MediaMagazine 73
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- Making the Most of MediaMag 73 (September 2020)
- Whiplash: Conflicts and Ideologies (MediaMagazine 73, September 2020)
- Celebrity Lockdown (MediaMagazine 73, September 2020)
- Cinema and Covid-19: Closing the Film Release Window (MediaMagazine 73, September 2020)
- Deutschland 83: a Postmodern Reimagining of the Past (MediaMagazine 73, September 2020)
- Hearing Voices – Podcasts (MediaMagazine 73, September 2020)
- The Theory Drop: Jenkins and Fandom (MediaMagazine 73, September 2020)
- It Does Matter if You’re Black or White (MediaMagazine 73, September 2020)
- Fang Fiction (MediaMagazine 73, September 2020)
- Making a Spectacle: Captain Fantastic (MediaMagazine 73, September 2020)
- The Law. Without the Order: Gender in Brooklyn Nine-Nine (MediaMagazine 73, September 2020)
- Enabling Images: Representing Disability on Pre-school TV (MediaMagazine 73, September 2020)
- Controversial Classifications: The BBFC in the 21st Century (MediaMagazine 73, September 2020)
- Programming The Paranormal (MediaMagazine 73, September 2020)
- The Careers Download (MediaMagazine 73, September 2020)
- Dask Films Production Tips: 7 Things to Say With Every Shot (MediaMagazine 73, September 2020)
MediaMagazine 72
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- Making the Most of MM72
- A close-reading of Men’s Health magazine from a female reader’s perspective
- A study of film adaptations of Dickens’ David Copperfield
- An analysis of the moral panic surrounding director Andrew Onwubolu’s (aka Rapman) film, Blue Story
- An analysis of French TV drama, Les Revenants, with a focus on its use of genre
- Analysis of Netflix hit TV teen drama, Sex Education
- The Theory Drop: Curran and Seaton
- The Ballad of Baby Yoda
- Challenging lazy stereotypes with an in-depth look at Welsh identity in mainstream TV productions an
- A close reading of Under the Skin a film that requires the audience to actively decode meanings
- Debating the casting of straight actors in LGBT+ roles in mainstream film and television
- Exploring the work of radical British director, Peter Watkins, with a close focus on Culloden and Th
- Analysing what the relationship between Hollywood & the Chinese film market means for the future o
- How YouTube can be used to demonstrate media theories, with focus on Emma Chamberlain
- The Careers Download (HR)
- Dask Films Production Tips: Four Essential Pieces of Kit
MediaMagazine 71
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- Making the Most of MediaMag 71
- The 2020 MediaMag Production Competition
- Student Conference 2019
- Personal Reflection on Reading the Tabloid, the Daily Mirror
- An Exploration of the Concept of the Unreliable Narrator in Joker
- Is Video Gaming a Sport? Comparing esports with Traditional Sports
- Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood: Exploring How Viewers ‘Feel’ a Film
- Theory Drop: David Gauntlett
- Homelessness Charity, Shelter: Analysis of Two Marketing Campaigns
- How Dizzee Rascal’s ‘Dream’ and Radiohead’s ‘Burn the Witch’ Draw on Puppets from Classic Kids’ TV
- The Power of Nature: Setting the Scene in Silent Film Classic, The Wind
- The Farmer Wants a Wife – Setting in the Soap Opera
- Exploring Michael Moore’s Documentary Style, with a Close Focus on Fahrenheit 11/9
- Fish Tank – Power and Patriarchy
- Careers Download (MM71) – Film Editor
- Dask Films Production Tips: Film Crew Roles
MediaMagazine 70
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- Making the Most of MediaMagazine (MM70)
- Teen Vogue: switch from print to online
- Radio breakfast show presenters
- Selling The Big Issue
- The Big Issue: Industry Focus
- Truth and documentary film making: 20000 Days on Earth (Eduqas)
- Narratology: Todorov, Propp and Freytag
- Monetisation of Multiplayer Games
- Is Beyonce’s Formation a Feminist Text?
