Inbertweeners
The title of the program is called ‘Some Girls’, from this I
can connote that the show is most likely female orientated and based on a group
of them. There age is likely to be teenagers. The first ideas of this show may
come up as the stereotypical life of girls and the troubles the go through in
high school, like make-up, boys and puberty. The establishing shot of Some girls is text. We know what the programme is called and with the tittle we know what it is about- About girls. The we see the 4 main characters and with the props we know that the girls are very physical and the girls are a part of a team. Secondly with the costume we can tell that the lady wearing different clothes is the teacher and the girls are wearing identical clothes. The lighting is just normal daylight as its a school. In corridors there is light bulbs when its dark- but when its light out side there is no extra light. We learn that the blonde girl is the stupid one and the one who does silly things. The white one with brown hair is the strong one who is in control of most situations. The different clothes from the teacher shows she is in control. The setting is a football pitch which shows that the girls are quite unusual. Some girls comes on after the watershed timings as it airs at 10 o'clock- so this programme is aloud to contain strong words, as after 9 o'clock it could contain some strong scenes and strong language. Many teenagers watch some girls as teenagers can relate to these characters- the female audience can relate to the 4 girls and Males relate to the boyfriends. Also teachers can also relate to the teachers in some girls as the narrative is very realistic. The real life situation in this comedy is when the girls get boyfriends- and the rest of the girls get slightly jealous, This is a dominant reading of teenage girls and something that BBC have done really well. The soundtrack is parallel as it goes with the genre of the narrative,teenage type of music which teenagers enjoy-Music that adults won't like. In this series match on match action is done throughout the episodes and develops throughout the episodes. In the majority of the episodes we see them sitting in a 180 degree line whilst having a conversation. Then we see shot reverse shot whilst the girls are having a conversation throughout the series. Their are many theories that we could put into this series. Firstly the Perkins theory comes into some girls which means that some stereotypes are true. White female with blonde hair is the stupid one- who gets into bad situations with boyfriends. The Indian female is the clever and the weird one who stands out. Secondly the Mulvey theory . People might watch the admire the girls- male gaze.
Bad Education
The establishing shot is The teacher coming out of his dad's car, we can straight away tell that this teachers is very is not responsible. Then we see him puking into the school sink- again we learn that he is not responsible. The props we see we know that he is a teacher and works in the school. We see him holding a bag and we see him holding test papers.The editing is quite clever as they are quick shots and in every shot we see him doing something irresponsible. With the sound we can tell its in a school environment as we can hear high amounts of chatter between students and teachers. The camera work is quite clever as we can see the teachers reactions and we can see what he is doing- the camera is zoomed into his face, still we can see him doing something. This is very similar to Some girls as it comes on after the 9 o'clock watershed- comes on a 10 o'clock, teenagers are usually up at this time and have nothing to do, so they will put on some TV and watch some comedy. The target audience are teenagers and teachers from 15- 35. Teenagers can relate to the students and the teachers can relate to the teachers in bad education. But there is a twist to this as the teachers of the class is very much like a student which is very interesting- we don't really see things like relationships with students is like friends. This is very clever from BBC as its very unique- this could be the shows USP. he lighting is just normal daylight as its a school. In corridors there is light bulbs when its dark- but when its light out side there is no extra light. With bad education we can apply the mulvey theory as the characters are admired. Jack Whitehall can come under the female gaze and the male gaze. Females admire jack Whitehall and Matthew Horne. Homosexual men admire Jack Whitehall, as Jack Whitehall acts slightly weird in the media- in the spotlight. Also in the class there is a homosexual student.
Younger's
The establishing shot is the man putting in a microphone stand and kissing a Jesus Christ chain. This can connote that he is the protagonist and is a relaxed man. Then we see a extreme close up of him pulling his headphones out and this shows that he is about to sing. Then its a massive twist when he's mum walks in the room and cuts everything this shows that these people are not really powerful and are just normal teenagers Dietetic music is played as the protagonist starts to sing. the protagonist is cut off by his friends mother. the shot of his mother is a low angle shot which puts her in power, and present her in charge and a higher authority.In the opening sequence there is a variety of mise en scene used through out. One of the essential Mise en scene used is Costumes because costume the characters wear enables the audience to be identify who the characters are.The characters in the opening scene are wearing hoodies, track suit and trainers which is normally associated with young adults hiding something or about to commit a crime.The lighting used in this clip is mainly is natural light as the scene appears at day time. This is different to what we associate with a teenage based movie containing hoodies because we would expect it to be at night and them acting suspension or committing a crime.
Kidulthood
The establishing shot is a funky font of Kidulthood- type of font that teenagers will like. Then there is a jump cut to a football and muddy shoes kicking the ball this connotes that this is a school and people like football. The editing is very clever as we can see the main characters in one wide shot and its almost like a picture shot which are moving. The we see a close of the protagonist and we can see him sweating and this means that he is doing important work and we learn that he is making a gun. We see two men who are giving out invitations and this sets the narrative because everything explodes at the party and leads on 2 the second movie. The theory that we could apply to Kidulthood is the Perkins theory. Most of the stereotypes in this movie are true. The big Black six former has everyone on 'lock' and everyone is scared of him. The blonde year 11 is a prostitute and does drugs. 16 year old black female is pregnant. The big white female- everyone is scared off him, even Noel Clarke is afraid of this man. The Black males in that movie do drugs.There are different sounds used through out the opening sequence. There is dialogue that characters are communicating which is diegetic sounds as coming from characters. There is also diegetic sound coming from cars on the motorway and also there diegetic sound coming from people walking on gravel. There is also non-diegetic sound of music which gets fast and fast connoting that something existing is about to happen. The fast paced musics infers that young adults live there life at a fast and reckless pace.
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