Strong Female Characters

Daniella talks about strong female characters/feminist characters in film and TV and how the Disney Princesses fit into this role

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Rhiannon talks about the representation of women in film in regards to early feminist film theory and looks at Alfred Hitchcocks Vertigo (1958). Feel free to ask any questions about the feminist theories or about Hitchcock’s representation of women or other themes and ideas.

Laura Mulvey essay ‘Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema’ (1975)

http://imlportfolio.usc.edu/ctcs505/mulveyVisualPleasureNarrativeCinema.pdf

Tania Modeleski ‘The Woman Who Knew too Much’ (1988)
http://books.google.co.uk/books/about/The_Women_Who_Knew_Too_Much.html?id=ud-…

Summary of key feminist film theory ideas concerning Hitchcock

http://crea.u-paris10.fr/faaam/IMG/pdf/FAAAM_Modleski_sur_Hitchcock_handout_.pdf




David Blakesley ‘Defining Film Rhetoric: The Case of Hitchcock’s Vertigo’ (more overview of the theories and representation of women in Vertigo)

http://zhupinfan.com/pdf/zhu_defining.pdf
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Bad Ads


Jenn gives a brief overview of the way women’s representation in advertising leaves a lot to be desired.


http://genderads.com

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Em is bored of no women in films/nameless women in films..und so weiter.


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TOPIC ANNOUNCEMENT for the next three weeks!

THIS WEEK: Street Harassment

- Some of the Dames will be heading to London Reclaim the Night this Saturday 24th November and Sheffield Reclaim the Night next Friday 30th November. Hope to see you there to reclaim the streets as a place for everyone to walk without fear of harassment!

NEXT WEEK: Women’s Representation in Film and TV

- One of the topics you most wanted us to talk about, hopefully we’ll be able to get a lot of different perspectives across our videos this week.

THE WEEK AFTER: Misogyny in Pop Music

- This is a topic we’ve been wanting to talk about for a while, and with the X Factor final and Christmas Number #1 coming up now seemed the right time.

We’ve also had lots of requests to make guest videos over the last couple of weeks and we can’t wait to see what you have to say! If you’d like to make a guest video on these or any other topic then please click here to find out how you can get involved too!

- Becca x

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theblackdripsgold:

BLACK GIRLS CODE FILM IS A SEMI-FINALIST!
Our film, BLACK GIRLS CODE is a semi-finalist for the Focus Forward Film Competition. Black Girls Code is an amazing non-profit organization that bridges the digital divide. By engaging young girls of color into the digital field, they empower young women everywhere to go forth within computer, science and technology and make their own changes.
Focus Forward is a film competition powered by GE. It takes innovative film based towards science, education and technology – and pushes them forward. We are honored about becoming semi-finalists, and hope that all of our followers, friends and family will help us!
Since we are in the running to be semi finalists, we have the power to become audience favorites. So please help and vote! Our link will posted tomorrow. Let’s let the world know about Black Girls Code! Winning films will be distributed world-wide to major film festivals. 

theblackdripsgold:

BLACK GIRLS CODE FILM IS A SEMI-FINALIST!

Our film, BLACK GIRLS CODE is a semi-finalist for the Focus Forward Film Competition. Black Girls Code is an amazing non-profit organization that bridges the digital divide. By engaging young girls of color into the digital field, they empower young women everywhere to go forth within computer, science and technology and make their own changes.

Focus Forward is a film competition powered by GE. It takes innovative film based towards science, education and technology – and pushes them forward. We are honored about becoming semi-finalists, and hope that all of our followers, friends and family will help us!

Since we are in the running to be semi finalists, we have the power to become audience favorites. So please help and vote! Our link will posted tomorrow. Let’s let the world know about Black Girls Code! Winning films will be distributed world-wide to major film festivals. 

Among 35 major national print publications, including The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal, men had 81 percent of the quotes in stories about abortion, the research group said Thursday, while women had 12 percent, and organizations had 7 percent.

In stories about birth control, men scored 75 percent of the quotes, with women getting 19 percent and organizations getting 6 percent. Stories about Planned Parenthood had a similar ratio, with men getting 67 percent, women getting 26 percent, and organizations getting 7 percent.

Women fared a bit better in stories about women’s rights, getting 31 percent of the quotes compared with 52 percent for men and 17 percent for organizations.

Feminism in the mass media, and thank you BBC!

Hooray! Subi has found enough of a voice to make her video. Go check it out, there’s a bit around the 4min mark that made me punch the air.

If you haven’t watched us on the BBC yet, watch it now!

For non-UK viewers, if you use a proxy service like TunnelBear or ExPatShield that should make the official link watchable, or you can find less legitimate sources if you Google around…

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A Conversation With… Isis King and Janet Mock

Relevant to this week’s topic, Isis King and Janet Mock discussing transgender representation in the media.

LOVE this video, such badass women. - Becca