1. How does your media
product represent
particular social groups?
KIMBERLEY ROSE-WOOD

2. My media product represents two key social
groups, the working class and women.

3. The Working Class
 I have represented class within my opening sequence predominantly
through costume. My characters are dressed in dull colours most
commonly associated with a lower and less confident class of individual.
 My characters are also presented as working class through the setting, my
use of location shows a typical working class home, certainly not lavish or
fancy.
 In addition to this the narrative clearly demonstrates their working class
nature, mainly through dialogue and the characters sociolect.

4. Women
 In my production I played on the stereotype that women are weak.
 My production confirms the stereotype than women are vulnerable when
alone without a man for protection, this is shown through the fact that the
male character is not present when the disruption begins.
 Also the scenes that show my main character on the phone reinforces that
men are stereotypically meant to protect women. I purposely showed my
male character ‘checking up’ on my main female character so portray a
sense of concern for her wellbeing in his absence.