School Programs
The Evolution of Social Values on Screen
Today, the screen is the most dominant form of communication providing the ability to frame social values, issues and discourses almost as soon as they occur. However, rather than mirroring social constructs that shape our world, the screen can act as an agent provocateur instigating social change.
Looking at film, television, advertising and social media this three-hour program also uses Screen Worlds to explore the concept that the values of society are in a state of evolution.
Levels: Year 12 (VCE)
Study Areas: VCE Media Unit 4
| Dates |
|
Available all year (dates subject to availability) |
| Cost |
|
Student Lecture: $15 per student (min 10 students)
|
|---|
|
|
Make a booking |
|---|
|
|
|
