How does your media product represent
particular social groups?
What is a social groups?
A social group has
been defined as two or more humans who interact with one another, share similar characteristics and
collectively have a sense of unity. Although our opening to our film does not necessary represent
particular social groups in an obvious way as it is difficult to present this
due to our one protagonist and static movement, it does show a difference in
behaviour and appearance in the dynamic difference between the sides of
Alice/Lacie. Focusing on the definition our film resembles this by how they are
the same person but convey opposite characteristics which eventually become
similar as the plot line alternately
concludes with Alices both sides coming together as one, a unit. Alice
conveys a typical intellectual young girl with a normal girly girl room and
distinctive characteristics however, Laice portrays a very hyperbolic ability
of feeling no physical pain, she comes across as being popular and very strong
and powerful. Although our short sequence only presents two setting both
displaying a sense of social interest and representative elements. Firstly,
Alice’s room is filled with suttle clues and hint to the plot later on in the
film, with the distinguishing use of the colour red which highlights the idea
of caution or danger is is juxtaposed with the colour white shown in the
opening which could show the vulnerability towards that forthcoming risk.
However, the memory that is revisited infers the emblematic current society of
‘walking with her ear phones in oblivious to the world’, which results in an
accident.
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