Person vs Persona - ANSWER-Person: expression of one's self Persona: a marketable commodity Both are conflated and merged in reality television Heteronormativity - ANSWER-Privileging heterosexuality as seemingly natural and as the "tacit, but cent

Person vs Persona - ANSWER-Person: expression of one's self Persona: a marketable commodity Both are conflated and merged in reality television Heteronormativity - ANSWER-Privileging heterosexuality as seemingly natural and as the "tacit, but central organizing index of social membership, making heterosexuality requisite for full participation in society Disability - ANSWER-Condition or function judged to be significantly impaired relative to the usual standard of an individual or group. The term is used to refer to individual functioning, including physical, sensory, cognitive, and intellectual impairments and various types of chronic disease. Public Imagery - ANSWER-Akin to a database that is accessible at any time and from any place, certain images are present across media forms and create simplistic pictoral vocabulary Elevated Ordinariness - ANSWER-Familiar narrative forms reminiscent of TV dramas and sitcoms, but are marketed as "real" (natural and spontaneous) stories of real people. It's the illusion of objective documentary. Ethics - ANSWER-The study of standards of behavior which promote human welfare and "the good" Low Angle v High Angle Shot - ANSWER-Low angle: shot from below in relation to the viewer and represent power, confidence, and strength High angle: shot from above in relation to the viewer and represent helplessness, vulnerability, and being in danger Steps to analysis - ANSWER-1.) Make observations 2.) Identify Patterns 3.) What what these observations/patterns made indicate 4.) Make a claim/argument 5.) Support claim with tangible evidence 6.) Develop implications of argument (ie what it may mean in the context of the episode, series, contemporary TV, society, history of TV, etc.)