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Read and Revise - Textual Analysis and Representation (12Y)

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Read and revise the following:

Textual Analysis and Representation

Advice from the Exam Board

Representation in TV Drama

Representation of Age

Representation of Sexuality

Representation of Ethnicity

Representation of Gender

Representation of Disability

Representation of Regional Identity

Stereotypes

Common Stereotypes

Sound in TV Drama

The Seven areas of Representation

The Four areas of Textual Analysis

Moving Image Glossary

The Grammar of Film (terminology)

Areas covered in previous exams (2009-2014)

AS Audience and Institution exam

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