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Toddlers And Tiaras Analysis
The media artifacts that I have chosen is the theme song to a television show called “Toddlers and Tiaras”. In the opening theme song of the television show, there is a usage of a three-way split screen to divide the faces of the pageants girls. The pageants girls’ faces switches in and out by forming different features of different pageants girl’s faces. The features of all the pageant girls’ faces such as their noses, lips, eyes, foreheads, chins and hair, interchange to form an entirely new distinct face.
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