Denotation / what can be seen Connotation / what is the meaning? Representation Camera- angle, size and movement -Birds eye view on lots of women -Worms eye view -all are one, all can do what they want, in this case sport - Editing including any SFX Montage at beginning Slow motion of botom Match shot- Woman holding baby Depth of field of woman with helmet on Not afraid to show difference Sound- diegetic, non-diegetic, narration etc.Camera A loud roar at start non diegetic voice telling poem Mise-en-scene: location, costume, props, lighting Park Football pitch On a couch Gym Pool girl wearing headscarf
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Media Essay: Compare how media language is used in the construction of gender in two print advertisements for fragrances. (500-800 words)
Media Essay: Compare how media language is used in the construction of gender in two print advertisements for fragrances. (500-800 words) The two print advertisements I will be analysing are J’adore Dior and Gucci Guilty, both of which use representation in contrasting ways to highlight uses of gender within media. The adverts are both binary opposites of each other signifying different intentions for the consumer. The media codes and conventions help bring each advertisement together. A keyword in my analyzation is patriarchy which is the structural, systematic and historical domination and exploitation of women in the media industry. As well as this, the keyword ‘objectification’ will be used to give connotations about the degrading someone and seeing them as an object. The first advertisement I am going to analyse is J’adore Dior. The word J’adore translates to Love in French, which gives the consumer the connotations that the a