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1.  The audience was the American people who were promoting and supporting Hollywood.
2. The message is that Hollywood and the people that were working within Hollywood were communists with FBI evidence and they were making an attempt to try and convince the American people that communist was good and that the American people shouldn't oppose it.
3. The people that weren't communists were trying to stop Hollywood.

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1. This video was intended to bring fear into the American people about communism.
2. Some people could be communists whether they said it openly or not.
3. This would be effective because it would create a sense of paranoia and suspicion.

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1. hollywood was subjecting american morals
2. they put communist messages in the films
3. huac was very corrupt with a leader who embezzled money

Audience - businesses
Reaction - hollywood could never employ a communist
Effectiveness - made people aware of communism

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Three takeaways from this video is that Hollywood was being bashed because it would subvert the morals of Americans, showing too much violence, and that "Hollywood was a mouthpiece for communist propaganda."
-the intended audience was for American people who were supporting and promoting Hollywood.
-the people were very shocked and betrayed when they found out about the truths of Hollywood.

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1. Communists were brainwashing people.
2. It was used to scare the people, to make them afraid of communism.
3. It warned the Americans to be careful.

Audience - the people of America
Effectiveness - it worked at making people scared.
Reactions - most Americans didn't like communists

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The purpose was to explain that communists infiltrated Hollywood and the American movies industry.

HUAC said that Hollywood was brainwashing the American people.

The video was effective in making companies question if there were communist infiltrators.

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My takeaways from this video was that it showed American citizens ways to identify those of the communist party and to show that anyone can be apart of this party. This video was also intended to instill fear upon non-communist citizens.
-the intended audience was to American citizens to show them what a person of the communist party would look like and how they would act.
-the reactions were that Americans were not fans of communists and they were very scared of them and what they could do to the world.
-the message of this video was to be aware of your surroundings and know who you are around.

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The video was used to spread fear among the American populace about communism.

People could be communists whether they said it openly or were more discreet. It was hard to tell.

It was effective in creating a bunch of paranoia and suspicion.

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-The purpose was to explain anyone could be communist and that communists should be shown
-HUAC said that Hollywood was brainwashing the AMerican people through Communist phases
-The video was effective because it made companies question who was in their company and their positions.

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1. Showed people how to detect a Communist if that person decided to show their true self

2. The films were made to make everyone afraid of who lives in their house and what they believe in

3. This created a whole bunch of panic and suspection in the people around them

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The intended audience was American people who support Hollywood to show them that communists are able to cover themselves.

The video is useful in showing the truth of Hollywood. And how they felt about communism.

It made people aware that communists were everywhere even when you didn't know.

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1. The video was used to spread fear among the American people
2. People could be communists whether or not they were open communists or not
3. the video was effective in creating fear and paranoia in the US.

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1. This was intended for the american people, bring their attention that anyone can be a communist, even if you don't realize.

2. For American people yo be cautions with peers because it could be hard to tell if they are a communist or not.

3. The reactions from people were scared of communists being near them, and them not knowing.

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- With so many in the communist party with Hollywood, it implies that their audience could have been supporting these film makers and their beliefs of the communist party. this could influence the people's view on government.
- this brought awareness to the possible amount of communists that could be within a company or community. It set as an example of what to do when there are communists amongst them.
- Another takeaway was how the government went about finding these communists. This shows how dedicated they were to finding communists and how they would do anything to find them all.

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- One takeaway from this video was that this was a way to spread fear among the American people. This allowed them to be afraid of everything and everyone around them and made them question the people around them.
- Another takeaway was that people should always be on the lookout for anything that could look like communism. Communism could look and sound like anything therefore people should always be on the lookout.
- Lastly this video was made to bring awareness of the large amount of communists people believed they were surrounded by and how they can be hiding anywhere.

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-With the beginning of the Cold War HUAC set out to prove something new, that Hollywood was also a mouthpiece for communist propaganda. The chairmen of HUAC would soon be convicted for embezzling thousands from the government during the war. Also on the committee an avowed segregationist and vocal anti-semite.
-People like studio moguls were called friendly witnesses who were sympathetic toward HUAC and did not need to be subpoenaed to testify. Also called 19 Holywood people who they knew were in a communist party, they had evidence that the FBI had collected and given to them for proof. They knew exactly who was in the party and gave it to HUAC.
- The confrontational demeanor of the hollywood 10 did little to help them. The image of HUAC was that they were a bunch of clowns, the 47 hearings discredit HUAC that they don't begin investigating Hollywood again until 1951. AMong colleagues and press HUAC is a joke and not taken seriously. From this Hollywood succumbs and folds.

