sexuality

Sexuality

Heterosexual male-

·         builder , fireman, sports player, armed forces

·         more scruffy yet still good looking , suits

·         gym, office, pub, at home with the family

Homosexual male-

·         more feminine , bitchy gossipy

·         higher pitched voice

·         androgynous

·         camp

·         care about how they look

·         flamboyancy

·         more daring with clothing

·         wine and cocktails

·         hairdresser, designers,  make- up artist

·         woemens gay bestfriend

Homosexual women

·         short hair

·         wear baggy clothes

·         wear trousers a lot

·         either no make or lots of make up

·         butch

·         sports teacher, security, police more manly jobs

heterosexual women

·         long hair

·         smell nice

·         high heels

·         beautician, teachers, nannies more nice jobs

·         often positioned in the homes with kids

structure pee

Point – your comment about the area of representation

e.g.  Youth is represented through diegetic sound.

Evidence – your micro element that tells us this

e.g. The dialogue is colloquial.

Explain – link the two

e.g.  This conforms to a stereotypical view of young teenagers, that they are rebellious in speaking their own language.

Skins Analysis Clip 2

When the police turn up at the scene noting that they are older and automatically having more authority over the youths, the scene then turns to chaos. This is shown through the fast scenes, jumps cuts and the increased speed and volume of the music. With all the elements previously mentioned this connotes the older people have authority, however younger people are fighting to be older and in return trying to get more freedom in life.

skins clip analysis 1

Youth is represented through the use of non- diegetic sound of rocky and loud music. The music reflects the action in the scene, going from quiet rocky music when the situation is calm then heavy loud music when the scene spirals out of control. The use of music in the scene supports the stereotypes that not only do youths like listening to heavy music but also connotes the vibrancy of their personality.

Mis en scene	Cinematography	Sound	Editing
Props – walking sticks	High angle shots on youth to show audience authority	Loud music for youth	For youths fast pace and short sequences
Clothing – hoodies	Low angle shot on elderly respect your elders	Simple, jazz and Operatic music for older generation	Quick shots for youth
Granny mobiles	Shallow and deep focus to show youth drug abuse	Use of silences for older cast	Montages for youth
Grey hair	Shallow and deep focuses to show poor sight of elderly people	Louder dialogue for use	Jump cuts for youth
Dentures	Slower pans for older people		Longer shots for older people
Low key lighting for elderly people	Faster pans for younger people
Bright lighting for youths to reflect there personalities	Use of tripod for older person as they are more static
Newspapers	Youth may have hand held camera movement to show vibrancy
Location for youth park shopping centre, pub
Location of elderly people

positives and negatives of youths and elderly people

	Youths	Older Generations
Positives	Physically and actively out going Healthy Lacking in responsibility Sociable Start of you lives Innocent Fun	Experience Wise Achievement Educated Wealth Freedom
Negatives	Naivety Influenced easily Vulnerable Immature Rebellious Lazy Restriction Aspire to be older Hormonal Media stereotype Education is compulsory Rude	Weak health Mentally and physically incapable Free but not young Lonely  Vulnerable Bitchy Gossipy Boring Grumpy Dependent on people Trusting

inbetweeners notes

Disability – The Inbetweeners

Gender representation – women are being objectified – (Laura Mulvey)

Using the term gay – representation through sexuality through the derogative use of gay

Cool guys being proper lads whereas the geeks are playing Frisbee

Male sounds of the men playing football

Verisimilitude is shown through the scene being shot in the park

The dialogue- breaking leg joke suggests that there is something going to happen in the scene

Binary oppositions – active people walking around then the static of the girl in the wheelchair  also she could not run away from the Frisbee however the will could run from the cool lads.

Eye line match

The disability is also a disability for the disabled girl

The men are also coming in to save the women