- Introduce the main topic, make sure the reader understands what this essay is about.
- engage the audience straight away start by using a quote from the film and then carry on to explain the film in more detail
- At the beginning i have to make sure i use SHEP as this will make the reader see the comparison before and after. This will make the point of my topic more obvious by comparing it to the past.
- i have to make sure theories and theorists that link to my study such as talking about the male gaze (Mulvey) or a theorist that talks about women in the past such as (Gunter)
- Talk about representations and stereotypes and make sure the reader understands how they are linked to one another.
- introduce the characters (roughly)
- As well as the film
- compare to historical film. (basic)
Paragraph two
- More detail about the characters and their lives.
- talk about:
- media language
- institution
- genre
- representation
- audience
- narrative
- add theories quotes to help the reader understand more
- always back up my points
- Always relate talk about past and present
- start to build up an argument between the two comparisons.
Paragraph three
- start getting in my argument creating points backing it up with quotes and evidence
- make sure i use Shep when auguring my points
- use theories for and against
- use historical evidence such as quotes movie names
- talk about how women are now and how they were
- state all the facts
Paragraph four
- similar to paragraph three however builds up in much more detail,
- more quotes theories theorists
- more information about the main topic
conclusion
- summarise all my points
- come up with an answer if their is no answer state the reasons why
- round up the whole essay similarly to how it started.
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