MAPPING YOUR MIND Big and small screen History and impact History 1880s: silent era Pre World War I D.W.Griffith 1927: Introduction of sound 1930s: Golden Age of Hollywood 1940s/50s: success of Hollywood studio powers Different influences, techniques, and messages Beginning 21st century: new trends Programmes History Films The beginning Western Europe Romances US Noir Influences Digital technolgy A Avant-gardes Germany Expressionism Russia Soviet montage Italy Neorealism 1960s/70s: crisis End 20th century: new technologies T Television France Auteur theory New wave Denmark Dogme 95 Iran Audio-visual language Sound Close-ups Story concepts Impact on society Representation matters Empathy Bringing history to life 1960s: platform for social change 1970s: more channels and specialised programming 1980s: blockbuster TV, MTV, V, change in V news broadcasting 1990s: digital technology 21st century: Internet, streaming services Impact Primary source of entertainment and information Documentation of historical events Influence on global culture Action/Adventure War Thriller/Crime Sci-fi Horror Cartoons Comedy Action Fantasy Science-fiction Superhero Non-fiction Reportages Media inquiry Documentary Talk show T Real TV News broadcasting TV series Drama Comedy Procedural Dramality Micro-series Hyper-realistic sci-fi Post-apocaliptic psychological thriller Soap operas Live coverage