How does your media production represent particular social groups?
Our film is based on a mafia and gangster
life genre to find what sort of social group we were representing we decided to
look at films like the Godfather, Alpachino Scarface and Lock Stock and Two
Smoking Barrels because we wanted to make a film that appealed to the British
public. We have used the representations
from these films such as dress and talk to merge and make our film
conventional.
To set the tone for our film our main
character Vinnie Corbisiero to
look likes a typical mafia gangster. We wanted him to wear a suit because it
shows how formal it is for a man of his rankings to meet a Don. So when meeting
the don we wanted to create and atmosphere that the Don is the almighty when
our Doorman hears Vinnie call him the “Boss” we no that that is wrong by the
doorman’s response to correct them this also helps to create a sketchy and
unfriendly environment for the new comer Vinnie
When Vinnie sees the Don we make it seen
that there is no trust between the Doorman and Vinnie this is due to the status
that the don has. But from our research we learn that the Don is a friendly
charter to clients so when the Don now of his wear about we have him great him
in a friendly ton. We chose to keep the speech simple and edgy this applies
more suspense to the meeting and create a anxious environment.
In our title sequence we decide to give the
audience a background check to show the scale of just how powerful the don
really is. We stat the previous history of the families and how it transferred
to come to England create a new social group for the mafia based films to
target. Showing the typical events that you would expect from the Mafia
familiarizes the audience and sets them for the film
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