Preliminary Final Task Video

Preliminary Task (Camera Set Up)

 Camera Set UP 

Preliminary Task (Script)

Preliminary Task

Script

By Lewis Barnard

Scene 1 - The detective walks up 2 sets off stairs to create tension before entering the interrogation room

Scene 2 - Jim Crow is in the interrogation room sitting in a chair next to the table

Jim Crow - I know you are watching me , tinkering away staring at me , hoping for some sort of reaction out of me , to see what my weaknesses are but I’ve been waiting for this , I want this , I need this , this will be the final peace to the puzzle. Detective do you want to complete the puzzle?

Scene 3 – The detective is walking down the hall towards the interrogation room to interrogate Jim Crow

Scene 4 – The detective is in the interrogation room with Jim Crow sitting opposite him

Jim Crow – So I see you are ready to complete the puzzle

Detective – Do you know why you are here?

Jim Crow – Do you know why I am here?

Detective – I put you in here

Jim Crow – or did you detective?

Detective – What do you want from me?

Jim Crow – I simply want you to complete the puzzle

Detective – What puzzle?

Jim Crow – There there detective all in good time

Jim Crow slides his hand cuffs off and slides them across the table to the detective.

Then it fades out.

THE END

Preliminary Task (Evidence)

Preliminary Task (Story board)

 

Preliminary Task Requirements

 

Representation (Archetypes, Countertypes, Stereotypes)

Representation

Is the way media Re-presents individuals , groups , events and issues. There are 3 different types of representation : Stereotypes , Archetypes and Counter types.

Example:

 

Here is an image of Kim Kardashian from a fashion magazine which shows her beauty. The magazine could be showing how good she looks and why people could heir her for a job in presenting TV.

 

 

Then we have this image of Kim Kardashian with no make up on , which has been taken and been put in ttabloids to destroy her reputation of being beautiful , which can have an impact on the life career this could shop people from hiring her for a job in T.V or film.

Stereotypes

Media institutions use stereotypes because the audience will instantly understand them. Think of stereotypes as a visual short cut. They're repeated so often that we assume they are normal or it is the truth.



For an example when someone talks about a cop you automatically see and image in your mind of a big guy eating donuts , because when we watch T.V like the Simpson's the cop is always eating donuts or in any film the cop is either eating them or out to buy them.

Archetypes 

This is the ultimate stereotype for example - the white stiletto wearing big busted , brain less blond bimbo.

Counter types

A representation that challenges traditional stereotypes associations of groups , people or places.