Thursday, 26 September 2013

Ideaology

What is ideaology?
Ideaology is the message that the creators of a media text want to give to their audience. If the audience understands the message that the creator wanted them to understand, this is called prefered reading. If the audience do not understand the message, and mistake it for something else, this is then called oppositional reading.
Examples of ideaology:

Top Boy

Aiming to highlight gang crime and the negative impacts of it on other people.


Coronation Street
Highlighting real life problems, and the affects they have on the individuals and the people around them. Also providing some entertainment within the storylines.


X Factor

Aiming to show people one way of making new artists enter the music industry. Showing that if you’re determined to do something, you’ll do it.


This Is England

This film aims to highlight how gang culture, race and mental issues can affect different people, in many different ways. Also showing that if you have friends, instead of trying to make friends with people you hardly know, putting your true friends last, stick to your original friend group.


Finding Nemo

How people can rely on one another and help each other in difficult

situations. Also highlighting how important is a father and son relationship.

Breaking Bad
The ideaology of this is that you can't go into something horrible, and expect to come out unscaved.

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