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Bear Grylls (Institution (Distribution/exhibition (Available to buy…

- - - - Channel Identity
  - - - ‘Bear Grylls, the most iconic name in the survival documentary genre. His knowledge, boldness, and ability to give up all dignity is what makes his ‘brand image’ stand out’.
  - - - On DVD
      - On Blu-Ray
      - To download
      - Suppliers
        
        Amazon video
        
        BBC Store
        
        ITunes
    - - 9-10pm, Friday
      - Water-cooler television
      - First broadcast 29th April, 2014
      - Stripping - every friday.
- - - - Diegetic sound
    - - Natural lighting
      - Close-up
      - Action shots
      - Establishing shots
    - - Natural lighting
      - No effects
  - - - David Liddiment - Reality TV
        
        "Blur the lines between fact and fiction."
        
        "A hybrid genre that is continually shifting and developing."
        
        "Most contemporary shows place participants in highly constructed situations."
        
        "Reality TV now involves presenting a range of very structured scenarios, heavily edited to provide audience entertainment."
- - - - Two-Step model (Katz and Lazarsfeld)
      - Received message through 'opinion leaders'
    - - Hypodermic Needle Model
  - - - Diversion
      - Surveillance
      - Personal relationships
      - Identity
    - - Celebrity endorsement
      - Presenter
      - Interactivity
      - Scheduling time
  - - - Reception Theory (Stuart Hall)
        
        Preffered
        
        Negotiated
        
        Oppositional
    - - Online reviews
      - Newspaper reviews
- - - - When they are going down to waterfall
    - - Will Jamelia leave or continue?
  - - - Survival vs. Death
      - Strength vs. weak
      - Elimination vs. contintuation
- - - - Women are also strong and fearless, total equality in nature
      - Challenges the stereotype of women being 'wimpy'
    - - 'Crisis of masculinity' - "men are struggling to cope with the pressures and expectations of their personal and professional lives"- CALM
      - Take on the breadwinner/ hunter gatherer role
      - Men expected to be strong and have better survival techniques than the women
      - Take more risks
      - Patriarch, leaders, strong, inexpressive