- Vogue, July 1965, Eduqas
- Black Panther and Film Marketing – A Blockbuster Marketed as a Cultural Event
- Genre, Hybridity and Outsiders in Jane Campion’s The Piano
- Marketing of Thom Yorke album, Anima
- Marketing campaign: Gillette
- LGBTQ representation in children’s animation: She-Ra
- Careers Download (MM70) – Branded Content Editor
- Film Notes – Curfew (MM70)
MediaMagazine 69
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- Representations of the Feminine in The Babadook and A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night
- Exploring the Media Panic Behind Orson Welles’ Radio Adaptation of The War of the Worlds
- Bohemian Rhapsody: Truth and Narrative Structure
- The Future is Digital: Changes in Online News
- March 29th 2019: The Day Brexit Didn’t Happen
- An Explanation of Judith Butler’s Theory of Gender Performativity
- Sight Unseen: Black Women in Music Video
- Only Human But All Woman – The Representation of Gender in Captain Marvel
- Representations of Greta
- Representations of Slavery in 12 Years a Slave and Django Unchained
- Audience Engagement in the Digital Age, Focusing on Desimag and Attitude
- Us: Jordan Peele and the Future of Storytelling
- Buster Keaton: Master of Silent Comedy
- Sekiro: Difficulty and Accessibility in Video Games
- Careers Download - Annie Lieszkiewicz (Culture Editor)
- Film Notes: The Gunfighter
MediaMagazine 68
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- Student Conference 2019 – Report
- Sorry to Bother You & Code-switching
- The i, the Little Paper that Could
- Cinematic Language and Representation in City of God
- The Ideology of Beauty
- The Theory Drop: Semiotics
- It’s the Freakiest Show: Postmodernity and Life on Mars
- The Rise of the Narrative Adventure Genre and the Fall of Telltale Games
- A critique of Nike’s use of American football star and #BlackLivesMatter activist Colin Kaepernick i
- Bandersnatch: Choosing Your Own Adventure in an Online World
- Examination of manipulation of documentary filmmaking conventions in relation to Search for Sugarman
- Cuarón – Realism and the Long Take
- A look at the films of Taika Waititi, with a focus on performative and dysfunctional masculinity
- Advice about breaking into the media as a member of a minority group, with a focus on podcasting
- Film Notes Swimmer
MediaMagazine 67
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- Making the Most of MediaMag 67
- Clear the Schedules?Scheduling and event television in the digital age (Bodyguard, Killing Eve)
- Comparison of ideology Shane Meadow’s This is England and Kore-eda Hirokazu’s Our Little Sister.
- Close analysis of Sebastian Schipper’s single-take masterpiece, Victoria.
- Missing Links
- Nick Lacey on hybridity and genre repertoires in the detective/super hero series, Jessica Jones.
- Marxist analysis of Duncan Jones’ Moon
- Callum Williams asks: Should the games industry be brave enough to embrace social commentary?
- Gary Rose explains how Deadpool could be the perfect case study for cross-platform marketing
- An analysis of sound in John Krasinski’s A Quiet Place by Giles Gough
- The Riz Test
- Analysis of Hollywood studio film, Casablanca
- Ripe for Review: How Rotten Tomatoes is Dominating Film Criticism
- A Design for Life
- The career of a set decoration assistant
- Film Notes: Wasp (Arnold, 2003)
MediaMagazine 66
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- Making the Most of MediaMag 66
- Creating the History of British Music Video
- The ethics of casting male film stars who have abused women, focusing on Johnny Depp
- Close study of Alfred Hitchcock’s Vertigo
- Fandom, participatory media and toxicity
- The Theory Drop – Postmodernism
- Bonnie and Clyde
- A critical look at the Daily Mail, a mid-range tabloid
- WaterAid’s No Choice campaign: representations of Africa and of gender
- Minecraft: the growth of a cross-platform game
- Twitter: the importance of this verbal social media platform
- From Code to Craft – Why Video Games Present an Intriguing Future For Artistic Storytelling
- Analysis of Czech new wave classic Daisies
- Weaponised intertextuality in the James Bond film, Spectre
- A career in composing for the media
- Film Notes – High Maintenance
