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Thursday, 4 November 2010

Media theory notes

MEDIA STUDIES- NOTES

Media affects models- encoding-decoding model

Relationship between the media text and the audience


PRODUCTION
·         Who make the texts.
·         Why people produce the text.
CONTENT
·         What it looks like
·         Typology-Meehan, Genre and Narrative.
  RECEPTION
·         The possible impact on the audience.
·         Audience’s response











Any media texts-Encoders (ourselves)
Anyone who is making media texts – Meaning into the text.

The audience-Decoder
Take the meaning from the text

All media texts are POLYSEMIC
ANCHOR the text

The decoder can never know the encoders meaning taken into the text.

STAUART HALL  -
1.       Hegematic/proffered
2.       Negotiated – Decoding the meaning that the encoder intended. Understand encoding but take the issue with certain aspects.
3.       Oppositional- Understand the text but do not accept the message.
4.       Aberrant- Not understanding the meaning of the text.

DAVID MORLEY- NATIONWIDE AUDIENCE
David Morley grouped social stratifications to watch the programme.
·         Age
·         Gender
·         Social class
·         Ethnicity

Imaginary entity – construct what people are –public idiom. The language of your imaginary entity.
INTERTEXTUALITY – Relating each text to one another.

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