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Tension In Britan Youth

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The producers, Ben Drew (Plan B- the main singer) and Al Shux are deemed ‘brave’ and ‘insightful’ to the youth and some members of parliament of Brittan today- playing with fire (2012) and Hard times (2011) follow similar themes and messages to help others in Brittan have a voice and justify the views of youth in this broken society of people who can’t or don’t know how to speak up. This piece being deemed by the rolling stones magazine and big league papers such as the independent to be one of the ‘best mainstream protest songs’ yet. Characteristics of Benjamin Drew’s directing, acting and urban rapping scenes are represented of who he is –in the place of ‘ill manors’ depicting the youth and protesters views of the corrupt government in a …show more content…

To create tension and truth, developing complex political ideas to pass on to the youth and other adults and politicians about what the rea situation is. Tension is a highly important effect of these techniques as it is essential to raise the emotional impact of the text’s issues to a ‘boiling point’ in order to be recognised by such a wide range of people. The way the producer, crafter and writer of this pieces these techniques creates a successful emotional impact on the viewers .particularly, some of the more comedic effects on the viewers can help to create connections between prominent MP’s.it challenges Drew’s viewers to think more about their power as youth and their role as rioters in 2011. Some key ideas brought up by the use, technique and effectiveness of lighting editing, costuming and Mis en scene, in the text are the themes of Dystopian, cities and unity in numbers, the reason if can see the idea of a dystopian city in through the lighting of the film is how in the beginning the shots seem so powerful, focusing on the city and buildings working on the surface with clear grey skies. The ending of the scene on red display more of an ‘underground’ or under the surface approach hinting to more ideas of corruption under the surface and how we might end up as a dystopian city from implications of fighting the government with

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