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-one takeaway is that you do not know if someone is a communist from their physical appearance.
-If a person supports organization reflecting communist teaching or organizations labelled communists by the department of justice she may be a communist.
-The video was made to bring awareness to the fact that communists could be surrounding them and hiding anywhere.

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-One takeaway from the video was that you do not know if someone is a communist from physical appearance. You will only know if he tells/declares it.
-Another takeaway is if a person consistently reads or publicates the views expressed on the publication he ay be a communist.
-Lastly if a person supports organization reflecting communist teachings or organizations labelled communists by the department of justice she may be a communist.

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-the purpose of the video was to show the audience that communists were trying to get everyone on their side.
-people who were not communists were trying to stop hollywood.
-It made people aware that communists were everywhere even when they didn't know.

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The video "He may be a Communist" was created to spread more anti-communist propaganda and was aimed at the American people. The video along with many other similar ones were effective in their job and ended up causing paranoia and panic in the country in hopes to avoid any communist influences from being able to spread effectively.

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- The intended audience was American people who support Hollywood to show them that communist are able to hide and cover themselves up in things that were thought were once normal.
- The video is useful in showing the truths of the Hollywood Ten and what they felt about communism considering they were part of the communist party.  It would make the Anti-communist American people go against Hollywood because of how it had two different fronts.
- It made people aware that communism was everywhere even when you don't believe that it could be. People needed to get more familiarized with communist ideas to be able to stop it and uncover it.

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1. American movies were promoting that America was a great country and that you should move there as soon as possible
2. A group of "Friendly Witnesses" made up of sympathisers of the HUAC and did not need to testify.
3. The FBI's list of 19 confirmed communists offices were raided.
-Intended Audience. Hollywood
-Reactions. Hollywood was to never knowingly employ a communist.
-Message. There were communists in Hollywood that needed to be removed

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Three Takeaways are:
1. Anyone could be a communist. Even those you wouldn't expect in the slightest.
2. You had to tell who was communist
3. People could be communist whether they were open about it or not.
-This is intended to the people of America so that they would be careful and scare them into not trusting anyone.
-It was effective because it scared the American people into not trusting even some of the closest people they know.
- People reacted by not trusting almost anyone, making it very effective
-The message is to try to find a communist, but don't become one with them.

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Three takeaways would be that there were probably communists everywhere in America, not just in the film industry. The only reason anyone found out about them was because they were famous. Another would be that the government was very desperate to publically degrade communists to make the people think that they were doing a good job fighting the evil in the world. Lastly, just because there was some suspicious and "un American" things in Hollywood films, doesn't mean they're communists.
The intended audience was the average American, the reactions were probably shock and disgust in the film industry and also some disappointment in the HUAC. I think it was probably effective, and the message was that communism is hiding in plain sight.

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The HUAC & Hollywood video was intended to explain the environment in the United States during the red scare and cold war.  The intended audience of this video itself is less specific than other ones such as "He may be a communist" since it was focused on educating the audience on what happened and why rather that being a straight up propaganda video, but the intended audience of the propaganda and the HUAC's efforts was the American people.  The video details how people responded to accusations of communism, especially within hollywood.  The reactions generally ended up with blacklisting of the accused and forms of social isolation.  The HUAC's efforts were largely effective in spreading propaganda and ended in the blacklisting of many accused communists.  The message of the video itself is more to share the history of HUAC propaganda and corruption.

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- The intended audience is Americans but specifically the family life. This video would have caused parents and children to question what kind of life they are actually living and if one or the other is a communist. This would scare the American families and make them paranoid.
- This video was very effective because it struck fear into the Americans. They were scared that they didn't know who was really living in their house. The became paranoid and didn't trust anyone.
- The message of this video was that communists could be hiding in plain sight. The government wanted Americans to become paranoid and start asking questions because then they can get more communists found quicker. It worked too because Americans became paranoid and started questioning each other.

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- I think the purpose of this video is to explain that communists could be anyone and to show what was done to people who were proved to be communist.
- I think the intended audience was the citizens of America who were against communism and were doing their best to expose communists. I think it was also intended for any Americans thinking about being a communist and was trying to show them why they shouldn't join the communist party.
- I thought it was interesting how many people had turned on Hollywood and claimed that they were producing communist teachings.

