People and places
are represented in different ways in this trailer. As you can see the trailer
consists all white people in it working in the control rooms of America which connotes the trailer is going to be about Americans. This
represents that it is stereotypical because it shows that women are not capable
of doing this and working for the united, and shows that only men have more
power than women. It also represents that the entire male are middle age male C1 which means they are high classed society people as said in the ideology
views and this is most likely to be heterosexual as this forms a stereotypical of
them.
Also as we get
further into the trailer we can see the foreigners are represented in a sly way
as they are quite. As there is a close-up of them where it shows their facial
expressions to the audience and this foreshadows that they might be the antagonists
of the trailer as the theorist says. They create the theorist odorous disequilibrium
as we know that the foreigners have taken over the plane. Normally villains are
confident but this goes against the stereotype and makes it more realistic (
also for the men in the control room, it portrays a stereotype of the kind of
people that work so high up in charge of keeping everything organised and safe
and this represents them as a high class people).
Furthermore in the
trailer America is seen as powerful country, but seems to have let terrorists
take over which goes against their stereotype. This shows America have values
of being able to work as a team and be organised and able to make use of the
technology. There is also a dominant stereotype of foreigners being terrorists.
Americans and foreigners and represents in a way which they create binary
opposition as foreigners are quite sly and sneaky opposed to Americans.
Furthermore the camera movement reinforces the idea of ‘them and us’ informing
the audience that the villains are dangerous. Finally males are seen in the
whole clip which means power, dominant and make decisions.
