This is a nice overview of each of the 7 areas of rep'ns:
This one is a workbook with tasks, but particularly good at integrating THEORY and explaining theories of representation:
This is very good at illustrating a range of common representations of the disabled:
This is a very thorough (60-slide) step-by-step run through the concept of representation, how ideology comes into it, and each of the 7 areas are considered in turn:
This blog post features a summary of a report into representations of the disabled, with a range of YouTube clips included to illustrate the points: http://revisionasmediastudies.blogspot.co.uk/2010/12/g322-tv-drama-representation-disability.html
This blog post has embedded clips for 6 of the rep'n areas to try, plus one exam report: http://coleshillmediasite.weebly.com/g322---concepts-in-media-studies.html
This website is mainly looking at gender and sexuality, but incorporates points (and especially theory) which can be apllied to most of the 7 areas of representation [it contains some strong language]: http://www.theory.org.uk/ctr-role.htm
Role
models
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Ally
McBeal Positive role model? by Judith Schroeter |
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and Cosmo
Confident magazines for women by David Gauntlett |
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Men's
friendships Joey and Chandler by Vegard Iglebæk |
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Men's
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Lessons in sexist attitudes? by Lucy Brown |
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There are many clips here which have 1 rep'n highlighted for practice: http://www.scoop.it/t/tv-drama-exam-prep
