Misrepresentation is a film that documents the impact that the media industry has on women and how they are viewed in American society. The film examines the effects and consequences that negative media portrayals of women have on the audience. It also serves as a chilling reminder of how powerful and influential the media’s role has grown in American culture. In Miss Representation, Jennifer Newson is able to effectively bring attention to the consequences that negative media portrayals of women have on society through the use of a compelling narrative, real life accounts, and strong statistical support. A major part of the film’s successful delivery of content relies on Newson’s compelling narrative and narration that she provides throughout …show more content…
Not only does the documentary feature commentary from professionals and members of the entertainment industry, it also features commentary from young girls. This is important because it allows the audience to put a face to a victim that would otherwise remain faceless. The commentary makes the issue more personal because they hear real life accounts of the negative experiences that young girls and women go through furthermore, it creates an opportunity for the audience to make a personal connection and helps persuade the viewer to agree with the argument presented. Finally, Newson is able to effectively bring attention to the consequences that negative media portrayals of women have on society through the integration of strong statistical support. The way the film presents facts and statistics serves as important backing for the commentary being provided. Also, the information helps the audience create a link to the real world by breaking down the information and providing background. The film successfully informs the audience on the argument that’s being