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1. HUAC thought that Hollywood was putting Communist phases into movies to brainwash the American public

2. The Hollywood Ten showed the American people that Communists were hiding in plain sight and a person's ideology is not that hard to come by if you break into the parties office

3. HUAC was corrupt but hid it kinda well.

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The intended audience was the average citizen, and it was meant to make them afraid of communism and losing their American ideals. It was also meant to send the message that communists would be hiding in plain sight, and that they were very convincing and would take even the best people you know. I think it was probably pretty effective for the time it was made, since it gave some realistic scenarios of where they could see communism in their everyday lives.
Three takeaways would be that the American government wanted the people to be so afraid of communism that they'd forget about their own problems at home, since they had more to worry about on the outside. They also described some situations in which there could be communism lurking but they were actually pretty normal human behaviors, so it wasn't the most accurate way to find communists, it was just generating more fear. The last takeaway would be that these kinds of things probably brought a lot of people together to fight against the greater evil, and we don't get that in America very often.

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- The video was intended to bring attention to the American people that communism can be anyone that maybe you never thought would be.
- The video is some way was used to scare people into trying to detect communism better like they used with the daughter leaving her home because she didn't want to be part of a family anymore.
- The message was for the American people to be very careful with family and friends because you may never know who is part of the communist party.  It tried to give people tips on what to lookout for in a communist and try to spot them based on their actions.

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Three takeaways are:
1. Hollywood was the start of the blacklistings
2. HUAC was corrupt, from the superiors to the Chairman
3. People wanted t see what communists were covering up
- The intended audience was the people of America, so they could see that communists were everywhere, and trying to get others on their side.
- Anti-communist people were trying to stop Hollywood
- Communism is everywhere, and the people have to be aware of their coworkers, and even their superiors, because they could e communists trying to spread their personal opinions.

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- One takeaway from this video was that this was intended for the American people, to bring to their attention that communist can be anyone, even if you don't realize it at first.
- Another takeaway from this video is that the reactions from it were scared because of the idea of communists being around them when they don't know it if they aren't publicly declaring they are part of the communist regime.
- Lastly the message of this video was for the American people to be very cautious with peers since it can be very hard to tell if they are part of the communist party which could be a danger. It was also made for people to look out for others who may be communists based on their actions or certain things that they did.

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- One takeaway from the video was that this video was intended for the American people to see what communists were covering up, or what was behind the people they thought were normal
- Another takeaway was that this video was very effective to outing Hollywood for their underlying communist beliefs after HUAC had questioned a group of people they felt were involved.
- Lastly the message of this video was to show Americans that even if they think they're hiding their communist beliefs well like Hollywood, the government will still find ways to uncover who is truly involved in the communist party.

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The three takeaways from this video are that Hollywood was allowing communist phrases into their movies which could influence the Americans view of the form of government. HUAC was corrupt from top to bottom, with the leader embezzling money and others said to be communists.
- The intended audience was businesses because they need to be more aware of who they are letting into their company and how they could influence other workers or customers.
- This video was very effective because it allowed other companies to be more aware of who is in their company and how high up are they.
- The message was that businesses have to be aware of the ideas of their employees, especially employees who have a higher job status because they could be influencing their customers or others with their personal opinions.

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- I think the message of this video was not only to inform American citizens of the signs of a communist but also to scare them a little. The video did this by showing a short clip of a girl leaving her family to join the communist party.
- I think the first half of the video was pretty useless because almost every sign of a communist mentioned in the video seemed to be very obvious and didn't need to be said but the second half was effective in scaring citizens by portraying a frightening realistic event.
- I think the intended audience was all the citizens of America who were devoted to stopping the spread of communism in America.

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three takeaways from this video were that communists were brainwashing people to go work for them, you had to look at clues from people to tell whether they were a communist or not, and if they say they are a communist and are proud of it, they are one.
- the intended audience was suppose to be the people of america, because they wanted to show people what a communist looks like and how to tell if someone is one.
- the reactions were that most americans did not like communists and were scared that they were going to brainwash people
- the effectiveness was probably the one clip of the daughter leaving with the men and join the communist party because she was brainwashed and i think it was making people scared that that would happened to their loved ones. The message is to try your best to spot a communist when you see one, and try to stay away and not fall into their trap or trust them.

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three takeaways from the video are that hollywood was subjecting american morals and they set out to prove something new, and were putting communist messages in films.
- the video was made to show the audience that communists were trying to get everyone on their side
- people who were not communists were trying to stop hollywood
- the message is that hollywood and the people who were working for hollywood were communists by fbi evidence and they were trying to convince america that the communist party was the way to go.

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What are three takeaways from the video?
- intended audience
- reactions
- effectiveness
- what's the message, etc.

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What are three takeaways from the video?
- intended audience
- reactions
- effectiveness
- what's the message, etc.