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If you’re Scottish:
Daily Record gallery

1 – You wear a kilt
2 – You have “ginger” hair
3 – You love the film Braveheart
4 – You hate the English
5 – You’ve seen Nessie
6 – You are miserable
7 – Your country is a big field
8 – You are tight-fisted
9 – You play and/or enjoy listening to the bagpipes
10 – You are always drunk (on whisky)
11 – You eat haggis
12 – or a deep fried Mars bar

Stereotypes:

Men – how a man’s magazine should really look?

Women’s magazine really looks like this.

Spot the representations here that are stereotypes…

The Second Sex

Sony

EXCLUSIVE: Despite a spate of reports to the contrary, Sony Pictures has not shut down production of all its films because of the hack attack that has shaken the film division to its core. The James Bond film Spectre is shooting in the UK; the untitled Peter Landesman-directed film about football concussions that stars Will Smith is shooting in Pittsburgh, and YA novel adaptation The Fifth Wave, about an alien invasion, is shooting in Atlanta.

Insiders said that protecting these productions was made top priority the moment hackers breached the studio on November 24; shooting hasn’t been interrupted and dailies are being viewed by studio executives despite the tumultuous distractions. An unchecked and misinformed report from The Times Of London got aggregated everywhere, including in the juicy scandal coverage in this morning’s New York Post. Strangely, studio higher-ups consider this gossipy misfire is among the least troubling thing being reported by blogs and filtering to more legitimate publications, all sourced by the swarms of private e-mails sent by hackers to media outlets, ostensibly to try to upend Amy Pascal and Michael Lynton’s regime and to blackmail them into not releasing The Interview…

Where one media product references another.

Comic covers in the style of movie posters

Braveheart: The true story Channel 5 tonight at 10 &

The Lost Honour of Christopher Jefferies available on ITV Player

Prison – impenetrable walls, chain link fences, locked gates, masses of prisoners looking like tiny creatures from above, guards with guns, prisoners in uniforms.

Music (diegetic) – unobtainable females, sophistication and culture as an escape and as opposition to authority

broken down into each key aspect to be reassembled according to the way the question is worded. Make sure you learn this and practise using it for the prelim.

Make a request to join if you belong to the class.

It’s okay if it doesn’t work out exactly as planned. It’s more about the journey and what you learn from the process.

Be brave!