Cuffs representation Exam Q1


Media Cuffs Exam Question Q1



Analyse how representation is used in the episode to create
meaning for a mainstream pre watershed audience



 One of the characters, Jake, is represented as white homosexual
male police officer we know this because in the car Jake says “I’m
gay 22, dad is the superintendent and rookie police officer” this shows how in society that being gay is accepted especially when he tells this to Ryan and he shows no surprise, shows no difference in the way he treats Jake  He challenges the gay stereotype by being a police officer rather than stereotypically being in the fashion industry this creates meaning
for the audience  by showing that we don’t have to become our
stereotypes and can countertype that by doing anything they want. and this shows   

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  1. JCoSS Media Dept10 November 2017 at 03:26

    A good first attempt at an exam question.

    Reflect and Perfect:
    When reflecting, please use a green font.

    - Highlight the key words in the question (the ones we circled during our lesson)
    - Your answer needs a structure and clarity. Use the PEE structure.
    Point - One of the characters, Jake, is represented as white homosexual
    male police officer
    Evidence - we know this because in the car Jake says “I’m
    gay 22, dad is the superintendent and rookie police officer”
    Explanation (this needs much more focus) - HOW is meaning created for the audience? Why is this sexuality accepted in society?

    Miss C

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  2. JCoSS Media Dept27 November 2017 at 03:46

    Josh, you are significantly behind.

    You need to go through my comments and make the necessary changes/create a blog post for:
    This post - reflect and perfect
    Luther (reflect and perfect further)
    You need to upload your 'Cuffs' table - the different character types
    The infographic you made in your groups
    Key terms test - take a picture and upload it
    Genre post
    Social, Cultural, Historical post

    Please come and see me ASAP so that we can sort some deadlines.
    Miss C

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    1. Josh May GCSE 201729 November 2017 at 10:43

      i have done the Luther analysis but am having trouble on uploading the table and the key words test i can come and see you tomorrow lunch 30/11/17

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    2. JCoSS Media Dept30 November 2017 at 01:05

      Of course!

      Delete
  3. JCoSS Media Dept8 December 2017 at 00:59

    3/5
    This is much better, however you seem to have an unfinished sentence right at the end?

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