Paper 15 - Mass Communication and Media Study
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This document discusses mass communication and media, specifically focusing on cinema. It covers two major forms of film - commercial cinema, which aims to entertain audiences through elements like popular stars, music, and dance. Art cinema, also called parallel or new wave cinema, takes a more realistic and relevant approach, seen as educational by sociologists. While there has been little academic study of film in India, cinema has helped shape personal and social attitudes in society.
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- 1. Paper : Mass Communication and Media Prepared by: Devendra Pratipalsinh V Prepared by: Chudasama A Joshi Roll No. 13 Roll No. ::06 P.G Enrolment NO. : PG12101009 P.G Enrolment NO. : PG12101020 Seat NO. : 11340006 Seat NO. : 11330013 Sem : 4 Sem : 3 Email id : dajoshidevendra@gmail.com Email chudasamapratipal@gmail.com Email id : Id : devendrajoshi3190@gmail.com Submitted to: Smt. S.B. Gardi Department of English Maharaja Krishnakumarsinhji Bhavnagar University Bhavnagar (Gujarat India)
- 2. Creative expression Tractions of mass media Information, education, films Widely popular Audit visual nature Power for social influence Society has participated in the activity
- 3. According to Jovett & Linton, Obviously there is still Something unique and Inherently appealing about Going to the movies. o Social institution of movie o Society and movies o The factors contributing to the dramatic changes
- 4. Psychological impact The extent of reality Film is far great ening Television or any other medium Genre of film for example, Comedy and hilarious movie Social or tragic movies
- 5. Talks of cinema Two Major forms, Known by people Commercial Cinema Art Cinema
- 6. Commercial Cinema Primary aims Entertainment to the people Popular cinema star system, high budget, abundance of music, song and dance People for example, Films like Vaqt, Sholay, Muqhadar ka sikkandar, Hum apke hain kaun
- 7. Art Cinema Realistic and relevant Parallel cinema, Alternative Cinema or New wave Cinema Educationists and sociologist The film as educational Hardly any academic systematic, Scientific studies The film in India Films helps in shopping personal and social attitude