Write a gender-based analysis of a single scene from a film, television show, or short video from social media. Your paper must include
a thesis (main argument) presented in the first paragraph
supporting argumentation using the kind of cinematic analysis we learned from Bignell (textual analysis)
supporting argumentation using context
a concept or argument from one of the assigned readings properly cited, paraphrased, and employed in your argumentation. Note that the cited concept can be either central or peripheral to your argument. You may not use Mulveys concept of the male gaze, except to offer a revision of that conceptthat is, another kind of gendered gaze.
2-3 screenshots to illustrate your argumentation
