Magazine cover - Textual Analysis

The colours of this magazine cover show that the target audience is a more mature one because they have used white and gold. The white shows purity and the gold shows class and wealth. The font is quite classy and not too over the top like a teen magazine, showing the class of the more mature women it's aimed at. Therefore, I think the target audience for this magazine would be women from the ages of 25-40. The socio-economic grouping for this would be B to high C. 
Natalie Portman could attract women to look up to her and also shows us who the target audience is because she is a mature woman herself who is in her 30's with kids and is very successful in her career. Therefore, women look up to her as a sort of role model. As she has been famous for a while, fans of hers have grown with her so they will always look up to her for the time she's in the media. She also isn't sexualised in any way and is made out to be a more classy, stylish woman. Even though she is showing her shoulder, she isn't wearing anything that is showing a lot of her skin and making her look seductive.
The cover lines also give us an idea of the audience. One cover line says, 'look younger by morning', older people are the ones trying to look younger, whereas younger people are trying to look older which is why it's aimed at older women. 

Representation of Events

Representation of Ed Miliband - Daily Mail:

This is a negative representation of Ed miliband because they are connecting him with Jihadis. It is also saying that Jihadi's and their families are supporters of Labour. Note that this is paper is a conservative party supporter, therefore they will do whatever to make other parties look bad to try and convert them to support the conservative party. 
the mod of address of this front cover is both a serious tone, which is trying to tell their readers something. But at the same time they are mocking the labour party and being quite immature about the situation. The audience of the Daily Mail is mainly adults from the ages of 30 and over. This is because they usually talk about more mature things and important matters and is a more formal paper. 

Paper Towns Trailer - Audience

Target Audience:

The target audience for the film 'Paper Towns' is mainly 12-19 year old girls. This kind of audience would take a preferred reading of this film. However, some males may also have interest in this film. The girls could relate themselves to the girl in the film and the boys could relate themselves to the boy in the film.

Appeal:

There are many a lot things in this film that make it appeal to its target audience. This may be that it is a romantic, fun and young sort of film which sort of makes you feel good. It will appeal to them because girls are usually interested in romance films. Another thing that may appeal to the audience is the fact that girls may be a fan of Cara Delivigne and may relate themselves to her character. Boys may also relate themselves to the boys character in the film.

Ne-Yo - Stereotype

Ne-Yo has two sides to him that is shown in his music videos. In some videos he confirms the stereotypes. In other videos he counteracts the stereotypes.

In this video he is confirming the stereotype of young black men. This is shown by his clothing. He is wearing a black snapback, sunglasses and a big gold chain around his neck. This can also be shown by the miss en scene. For example, the girls in the background that are pole dancing, and the basket ball hoops. The pole dancers sort of show trouble and rebellious behaviour. The basketball hoops show a sport that a lot of black people like to play. In America, basketball has more black players than white.              
                                                                                                     

In this video he is counteracting the stereotype. This is because he is wearing a suit and is dressed smartly, while reading a newspaper. The miss en scene shows us that he could possibly be a business man. This is shown as he is in an office. This counteracts the stereotype of young black men as he looks successful and wealthy. This also perceives him as more of a family man as the first video.

Camera Angles - Mise en Scene

Waterloo Road - Shot and Reverse
These two shots are called 'shot and reverse shots'. This shows us both of the characters side of the conversation and shows us both of their emotions and feelings. This gives us the effect of a character looking at another character. This is usually used when their is a conversation between two people so we get to see how they both are reacting. 
From the above pictures we can clearly see what both characters are feeling. We can see that obviously the woman is feeling and showing much more upset emotion than the man as she is crying. 

A Cook Abroad

Establishing Shots
These two shots are called an establishing shot. This shot establishes to setting of the scene and gives you the idea of where they are. From the first shot we can clearly tell that this is set somewhere in India or Asia. Similarly, we can tell that the second shot is set in Egypt, because we know that pyramids are in Egypt. 

This is a very popular and well known establishing shot that is used at the start of every episode of 'Eastenders'. This is a birds eye view of the River Thames and is just s reminder that it is set in London, hence the name of the show 'Eastenders'.

This Girl Can Video

This Girl Can

In this video, women are being represented as equal. The video is trying to get across to all women that it's okay to love who you are. As most women today are sexualised as really skinny and physically fit, women begin to think that this is what is attractive and this is what they need to look like. Therefore, feel self-conscious and not happy with their bodies. This video is trying to show women that it's okay to look how they are and is trying to get more women into sport. It shows that just because you may not be physically fit or very skinny, that you are allowed to do sports and enjoy yourself.              

This scene in the video supports my point as it is aiming to 'bigger' women that even if they 'jiggle' they are more than capable of doing what much more skinnier and physically fit women can do. 
The video is showing everyday women that you would see in day  to day life what they are capable of. They are shown wearing what a normal woman would wear to the gym. Unlike the model women which wear much more fashionable and stylish gym clothes, which is used to sexualise and sell a product. These woman aren't being objectified to try and sell something for a business. They are trying to prove a much more important point, which is that all women are equal and all women are attractive in their own way.



This scene in the video is representing sexism in todays society. In todays society people tend to think that football is a mans sport and that women can't play this sport. However, if a woman wants to be involved in football and enjoys playing it, then why shouldn't they be allowed.