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13 March 2017Are female characters represented as powerless characters in film?
View BlogThis is my Unit 1 Part D, Arts issue for Gold Award.
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Why are theatre audiences so ill-mannered? by Chloe Packman -
Is graffiti vandalism or art? by Jodie RogersThis is really interesting Jodie well done! I totally believe Grafitti is art providing it isn't just a tag or some words, if time and effort has been put into making it a beautiful or abstract or fascinating piece of art then it is an art form! The line between what is vandalism and what is art isn't as big as what people make it out to be and I really enjoyed reading this study :)
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Should the Age-Rating system change? by Reuben JagerBefore reading this I didn't really care/know much about age ratings and just get frustrated when asked for ID in the cinema for a 15 rated movie (I'm not THAT small.) I think you summed up everything really well and your opinion is strong and I agree. The 'age restriction' should just be a guideline. I've seen a few films in the past, e.g. The Woman In Black where I've thought the age rating should be higher (or lower depending on the film.) A guideline rather than a restriction would be easier to put in place.
Very well written - well done
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Comment posted on 16 March 2017
This is great Chloe and I couldn't agree more with your conclusion. The evidence you found was interesting. I believe that theatre audiences should be informed on theatre etiquette due to the lack of knowledge. However, I also believe that everyone (no matter how uneducated) should know how to be respectful considering we know how hard it is to put on a performance! Great arts issue, an enjoyable read