I and my family sat together for watching it. The concept of the show is related to the situations of ‘the common man in society’. As an Indian, I have to aware of problems of the society, I think. I love the approach of Mr. Amir Khan, who hosted this programme very systematically. When I saw his interview on the news channel Alzazeera, at that time he explained about the show and told how much difficult to understand the people who are facing horrible problems. He said that, “The show is about meeting the common man of India, connecting with people, we are not here to make a change. I am no one to change anything. I don’t think I am in the position to change anything else. I feel understanding a problem and a feeling it or holding one’s hand or hugging is important. I may not have the solution, but at least I can hear and understand”. He also added that, “I cannot say I understand TV completely. I was earlier scared to go ahead with the project. I can only say I have made this show with complete honesty and without compromising on anything”. I liked the way he is thinking. He was talking everything by heart and definitely he done this programme by heart. He pointed out the things which are sensitive and immediately raise the main issue. So, the problem was touching directly to the minds of…
Assignment: As the documentary Miss Representation explains, “The media is now the message and the messenger.” Every day, we take in countless hours of media that influence how we view others and in turn how we view ourselves. It is our responsibility to consume media in an intelligent way AND fight back against negative messages put forth by the media.…
Instrell, R. (2010) ‘Something old, something new, something excellent? – Part 2’ in Media Education Journal, 48, Winter 2010/2011, 3-11.…
Firstly I would like to thank Allah for granting me the opportunity to pursue my degree and a job (Internship) where I can passionately apply all that I have studied in my daily life. I would like to thank all of my Producers in PTV (Pakistan Television) for providing me with the opportunity to learn skills and apply them in a very professional environment. Throughout my internship, I have basically learnt about the production of programs and daily shows in PTV for the Current Affair Department. I would also like to thank Ma’am Rabia Nawaz (Iqra University) for her excellent guidance and techniques that made my stay at PTV worthwhile. I would also like to thank the fellow employees for their cooperation and support during all times.…
This report is a compilation of the twelve weeks industrial attachment I had at Moi…
They are tired of dismissing it as a mere distraction or else resenting it as the “evil twin” of universal education. Most of us, after all, like watching what we consider to be worthwhile, informative, or entertaining. Most educators are aware that the bumper-sticker invocation to “kill your television” has an ostrich-like impracticality. In the current political climate, the political options generally presented to deal with television have been, at best, fairly limited reactions to television’s perceived excesses. If we are to have a television system whose goals have more to do with public service than commerce - whether that means a greater diversity of images and representations, less commercial interruption, more documentary programming, or more educational children’s programs - we need to develop a citizenry that appreciates the politics of regulation and funding, to thereby imagine what television might be, and how the system might be changed to make it so. The challenge for media literacy, we would argue, is to make this possibility seem less…
Gerbner (2006), in his book “Television impact”, said that television has effectively taken the place of tribal elders of origin, religion, and even formal education in its role of myth telling. Common rituals and methodologies are crucial for society because they function as agencies of symbolic socialization and as such demonstrate how society works by dramatizing its norms and values.…
Raschke, J. 2006, 'Tabloid current affairs programs and the production of meaning’, Screen Education, no. 42, pp. 94-6.…
It’s interesting when we look at media and wonder if it all Depends on the Attitude of the author, producer or publisher when it comes to looking at certain issues or points relating into the world. What we don’t realise in the 21st century is that year 12 students studying supplementary material in standard English may find it difficult to understand and come to terms with it.…
At first they were talking about fundraising for the CV Starr. Soon after they started I could tell the lake of planning and communication there was about the topic. This is because they started of with how to fundraise then switched to how CV Starr is trying to put more money than they would get out of it. That CV Starr wants to build on an addition and the plans that they submitted were incorrect. After going to this meeting it showed me why it takes so long to get something done in town. If they clean up there comunication thing may happen at a faster…
The main focus in this thesis will be discussing the diverse range of strategies employed by television documentary-makers and how these are executed to convey to the audience the ‘truthfulness’ of their work and also what might be the possible problems that are present in some of these strategies employed by the documentary-maker.…
At first glance, one may see numbers of female correspondents and news anchors on public television, read letters from female editors of fashion magazines, or read columns in newspapers written by famous female faces. If one looks farther, however, at statistics and studies, we find that women are not represented equally in the field of journalism at all. In a world that consists half of women, ratios in the workplace should reflect the gender percentages, especially in the media. In the United States, while women comprise about half of the professional workforce, only 33% of journalists are of the latter sex. Although their numbers are steadily increasing, women in the field of journalism are under represented (Jurkowitz).…
of socialization. Media has been accused of distorting established cultural values and norms at the same…
online, they do not have the will to say in person so they make themselves look…
The first guest speaker was the king of all media, Boy Abunda. He discussed the role of mass media in economic transformation. During his discussion, he pointed out that education is an investment for profit. He believes to the power of education to improve the economy of our country. I learned a lot from him not only about the topic but also to the different aspect of life indeed. After his very long discussion we had our lunch.…