Stereotypes In Magic Mik

The shootings of the film were considered more artistic than that of the typical styles accounted in a documentary. The lightings it presented were far beyond the usual expectations of a documentary. There were scenes where pools of light were alternating in the background of the stage as the

During these clips cinematographers explain different techniques of the lighting used while filming. In the 1930’s the lighting creates a glossy, glamorous, harder edge look.

On what I saw, low-key lighting was the most frequent kind of light used in the movie. For example, when Ray is sleeping with Abby multiple times, it is very hard to see what is happening in the background. Many shadows were visible in the movie and this made the film have a more dramatic look. It had a very mysterious and dark atmosphere, which created more suspense.

According to one of Gay’s interviewees, “my vagina fluttered away from my body, toward the screen and into Magic Mike’s hands” (Gay 2015). For this reason, I felt that the movie catered “to the female gaze. Thus, I think that the male entertainers in the film, were able to cater to women of all different types sexual needs, rather than, as Dyer says, “to a woman in a vulnerably situation” (Dyer 2013, 118). As a result, men tend to view a women’s body as powerless and property.

Jindabyne reinforces and challenges the relationships between cultures and genders through sound, establishing the reconciliation of characters. The haunting music and cinematography create a sense of timelessness. The opening shot of the ominous ‘landscape’ is highlighted with somber and minimal music, adding to the scene’s tension and hostility. Furthermore, Susan’s light-hearted, energetic singing and non-diegetic soundtrack of grass swaying in the wind is contrastingly cast with the looming image of Gregory’s vehicle and the soundtracks quickening, matching the action on screen. Lawrence uses the change of pace to build tension amongst the audience, evoking feelings of angst. Moreover, the cold and explosive interchange between characters

The single story is about how a people stereotypes one another based on what they learned through books, media, people, and other sources. For example, Chimamnda announced how she viewed Mexicans as immigrants and them trying to get through the borders, but the moment she stepped foot into Mexico the perspective she got from other sources changed everything. She was ashamed of herself because when she visit the view was completely different because what she saw was happiness, love, and fun. The single story is an image that is created based upon information that was given, but not on your own perspective. In other words, it is the truth to the reality. For example, when people hear of Niagara everyone think of land, poor, Africa, homeless,

There was a seven year old child named Kiki who was found and dug out of rubble in Haiti after being stuck buried in there for 7 days. At first he was scared to leave the hole but when he got out he wasn't scared anymore, he didn't cry, he did quite the opposite in fact he stretched out his arms like a star and had a huge smile on his face. All the people around couldn't help but smile aswell because Kiki’s smile was infectious! Now a show of hands how many times a day you think that you smile? 4000? 20? 150? 60? On average a child smiles approximately 400 times per day but adults only smile 20 times per day teens like us are anywhere within the middle because of the fluctuating hormones. Out of the thousands of smiles we have shared by this

In the first place, Burton uses high key lighting to create a bright, open and superficial scene without suspicion or suspense. For example, when looking at the neighborhood in the high key lighting

This movie was mostly based on outside lighting and was dark. All of these movies had low key lighting which relies on shadows, deep blacks and darker tones. The mood of low-key lighting mysterious and dramatic which all of these movies

The lighting also helped the audience recognize there was a storm occurring-which can also help portray fear. Another scene that had great lighting that impacted the story was the “party scene”. This scene was the scene where people sat around the table, toasting and one man stood up shouting “should we take Spain to war?”. I noticed that the lighting in the beginning of the scene was darker but as soon as the band hit the first few beats, the lighting grew much brighter, showing the mood of this particular scene was upbeat and happy. This scene was also much brighter (and mood) than the opening scene where the lighting and mood were dark.

A very important cinematic technique is lighting, it is the most powerful one because it happens throughout all of Tim Burton movies and crucial to help indicate mood. But sometimes, lighting can be used to help trick the audience and none of them would’ve ever seen it coming. A good example of this is used

Myths and stereotyping about race,sex, religion, and where you are from have been so installed into our brains since we were children, that we believe and live our lives around it. Saying this I tested one of the myths out, “which race makes up the majority of a prison” all of my brothers and even my parents said blacks and when i asked them their reasoning they stated similar reasons as the class when they were asked if there are more black men in prison than college. That being stated, why must believe the negatives about our own race and others. My idea is that it is drilled into our heads the moment we attain the ability to see; the cartoon, media, and news all place a negative stereotype on everyone. If a black family isn’t modeled after

about the “other” but also the lack of any apparent acknowledgement of the dominant culture.

As a child, I didn’t think of myself as different. My mind was a labyrinth of immature and mature thoughts alike, Boys. Why them? Why would anyone want to be one? Girls. They had all the pretty trinkets: Barbies, makeup, dresses, and everything pink. That’s what I wanted. And as I grew older, I became attracted to boys. In that way. I didn’t know it was unaccepted; or “wrong.” I thought everyone just liked who they liked and that’s that. I misunderstood completely.

Activity: At very least an hour a day, solely dedicated to time on the roleplay. I don't have much at all going on, and therefore activity is not an issue. I travel on weekends but hotels have wifi so it's more of a matter of WHEN I will be available, not IF.