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Examines the traditional image of a woman as portrayed in the world’s visual media and looks at the part women play in determining that image. Uses examples from India, Egypt and the Dominican Republic.
Teaching pack focusing different adaptations of Shakespeare plays. Examines Shakespeare’s language, imagery in the written text and images through filmic language, the way the plays and films combine...
COI synopsis: Some tasks seem too big to handle. An Encyclopedia of Africa has often appeared to be one of them, despite the obvious need for an entirely reliable and comprehensive book of reference for the...
Management training video covering such topics as effective communication, coaching, conflict resolution, time management, and leadership. The concepts are contextualised through scenes that show the...
Draws on evidence from both press and television to show how the media has promoted and reinforced the prejudice of ‘homophobia’, especially at a time when there is widepread concern at the spread of...
A series of advertisements with commentary taking a light-hearted look at advertising and its persuasiveness through the ages.
Management training video examining the skills needed by new and more experienced managers. The video cover recruitment, EEO compliance, harassment, termination, and performance management. Experts...
A compilation of 16 trailers for films released in 2007. Intended to help GCSE students of Media or Film Studies to consider issues of audience, narrative image and the film promotion process in general.
Reveals the subtle and sometimes overt ways in which racist attitudes are disseminated on television. Comedy shows, documentaries and current affairs programmes are examined and attention drawn to the hidden...
Examines the role of the media in developing countries taking as its example Guinea Bissau which was until recently a Portuguese colony. Explains the country’s political and economic background and how...
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