Media and Cinema Studies

MAKE SURE YOU WATCH AND CAN ANSWER QUESTIONS ABOUT CRAZY RICH ASIANS: STORY, CHARACTERS, LOCATION GENDER ● IMPORTANT: Much of the first lecture on GENDER came from the USC Annenberg Diversity Report. Look at the charts in the first part of the report and know some stats: ○ The data comes from an analysis of the 100 highest grossing films from 2007-2018. ○ Refer

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Notes: ● What are some characteristics of TV evening news? ○ Usually a half hour -> brief ○ Usually sensationalize news ○ Pressure to be profitable ○ Lack of depth and accuracy ● What country produces the largest amount of films per year? ○ India (Bollywood) ● What are some examples of media events? ○ Media events -> live events that can draw a lot of coverage, can

MACS | 100 | Media and Cinema Studies | exam | Notes: ● What are some charact

Ideology: What is ideology? system of ideas, assumptions, and beliefs What is hegemony? the dominance of one group over another thourgh unequal relationships of power over the other. What are the differences between the two? hegemony speaks of a relationship of power that exists between different groups while ideology speaks of a set of ideas. Ideology C

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Macs Exam 1. Professor Molina Course Concepts  Media studies approach to movies & television o Academic field of study (this is not a production course, although understanding production is center to studying film/TV) o Learning about its production and consumption  Economic, political, cultural, and social role of movies o Role of film / TV as cultural

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