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Representations in Broadcast/Video/Film

Representations in Broadcast/Video/Film. Abellon, Aquino, and Reyes. “Kapag Wais ang Filipina: Si Lumen sa Soap Opera”. Elyrah L. Salanga. Lumen Surf commercials. Since 1997 features various events in Lumen’s life “wais”

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Representations in Broadcast/Video/Film

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  1. Representations in Broadcast/Video/Film Abellon, Aquino, and Reyes

  2. “Kapag Wais ang Filipina: Si Lumen sa Soap Opera” Elyrah L. Salanga

  3. Lumen Surf commercials • Since 1997 • features various events in Lumen’s life • “wais” • Run alongside soap operas like Mara Clara, Mula sa Puso, and Mari Mar

  4. “Through the soap opera format featuring various events in Lumen’s life, the Surf commercials contribute to the regimen- tation of the housewife in the Filipino family.”

  5. “Representasyon ng Pagkalalaki sa Pelikulang Bakbakan ni FPJ” Rommel B. Rodriguez

  6. There is a common denominator in most of FPJ films - the dominance of ‘alpha males.’ From different portrayals such as being a policeman to being a father, masculinity is evident. • There is a clear boundary between the characters of the protagonist and antagonist. The protagonist is always depicted as a ‘good’ guy at first but ends up being the one who prevails in violence. The antagonist is always defeated by the main character. • Love interest is a bonus.

  7. Black Manila: A short overview • The documentary is set at Smokey 2 • The main livelihood of people in the complex is charcoal making • The documentary derives perspectives from a young girl, a Dutch woman, a young boy, and an entrepreneur

  8. “A representation of the poor” • Smokey Mountain is the ultimate representation of poverty in the country. • Proximity to garbage dumps, dirty jobs, and child labor are just common things that are associated with poverty in the country. • The shots are focused in the scenery rather than the host and the people.

  9. Narrative • A young girl • A Dutch woman • A man

  10. SOUND Melodic music can be heard in the background Faster dark melodies for proving a point Light piano music for exposition and scenic shots MISE- EN-SCENE Landscape shots are used The clothing of the people are tattered and they are covered in soot Natural lighting and shots in the shadows

  11. Sources Black Manila: A Documentary by Howie Severino (2014) Obtained from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RnR11loRYlM&t=721s

  12. “Juan for All, All for Juan”

  13. How is family represented in the show? • The most common type of family is normal family • Most families in the show are extended • There must be reason when the winner is single

  14. Sources https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMXhhHBYOhg&list=PLZmmdCFFYCOWp8dEGbsHnKySFuNAn-0i5&index=17 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHKh4_No6JY&list=PLZmmdCFFYCOWp8dEGbsHnKySFuNAn-0i5&index=6 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CY_Tve2I3As&list=PLZmmdCFFYCOWp8dEGbsHnKySFuNAn-0i5&index=14

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