Camille Walter

[Camille Walter @Camillecomm]

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[Camille Walter @Camillecomm]

https://t.co/gcFqwr5V72 Hope that this girl is acting extreme to bring attention to stereo-types presented to us through media and that she does not actually believe what she is saying. But media can have a strong effect on us so maybe its real.. #Comm316HC @RoseannPluretti

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@RoseannPluretti https://t.co/fdqyZnK2Y7 This article comments on how current sitcoms, even though they are based off of older sitcoms about working class families, are instead about upper class families that never have to worry about money #Comm316HC

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@RoseannPluretti https://t.co/K4tbCsVCCR This is an article on TV shows about relatable working class families. As I scrolled through the list, I found it interesting that the majority of the shows took place before 2007 #Comm316HC

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@RoseannPluretti https://t.co/TB39SkEcue This article touches on that "showing face" in media isn't enough. The representations should also be authentic #Comm316HC

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https://t.co/DiSHsZRvP9 Columbus Day celebrates a white-modified version of history. This Columbus Day, many cities made the choice to recognize the true history of Christopher Columbus' "discovery" of America, by celebrating the indigenous people @RoseannPluretti #Comm316HC

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https://t.co/VqlanR52PI this article suggests steps we can take to limit the negative impacts of stereotypes in the media, highlighting the fact that even if media is stereotypical, its on us to make sure we don't let it affect our behavior or beliefs @RoseannPluretti #Comm316HC

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Media industries are happy with their level of diversity when they "add just a drop of color to the mix". Having balanced representation in media is diff than doing the minimum to claim the media is diverse https://t.co/uRyruMeuPV @RoseannPluretti #Comm316HC

[Camille Walter @Camillecomm]

I continue to find articles that claim change is coming and progress is being made in regards to equal representation in the media. I hope that our generation will be able to see and benefit from a more inclusive media https://t.co/8pvnc3mpzE #Comm316HC @RoseannPluretti

[Camille Walter @Camillecomm]

WarnerMedia implements a diversity and inclusion policy... another step in the right direction for equal representation in media. But why must a policy be implemented? Because diversity is not the norm! #Comm316HC https://t.co/of3JLcIpn5 @RoseannPluretti

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https://t.co/iUheOmylSj This article lays out a timeline of Asian American representation in films. Small steps have been taken to better represent this minority group and hopefully this progress continues #Comm316HC @RoseannPluretti

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@spencerhkendall Same Spencer! I now analyze pictures more when I look at them and think about why everything is where it is. I also think about the conscious decision the photographer took to include everything that can be seen in each photograph #comm106

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@annacbrookscomm good point.. I agree that people still tend to believe things that are reported to them from any source of authority. however, I think that enough people are more skeptical now that something like this may not happen today #comm106

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@elijah_morris that is definitely an interesting comparison! in the 30s, the fireside chats were thought to be informal. now, even Trump's most formal speeches are probably even less formal than the fireside chats. i wonder what Roosevelt would think of Trump's tweets #comm106

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Cooley's idea that the body is irrelevant to communication is creepy. If communication is merely a spiritual act, communication beyond the grave could be possible #comm106

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one pleasure we get from cinema is the "mirror image" we enjoy identifying with the image and seeing better versions of ourself. which reminds me of my cousins fascination with spider man. he can see part of himself in peter parker and dreams of being spider man #comm106

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@annacbrookscomm does it really make us want pepsi or does it just make us want to go play football with our friends? -- if i already prefer coke over pepsi will this commercial make me rethink my choice? i think that is why commercials evolved to focus more on the product #comm106

[Camille Walter @Camillecomm]

Gunning's argument that early cinema appeal was not about simulating reality but about the shock value of seeing things still stands true today. The most popular movies in recent years have no base in reality-their appeal comes from their ability to shock the audience #comm106

[Camille Walter @Camillecomm]

Not all viewers of cinema buy into the illusions presented to them on film. It is possible to watch a film while keeping in mind that everything has been staged and rehearsed #comm106

[Camille Walter @Camillecomm]

https://t.co/t6fmTv8OxZ check out this link! really helped me understand the parable of the sower! thanks Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints #comm106