other riders this intends to do the same thing as mentioned previously. this Adverts purpose is to promote their theme park, they do this by making the main speaker and everyone in the background appear to have fun, which makes the audience want to experience the same thing, therefore making people attend the theme park. the intended audience for this advert are young adults and parents because most young adults are considered fearless and willing to do exiting and dangerous things, and its aimed at parents as well because it may make them think about taking their children because they think it would be enjoyable for them.
to conclude the main focal point of this ad is to attract people to the theme park.
The Advertising Standards Authority
the ASA (advertising standards authority) its role is to regulate the content of advertisments, sales promotions and direct marketing in the UK by investigating complaints made by the audiences and deciding whether or it complies with its advertising standards codes.
Monday 17 September 2018
Film In Theory (Marina)
Task 2
Film in theory
structuralism - A theory that explains why and how audiences gain meaning from different forms of media such as literature.
Semiotics - semiotics is the investigation of how signs and signals can be used and interpreted within media.
example - advertisements use semiotics in various ways in an attempt to coerce viewers into buying products
Auteur Theory - this is a theory where, especially in film making, the director is seen as the main creative influencer.
example - Famous movie director quentin Tarantino is a modern day auteur filmmaker.
Feminism - feminism is the push for Women's rights, for equality of the genders/sexes.
queer theory - queer theory includes both queer texts and the theorisation of queerness itself.
Marxism - the theories presented by karl marx and Friedrich Engels, which was later transformed into communism by their followers.
psychoanalytic - theory of personality organisation and the dynamics of personality development.
Schindler's list (1994)
Genres: biography, drama, history.
director: Steven Spielberg.
target audience: older teens, adults.
the pianist (2002)
Genres: biography, drama, music
director: Roman Polanski
target audience: older teens, adults
Film in theory
structuralism - A theory that explains why and how audiences gain meaning from different forms of media such as literature.
Semiotics - semiotics is the investigation of how signs and signals can be used and interpreted within media.
example - advertisements use semiotics in various ways in an attempt to coerce viewers into buying products
Auteur Theory - this is a theory where, especially in film making, the director is seen as the main creative influencer.
example - Famous movie director quentin Tarantino is a modern day auteur filmmaker.
Feminism - feminism is the push for Women's rights, for equality of the genders/sexes.
queer theory - queer theory includes both queer texts and the theorisation of queerness itself.
Marxism - the theories presented by karl marx and Friedrich Engels, which was later transformed into communism by their followers.
psychoanalytic - theory of personality organisation and the dynamics of personality development.
Schindler's list (1994)
Genres: biography, drama, history.
director: Steven Spielberg.
target audience: older teens, adults.
the pianist (2002)
Genres: biography, drama, music
director: Roman Polanski
target audience: older teens, adults
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