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Yr 11 setting
- 1. TV Crime Genre: Settings and Locations C: To understand the typical settings and Key words: locations used in TV Crime Drama Setting B To analyse how mise en scene represents Location typical locations and settings Rural Urban A: To evaluate how the typical settings and Realism locations used in TV Crime Drama appeal to Mise en scene audiences and provide storylines What is the difference between setting and location? Wire in the Blood Setting- time and place-present day fictional city of Bradfield Location- Bradfield university, Bradfield What are the setting and locations seen in Metropolitan Police HQ this extract
- 2. Settings in TV Crime Drama tend to fall into one of the following categories RURAL OR URBAN Wide open spaces- Poverty hills/woods/valleys Gritty Streets/Alleyways Close communities Crime and threat Limited outsiders Isolation Wealthy Noisy Quiet Crowded Sleepy Cosmopolitan Isolation Exciting
- 3. Compare the following locations in the these TV Crime Dramas: How are they represented?
- 4. The role of settings/location is to appeal to the audience and support the storylines The key functions they provide are: Realism/escapism Create Fear for the audience Create excitement Challenge the protagonist Provide opportunities for crime and deviance Watch the extract again from Luther. Discuss how the settings and locations offer the functions above?
- 5. Which setting would allow for the most crime/drama/excitement and audience appeal in your TV Crime Drama? Write 150 words on your choice of setting and why Consider: setting and location Potential for storylines Conventions of TV Crime Genre Appeal to audience Ext: The possibility of conflict between the protagonist and criminals