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LFTVD Q3 Genre Feedback Genre relevance Different genres attract specific, niche audiences Netflix homepage organized by genre Genre brings codes & conventions together Allows advertising presence - tells audience about the show (Neale), producers rely on audiences wanting to see different genres; genre hybridity Other factors Quality of show affects success of show; dependent on reviews Reviews; below the line word of mouth Budget of the show impacts its quality (NO) Marketing allows LFTVDs to be advertised to a wider audience - more people interested (Hesmondhalgh), repeated narratives such as using popular actors (Omar Sy, Winoda Ryder) Netflix algorithm gives audiences personalized shows Netflix Originals are more relevant than genre!!!! Using evaluative language While genre is still relevant to the success of LFTVDs, the quality of them is a far more important factor to their success. This is because the quality of LFTVDs shape how well audiences perceive them which ultimately...

Plan Medium shot of child sat on stairs - Representation of age, ethnicity - Shows that black people are prejudiced and live in hardship, as seen by the poor quality of housing - Shows hardships associated with age and ethnicity; the child is too young to help himself - EMILE SANDE IS SOCIALLY CONCIOUS, creating star image (bang!) Shot of Emile Sande performing on streets of Bethnal Green - Shows Emile Sande is connected to her roots - Shows she is socially conscious, wants to acknowledge the low income area she comes from - Offers representations to those living in Bethnal Green - Shows imperfection of Emile Sande and that she is SOCIALLY CONCIOUS High angle shot of woman sat on kerb - Representation of age, gender - Shows that young people struggle to live in low income areas such as Bethnal Green - Sat on kerb, suggests she has nowhere to go to and young people can't help themselves (x2) - Emotions show she is unhappy, and unsure of what comes next - Shows Emile Sande is SOCIALL...