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Hunt For The Wilderpeople - Screen Notes

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Hunt For The Wilderpeople - Screen Notes

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Youths are shown to be organised criminals, since it says that they "used social networking sites such as Twitter to coordinate their attacks". Young people are described as "masked yobs" and "mindless thugs", which portrays them in a negative light. They are also represented as thieves, since it says that they were "looting" from shops and "targeting people to rob them". Young people are represented in this way because the Daily Express is a conservative newspaper that is aimed at upper-class, middle-aged people and so by stereotyping younger generations they are making the article interesting to the the target audience and are making them scared of the youth.

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Fire is pictured to signify violence and destruction. A group of young people are shown behind it wearing hoodies and baseball caps which have connotations of crime, so it looks like they did it. They are surrounded by fire which makes it seem like they are dangerous, and sinful.

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The police are shown to be heroes, as they are tackling the dangerous youths to protect the public.

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The light in the background represents fire, and the silhouette is coloured red because of the fire. It makes it seem like the woman has no choice but to jump out of the window, and the green cross shows that this is a pharmacy, and even that isn't safe.

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An alternative reading may show other groups of people who were taking part in the riots, such as older people or teachers, instead of just focusing on young people. It could also have shown the opinions of the people involved to help understand their reasoning behind taking part in the riots, and gave information on their backgrounds to see if there is a reason they might have decided to loot from shops. Media outlets that may have presented a different point of view are The Mirror or The Guardian, since they are more liberal newspapers. It is important to be impartial in journalism so that people can find out the full story and form their own opinions, instead of adopting the opinions of the news source.

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News of the World Phone Hacking Scandal - Legal and Ethical Case Study

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News of the World Phone Hacking Scandal - Legal and Ethical Case Study

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You have gathered useful information from primary and secondary sources.

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You have stored information competently

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You have written copy for different audiences showing elements of creativity and flair. You have worked independently throughout this process.

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You have explained the social, legal and ethical obligations of a writer with illustrative examples