How television soap drama uses media to deliver real life issues to the audience and do they target a specific type of audience or can everyone relate to it. In this essay, I am going to explain to you how Hollyoaks, which is a soap drama reflects on real life issues. As an example, in Hollyoaks they have actors playing a serial killer to show that these things really happen. This could refer to when woman’s are abused and killed in real life through social networking. The overall argument for this
Indonesia people prefer soap opera better. Even though soap opera doesn’t show good morals rather than spreading un-educational one and make people more shallow minded, those are the kinds of entertainment Indonesian people seek. People became shallow minded as the media show unrealistic representation of society from the soap operas. Indonesian medias doesn’t care about how audience are effected by their products, but they only care about their profit. Indonesian soap opera is very un-educating and
The Female Gaze in Real Women Have Curves (2002) The female gaze has elicited much debate in the recent past with people arguing whether it really exists. However, extensive research on the topic reveals that the female gaze is evident in the contemporary culture especially in films. Thus, the female gaze can be considered as the objectification of women. It is further described as the reducing of women to mere parts and equating them with objects, which can be displayed or possessed like prizes
Another lesson is to keep the ones you love close and never let go. Another lesson is to know who your true friends are and learn which ones who are just out to get you. The characters in this novel go through these situations more than once. This essay will summarize most of the book Fahrenheit 451. My novel I had to read Fahrenheit 451 started off by telling us about our main character. The main character is montag and they talk about what he does for a living and how he enjoys what he does. Montag
that doesn’t mention the supernatural phenomenon that is vampirism. Out of the many different mythical creatures and monsters we can choose to obsess over, what is it about vampires that keep us on the edge of our seats wanting more? According to the essay “Why Vampires Never Die”: written by Guillermo Del Toro, a well known horror film director, and Chuck Hogan, a horror novelist, vampires are so highly recognized in mainstream media because of the history behind vampires, the allure of eternity, and
I am walking down the streets of my city with my headphones on, looking at the people walking around me, and listening to the lyrics of my favorite song. I see people rushing for work, children with heavy bags walking their way to school, some with smiles on their faces and some tired of waking up every morning, and then there is me, pretending I am the star of my own movie, music has always had this effect on my head, making me imagine and feel unreal situations, like a stimulation drug that moves