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| Six Perspectives of Analysis |
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- Personal
- Historical
- Technical
- Ethical
- Cultural
- Critical |
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Personal Perspective
EX. Breakfast Club - John Bender, Criminal |
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- what YOU think about the character/stereotype
- EX. I believe the stereotypical "criminal" doesn't care what others think about him/her |
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Historical Perspective
EX. Breakfast Club - John Bender, Criminal |
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- how the film/stereotype compares or contrasts to older films
- what research tells us about that stereotype
- EX. Kenickie (Grease) vs John Bender (Breakfast Club) |
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Technical Perspective
EX. Breakfast Club - John Bender,Criminal |
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- what the character's actions/behaviors tell us about the stereotype
- EX. lounging around, breaking rules |
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Ethical Perspective
EX. Breakfast Club - John Bender, Criminal |
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- what the character/stereotype perceives as good/bad, right/wrong, cool/uncool
- EX. John is better than everyone else by disassociation |
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Cultural Perspective
EX. Breakfast Club - John Bender, Criminal |
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- how character's behavior/clothing reflects a reality of the time period
- EX. grunge look, plaid, leather gloves, loose clothes, etc. |
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Critical Perspective
EX. Breakfast Club - John Bender, Criminal |
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- combining all perspectives and summarizing the stereotype
- EX. defining the 1980s teenage "bad boy" |
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| Four Steps of Stereotype Analysis |
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1) intro/identification of stereotype
2) identifying the audience
3) purpose and context: the 6 perspectives
4) writing |
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| The EXPLICIT audience is based on.... |
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| MPAA Ratings (NC-17, G, PG, PG-13, R) |
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| The IMPLICIT audience is based on... |
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| First Generated CGI Image (Year and Content) |
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Year: 1963
Content: Projected a Satellite's Orbit |
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| 1982 Movie that Used CGI a lot. Even thought it was a pretty bad movie. |
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| 1986 Movie, Used CGI out of the context of Technology Movies |
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| Labyrinth (This is a Jim Henson Movie, BTW. WITH DAVID BOWIE) |
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| Pioneer of CGI in many respects. (Still Alive today. And rich.) |
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| Complications with Computers and Photography |
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| How much is too much editing? Is it moral to edit someone into an artificial beauty? How can I get someone to enhance my breasts? |
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| First Video Game (Year and Title) |
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| First Arcade Game (Year and Title) |
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| 1972, Computer Space or Galaxy Game, not sure which she wants. |
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| First Home Console (Year and Model) |
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| grouping and categorizing based on cultural and societal narratives and images |
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| Fine Art: Academic Opinion |
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| Fine art is not used for anything but.... |
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| Unlike fine "art," that which has purpose is... |
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| "Folk Art" or "Decorative Art" |
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| created for decoration, not appreciation |
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| What is the name of the first action capturing imaging process? |
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Gelatin-BROmide dry plate process
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| THOMAS MUCKING FUTHER ALVA EDISON |
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| A man sneezing. Edison thought that was entertaining enough - didn't imagine feature films |
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| Early film viewing technology |
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| Kinescope arcades - for single-shot films |
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| Who invented the theatre experience? |
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| Lumiere Brothers. 1895, France. DIDN'T charge 5 dollars for popcorn. |
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| What was shown in early theaters? |
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| Documentaries. Like people leaving a factory in France. Still more entertaining than "Paul Blart: Mall Cop" |
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| When a film is edited it is in _______ time. |
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| Director of 1903's The Great Train Robbery |
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| Edward Stratton, employed by Edison, until he left. |
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| First popular form of movie |
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| "The Jazz Singer" - Complete with racist Al Jolson. |
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| What was new about Citizen Kane? |
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| Deep focus, Lighting, Pan Tracking |
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| First Feature Length Documentary |
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| Nanook of the North. It was a terrible documentary, but it was fun to watch. Most of the footage was lost, so they had to film it again. |
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| Significance of Nanook of the North |
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| First film to look at people in an "exotic" environment. |
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| First film with significant montage |
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| Battleship Potemkin, 1925. Lots of Sad Ukrainian people. Stupid commies. I'm GLAD they were oppressed. |
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| Lots of sad Ukranians on stairs. Also, a baby. Sad baby. |
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- painting
- sculpting
- photography
- videography
- digital media
- graffiti
- illustration |
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| How do artists create meaning? (3 ways) |
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- by attempting to create order out of chaos
- juxtapositions
- technique and media |
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| subjective and inspirational |
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| The first permanent photo was taken in |
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| What was the first practical photo creation process? 1839 |
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| What process was used during the Civil War and allowed for making multiple prints of photos? |
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| What was developed in the 1870s and the foundation for photography as a mass medium? |
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| Gelatin-Bromide Dry Plate |
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| Who created long rolls of film and developed Kodak in 1888? |
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| Digital photography was introduced in what year? |
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| Cathode Ray Tube. Not to be confused with the "Catholic Ray Tube" which is no longer available to American Clergymen. |
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| Who invented the Cathode Ray Tube. |
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| What war stopped TVs from entering American living rooms? |
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| What decade brought TVs to American living rooms? |
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| What decade did the government begin to start censoring TV? |
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| Six Genres of Photography |
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- Snapshot
- Commercial
- Art
- Landscape
- Portraits
- Photojournalism |
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| Who was key to photography getting acceptance as an art form? |
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| First Show to be filmed in front of a live studio audience? |
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| Lucille Ball's contributions to TV |
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Invention of live to tape
I Love Lucy
Interracial Marriages
90% of TV Land's Content (Not True) |
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| What debate was shaped by TV? |
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| 1960s debate between JFK and Nixon. JFK was a hottie, and Nixon was most definitely a nottie. |
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| Eight Composition Elements of Photography |
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- Subject
- Rule of Thirds
- Balance
- Framing
- Lines
- Color and Contrast
- Positioning
- Depth |
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| What decade was big for TV company mergers? |
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| What happened because of TV Company Mergers? |
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| Vertical Integration, one company could produce all aspects of a show. |
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Too Simplistic, brings no real value to society
Culture of Consumerism
Allows Snookie to live comfortably - must be destroyed |
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| What did photography do for painters and sculptors? |
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| freed them to explore their own new genres, which led to contemporary art forms |
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| How is photography "untruthful"? |
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| It is mediated and influenced by technology and an operator |
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| What is the Golden Hour for photography? |
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| first and last hour of sunlight in the day |
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Duh. It's a show that has one camera. Get off this slide and do some actual studying.
Go home! |
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| Mainly sitcoms. Have multiple cameras (usually three) to cover the action from many angles. |
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| Ethical Considerations of Photography |
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Does the taking and displaying of the picture fit the social responsibility of the professional involved?
Has no one's rights been violated in the taking and displaying of the picture?
Does the display of the image meet the needs of the viewers?
Does the picture choice reflect moderation?
Does the professional choice reflect empathy for the subject's experience?
Could a professional justify the choice if she didn't know which of the parties (subject, shooter, or viewer) she would turn out to be?
Does the visual message cause unjustified harm? |
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| How did the Cold War and Cuban Missile Crisis contribute to the creation of the internet? |
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| they required networked communications |
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| What was the first commercial use of web technology? |
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| Who created the Bulletin Board Systems? |
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| What was the name of the first "internet" created in the 1980s? |
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| Who created HTTP and named the World Wide Web? When? Where? |
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- Berners-Lee
- 1991
- Switzerland |
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| What software program allowed for web design, not just text? |
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| Ethical Considerations for the Web |
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- free speech vs censorship
- sex and SafeSearch |
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