How does your media product represent particular social groups?

The film portrays office workers and shows how someone may seem to like their job on the outside, but as we find out in the film, once they are in their own environment in the comfort of their home, they break down. This is played on a kind of career woman often seen in rom - coms, which is often played by the well known actress Jennifer Aniston.

We've demonstrated this by doing a lot of close ups so we can see her true emotion, shots of her looking in the mirror and running make up which suggests she's not happy with her image and just wants to move on with her life. The only happy asset we see, if any, is the ipod at the very end of the film.

We never actually see the boss, but we assume that it's going to be a male as this usually happens in media. In this case, the actress would be over powered as whatever type of media you read/watch/listen to, the stronger gender is normally always male.

In our short intro, we see a male window cleaner cleaning the windows which may suggest that there may be a romantic fling between the window cleaner and the woman. We assume this because in many films we see couples together who are complete opposites. For example, in the film A Cinderella Story, we see an unpopular girl starring Hillary Duff and this super popular guy starring Chad Michael Murry who get together at the end which normally you wouldn't expect.



This is what the boss would probably look like should we see him.



Alex represents this well known actress Renee Zellweger who starred in Bridget Jones, in our film Moving on