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textual analysis of TV dram sequence 'Dexter'

Sound:.............> foley sound are sounds thathave been exaggerated to create a tense effect for example; when Dexter shaves you can hear a loud rough sound as he drags the razor up his throat. There are also non-digetic sound which we can hear but the characters can't like the theme tune but there are many digetic sound which the characters can hear like the sound when he shaves,cuts the meat and grinds the coffee beans. the theme tune is very strange and suspicious even though it is up-beat it still make you curious about the show.

Case study

CSI (crime scene investigation) is broadcast on:

Thu 30 April 8:00pm, Five USA
Thu 30 April 9:00pm, Living
Thu 30 April 10:00pm, Living+1
Thu 30 April 11:00pm, Living+2
Fri 01 May 12:00am, Living
Fri 01 May 1:00am, Living+1
Fri 01 May 2:00am, Living+2
Fri 01 May 8:00pm, Five US

CSI crew

Creator/writer: Anthony Zuiker
Executive producer: Ann Donahue
Executive producer: Carol Mendelsohn
Executive producer: Naren Shankar
Producer: William Petersen
Producer: Danny Cannon
Producer: Bruce Golin
Producer: Richard J Lewis
Producer: Kenneth Fink
Producer: Josh Berman
Producer: Lipsitz
Producer: Ron Mitchell
Producer: Louis Shaw Milito
Producer: Cynthia Chvatal

CSI cast:

Gil Grissom played by William Petersen,

Catherine Willows played by Marg Helgenberger,

Greg Sanders played by Eric Szmanda,

Warrick Brown played by Gary Dourdan,

Sara Sidle played by Jorja Fox,

David Hodges played by Wallace Langham,

Original run:
October 6, 2000 – present


GENERAL INFO: Reception of the show is generally good, with ratings making it the number one show on the network several times in its history, although it has been criticized for its inaccurate portrayal of how police investigations are performed and for its often extremely violent depictions of the crime. CSI has been nominated numerous times for industry awards and has won nine awards during its history. The success of the program has led it to be spun off into outer space, an exhibit at Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry, a series of books, and several video games. It has reached its 200th episode.

Awards:
ASCAP Award:
Top TV Series - 2006

ASC Award:
Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography in Episodic TV Series - 2006
Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography in Episodic TV Series - 2005

Emmy:
Outstanding Sound Mixing For A Comedy Or Drama Series - 2007
Outstanding Cinematography For A Single-camera Series - 2006
Outstanding Sound Editing For A Series - 2003
Outstanding Makeup For A Series (Non-Prosthetic) - 2002

Saturn Award
Best Network Television Series - 2004

Screen Actors Guild Award
Outstanding Ensemble in a Drama Series - 2004

Breif synopis:
The show follows the cases of the Crime Scene Investigation division of the Las Vegas Police Department, usually referred to by officers as the "Las Vegas Crime Lab." Anthony -E.Zuikerchose to set the series in Las Vegas because—as mentioned in the pilot—that city's crime lab is the second most active in the United States, after the Federal Bureau of Investigation lab in Quantico, Virginia. The division solves crimes almost entirely through forensics evidence, which may or may not come to conclusion of a murder or accidental death. The bizarre conclusions of these cases often force one to question morals, beliefs and human nature in general.

Brief

Section A-Project 3

By the end of this project I must have:

• A sketch book full of thorough, beautiful pesented research and planning and/ or a thorough, deaild esearch and planning blog.
• A txual analysis essay, analysing an existing television drama pogramme.
• A storyboard for th ile sequence for your own, original television drama progamme.