every thing

how is britishness represented in this scene in terms of mise-en-scene?

the British typically had a bowler hat and thats what people would interpret them as, they also had very typical holes as the man would go make the money and the woman would typically stay at home as she was expected to clean the house and take care of the kids.

How is war paranoia and racism represented in this scene?

paranoia was shown how the man was blowing out the candle which was probably lit because they didn't use lights because of the blackouts in the second world war so they were paranoid of being bombed on by the germans in the world war 2.

what stereotypes were used in episode 1?

woman were typically in the kitchen at home and for english people they were stereo type to be drinking tea and they would make accents of germans to mock there voice.

how was mrs peel represented in episode 1?

strong and independent as she dressed in man clothes and and didn't require a man.

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DC Carl Hawkins (Shaun Dooley)

Carl is a detective constable on the police force, he beliegs everything will eventually turn out okay. 

DI Felix Kane (Paul Ready)

Felix is detective inspector on the police force, he has always been a loner however is diligent and organised on the job.

PC Donna Prager (Eleanor Matsoura)

Donna is another one of the leading officers, she is haed working and always up for the job. Her and Lino are best mates and always up for the job.

PC Lino Moretti (Alex Carter)

Lino is again one of the other leading officers in the job, he isn't the most hard working or up to scale on fitness but him and Donna are a good duo in fighting the crime.

PC Ryan Draper (Ashley Walters)

He is the main character of the show, he is represented as the typical police officer. His job is difficult due to government cuts which is what people were protesting about in the UK in 2015. He is seen as a mentor also, which many of the public would have seen officers at the time due to attacks around Europe.

PC Jake Vickers (Jacob Ifan)

He is represented as the weakest officer, he is new to the job and doesn't know what to do. He is the chiefs son, which soon becomes annoying and his mentor, PC Ryan Draper analyses his every move. 

DS Jo Moffat (Amenda Abbington)

She is a talented detective, and diligent and organised. However her personal life isn't so good. She is a single woman and divorced. She represents a lot of struggle which would have happened in the police force, like not having funds for certain cases and struggles with solving cases like not getting an interview

Chief Super Robert Vickers (Peter Sullivan)

Father of Jake, Robert is the head chief of the police force. He organises most things and presents cases to the media. He is a great representation of the struggles of the police force and budget cuts which happened in 2015, he has to present mistakes to the media which could have been solved via better communication or a higher budget.

The town of no return the avengers season 4 episode 1

The narrative Todorov's narrative theory 

Todorov's narrative theory suggests that all narratives follow a three part structure where they begin with equilibrium, where everything is balanced, progress as something comes along to disrupt that equilibrium, and finally reach a resolution, when equilibrium is restored.

equilibrium: mrs peel and her boss are flirting in her apartment, until he asks her to investigate with her.

distribution: the few suspects they have die emma peele is kidnapped,then they got locked in a pup.

Resolution: Peele finds out imposters Steve rescues peele, then they figure out the mystery, town is being taken by imposters.

A TV drama contains a series of real life situations which are exaggerated yet relatable, through the use of: themes, settings, issues, and narrative. Intended to be more serious than humorous.

A serial TV drama is defined as any television drama that is organised into a series of episodes (as opposed to one off dramas). Typically, a series contains 3 to 12 episodes.

What sub genres are there for TV drama?

• Crime: Sherlock, NCIS and Luther
• Fantasy: Game of Thrones, Supernatural and Merlin
• Teen: The Vampire Diaries, Pretty Little Liars and 13 Reasons Why
• Period/Historical: Poldark, Downton Abbey and Peaky Blinders
• Political: The Handmaids Tale, Scandal12 and House of Cards
• Medical: Holby City, Casualty and ER
• Sci - fi: Doctor Who and The X Files 
• Melodrama: Dynasty and Winter Sonata

TV drama often contains complex narratives and key characters that evolve as the season continues

