How are audiences are positioned - TV Case Studies
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- Created on: 02-05-18 09:40
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2. Which factor is least likely to negatively affect the audience's reading position for "The End of the F***ing World"
- Sexual Content
- Graphic Violence
- The Narrative
- Strong Language
3. What is a brief definition of positioning?
- How audiences access media texts that appeal to their needs.
- How the text is constructed to encode meanings and messages to be decoded by audiences.
- Variations in reactions due to complex and sophisticated audiences who have varied social and cultural experiences.
- How the text is constructed to appeal to certain audience groups, by knowing who the audience is and what certain groups are attracted to.
4. Which of these factors is most likely to positively affect the reading position for the audience of "The Detectorists".
- The complex narrative
- All of the answers
- The multi-layered characters
- The realistic representation of human relationships
5. Why do media producers position audiences?
- To create a positive representation of their media text.
- To create a wide appeal for their media text.
- To ensure audiences react positively and accept ideological messages.
- To increase the popularity of their media text.
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