Joe Leggett's Media Blog

>an understanding of spectatorship in terms of the level and type of engagement a film elicits in the spectator including, for example, concepts such as identification, alignment and allegiance > how key features of the film, such as camera position, editing, sound, performance or aspects of narrative and genre can create passive and active responses > some recognition of the role of viewing context and spectators' social and cultural background in influencing spectator response > a recognition that spectators are likely to shift between passive and active viewing.

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Genre and industry Research and summarise the  indie  genre : conventions, influences, audience  and key artists. What is the definition of " indie and does the artist, video fit into this category ? The indie genre is short for independent. It is typically band or artists signed to smaller record labels. Normally, indie music is chilled out and different to other genres of music. For example, Vance Joy's Riptide is acoustic and chilled. Arctic Monkeys music is typically heavier but still independent and couldn't really be put in the pure genre of rock. Other indie artists include Bastille and Catfish and the Bottlemen. The videos of these songs also fit indie conventions. Riptide is very experimental and has a very open interpretation to meaning. NARRATIVE AND ICONOGRAPHY Linear , clear and resolved narrative , or fragmented montage based on the lyrics of the song ? Analyse scenes for symbolic objects and the meaning they contain . The music video matches the so

This week, we were joined by Joe, Ben, Tyler and Brody from multi-award winning band Niil. FRANCES: So how does it feel to be the biggest grunge band of the modern era? JOE: Well to be honest, I don't really enjoy the fame. FRANCES: Really? JOE: Yeah, I mean I enjoyed being the typical guy from Seattle before this. Now I can't get a moments silence because you guys are always after me for interviews. FRANCES: What do you think of interviews? JOE: Didn't you hear me before we began? (laughs) They asked me if I wanted to do one. I said f*** no (laughs). FRANCES: What's your favourite song on the new album? BEN: I like 'social withdrawal'. DANTE: 'Mute' is my favourite from the album because it's heavy as sh**. MADICHI: 'Depressed respiration'. JOE: 'Deyki's Insomnia' because it took me five minutes to write. FRANCES: Did any bands influence you for this album? DANTE: Yeah I'm a big fan of Bring me The

There are many technical codes used in this advert. One of which is the layout and design. The simplicity of it makes it appealing to people. The layout is structured nicely because the woman is the centre of the poster and is the largest thing on it too. This makes her take prominence over the rest of the poster's contents. The lighting on the poster is bright and the colours are vibrant. This represents happiness and the fact that women are delighted to use the product. In fact, the woman in the poster is actually hugging the product. The white background represents purity and cleanness, which is what the product is supposed to achieve. The images are very positive. In every image of the woman on the poster, she looks happy and is doing what she is 'supposed to be doing'. In the 50s, women didn't;'t really have much more of a role to play in society other than to clean and do housework, so a product that could half the time it took to do that and one that made

The Bridge has been influenced by many things before that link to Nordic historical context. Stieg Larson popularised the crime fiction genre in Scandinavia with her release of the book 'The Girl with the Dragon tattoo'. The book has many similarities to The Bridge. Both feature an outsider female character who has little empathy but is very good at her job. Both also feature a co-detective from another background. There are links to the fascist movement in the crime fiction genre in Sweden. Most of the books/shows have marxist or socialist opinions and this is present throughout the script.  Also, crime fictions often feature graphic scenes and realism a lot. For example, in The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, there was a scene where the girl tattoos explicit language onto her rapist father whilst he is naked. One writer actuality said that she cares more about the effect it has on the watcher or reader than the plot.