This essay is examining how the Television show/character has major cultural significance. Your analysis is explaining why the show or the character resonates so well with its viewers or it doesn’t. Your analysis will also examine the cinematic techniques and other artistic devices the director uses that also contribute to the show’s or the character’s significance. This essay is examining how the Television show/character has major cultural significance. Your analysis is explaining why the show or the character resonates so well with its viewers or it doesn’t. Your analysis will also examine the cinematic techniques and other artistic devices the director uses that also contribute to the show’s or the character’s significance.
Your essay will analyze the social, cultural, political, religious, and/or economic forces that explain the show’s/the character’s significance.
Is your show/character a reflection of our society? Why do we need to see ourselves in a “mirror”?
Is your show/character critiquing our society? Why do we need to be critiqued?
Is your show/character nostalgic for the past? Why? What is so good about the past and reliving it (especially if there were social and political problems like sexism and racism in the past)?
Your essay will also examine the cinematic and artistic techniques that also help establish the show’s or the character’s overall appeal.
Is the character’s costuming telling of an evolution from good to bad?
Does the director constantly use dim lighting to establish a scary and uncertain world that the main character must battle against?
Is the show about the eternal struggle of good versus evil? How is that also displayed through symbols or clues in certain scenes throughout the episode?
Your essay will analyze the social, cultural, political, religious, and/or economic forces that explain the show’s/the character’s significance.
Is your show/character a reflection of our society? Why do we need to see ourselves in a “mirror”?
Is your show/character critiquing our society? Why do we need to be critiqued?
Is your show/character nostalgic for the past? Why? What is so good about the past and reliving it (especially if there were social and political problems like sexism and racism in the past)?
Your essay will also examine the cinematic and artistic techniques that also help establish the show’s or the character’s overall appeal.
Is the character’s costuming telling of an evolution from good to bad?
Does the director constantly use dim lighting to establish a scary and uncertain world that the main character must battle against?
Is the show about the eternal struggle of good versus evil? How is that also displayed through symbols or clues in certain scenes throughout the episode?