What are the differences in the timeline of production for Jungle Book 1967 and Jungle Book 2016? 2016: created on computers (CGI); focused more on Mowgli's background Animation version appears dated, in large part because it appears to use the Xeroxing Method, but that doesn't detract from the great story Disney had created. 1967: was 78 mins long- production costs and cinema running availability- not everyone has a TV (DVD) 2. What technologies were used on the 1967 production? They used a multiplane camera which created an illusion of depth which helped make animated films look more interesting and realistic.They won an engineering academy award. It had a sense of 3D depth in a cartoon setting. 3. What technologies were used on the 2016 production? They merged animal voice and human voice to make it sound real. They had virtual cameras and photograohed the creatures against a real background. Animals and backgrounds were craeted on co...
Analyse the representations constructed in sources A and B: In source A, The telegraph constructs a mixed representation, that is mostly sympathetic and uses positive steriotypes, however portrays a negative stereotype about the royal familys emotions about the situation. It does this through the use of headlines, and use of words in its copy. For example, the headline: "Harry and Meghan quit the firm" is professional and has the general conevntions of a tabloid newspaper where it talks about the event, not having a stereotype, and in the copy it decribes the familys emotions that they are dissappointed and sad at the departure, however their plans reveal that they will still remain with their royal titles as working individuals. This evokes its target audince, who are ABC1 skilled professionals, to respond positively and think deeply about the article and positions the audience to feel sympathetic for the pair. Van Zoonen might argue that men and women ar...
News paper 1 section A- 45 marks Daily Mail and representation: Because the daily mail is a mid-market tabloid, it has to cover current affairs as well as soft stories such as royals, celebrities, or entertainment. It relies on: Sensationalised personal and emotive journalism prioritising positive representations of individuals in a dominant social group, traditional family values, british culture, right wing ideas and conservatives prioritising negative representations of minority groups The Guardian and representation: Ownership model means it exists to promote objective, progressive, liberal journalism- free from the need to please an owner to achieve mass sales Liberal and internationalist focus on reporting global and national current affairs and important social issues seeks to represent social groups and issues objectively prioritizes positive representations of left wing issues and individuals Be critical of the dominant political group- conserva...
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