Serial VS Series

• Serials and Series both contain the same characters each week
• However a serial has a narrative that continues from episode to episode (E.g Game of Thrones, Luther and Peaky Blinders)
• A series contains the same characters throughout but each episode is a different story. So, you can start watching a series from any episode (E.g CSI, Friends and Casualty)

Serial Drama Popularity

They offer and range of appeals:

• Familiar characters
• Familiar locations
• Familiar lines
• Diversion/Entertainment

A serial TV drama is a drama that has a continuing narrative throughout a series, which usually contains 3 to 12 episodes, as oppose to a series TV drama which has characters and locations but not a continuing narrative and no dedicated seasons. Sub genres of serial TV dramas include, Science Fiction, Fantasy, Crime and Period/Historical. These are so popular as the offer a range of appeals like familiar characters, setting, lines and narrative. Examples of popular serial TV dramas include Doctor Who, Sherlock and House of Cards.

10/1/20                                                                                      1960s

1940s- just came out the war no money no people no recouses

1950s- extremely conservative and getting back on there feet

1960s- advanced with technology they were young secure financial and very labour there was martin luther king people were protesting in america for civil groups and there was a cold war to see who could develop nuclear weapons first and they were using spies instead of people fighting which influenced movies like 007 and advances in music art sexuality and fashion was a trend woman in the 1960s were getting more equal but still male dominated over all England was getting rid of the death penalty and in the avengers there was a character called miss peel who represented young more liberal and someone called steed who represented the older traditional people drugs were popular like LSD acid weed mushrooms the contraceptive pills were invented for woman.

look for these in the exam

gender equality changing

patriarchal society

youth movement in fashion

changing attitudes to sexuality

fear of the cold war/invasion

civil rights

traditional British values/tradition

the avengers 1965

the 4th series was different to the 3rd as there was a 2 million deal with ABC which was a lot then it was shot on film this deal meant the quality of the series went up as they could edit now which wasn't possible before and meant they sold this idea what it was to be British was sold to them.

17/1/20                                                       avengers the town of no return

• the female is very aggressive and submissive showing how woman in the 1960s were accepted as still shown as very famine. 
• this series was the first bought show from america and the 3 seasons before was very different as there was a money increase.
• mrs peals apartment which is in the city represents the modern part of 1960s they also have paintings and the design in there shows the change the attitude.
• she is represented as smart as she was writing a science magazine.
• he is still in control of mrs peal and what she does.
• tea being shown to represent Britain for the americans.
• represented as a typical english pup dart board, over exited bartender.
• he offers her a drink.
• new music of the 1960s.
• showing new modern generation of stuff like bondage.
• males saving woman from danger.
• russian cold war.

theres 2 main characters one of them a young female showing the new creative aspirations of the 1960s and a older man representing the old fashioned ere of the 1960s both of these characters

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characters

PC ryan draper

PC jake vickers

31/1/20                                          The TV industry 

• There are 80 channels to watch for free in the UK
• There are different ways to watch TV like catch up record etc
• i would watch a TV show if there was famous actors

Different methods

• Shifting audience-lack of channel loyalty and identity 
• loss of large mass audience except for event TV-world cup; X factor; olympics 
• catch up TV 
• streaming TV 
• external sourcing sourcing if product content

cuffs trailer

1.what elements did the producers choose to include and why? they chose to show the impression that being a policemen and the real work of policemen e.g. disrespect by the public petty crimes and personal drama.

2.how have they represented police? they are represented very diverse with the main characters being gay black and a female all in parts of power.

3.how have they reprinted personal drama?

7/02/20         cuffs and social values

• The bbc is  a public service broadcast 
• its funded threw high licence fees 
• was made for the people 
• cannot be biased in there personal views
• the bbc has to represent the uk as a whole 
• others has to use adverts to get funded 

how was gender ethnicity sexuality in the episode

jake is gay but is not represented by his sins against god but his personality and how he's the new recruit and his best friend is a black man and in the police force the woman is the strongest police officer.

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