British Youths 'Chav'

'Chav'

-Derogertory term
- 'a young woking class persom whose tasts, although something expensive, are considered vulgar'.

Plan B- Ill manners
-Protesting against the word 'CHAV' 
-Blaming politicians, middle class.. 'rich people' 
- Council house estate kids
-Closed down community center.. what will the do now?
-Confrontational


-Representation of Youth
-Bikes
-Vicious Dogs
-Smoking 
-Hoodies, bandana 
-Filming fights on phones 
-Violence
-Inforces the 'Chav' stereotype 

-Plan B's protest song rises awaremess and grab attention. 
-Song offers a dense and thorny lyric, full of unresolved contridiction and abrupt changes of subject. 

It works well as a protest song as is highlights the government are to blame. Their community centers got shit down, therefore what do they have left to do when the'r 'entertaiment' is taken away. They say they are called 'Chavs' so will then act like one.

However the song  is showing a stereotypical view of chav and highlighting this in his lyrics. which contradicts and makes it unclear as a protest. 

	Mise en Scene	Sound	Camera	Editing
Harry Brown	Estate Clothing Hoodies Rioters Gangs Guns Graffiti	-Use of eerie sounds and drum and base music, reflecting the type of music the youths would listen to and creating the dark atmosphere	-Hand held cam to show position on youths
Ill Manors	Estate Clothing Hoodies Rioters Gangs Guns Violence Graffiti	-Drum and base, Rap culture, promotes what the youth would listen to. -Lyrics reflective of the type of actions the youths are seen to be doing.	-Hand held cam -Close up -Low angles to show them in a superior light
Eden Lake	Youth- Hoodies Rough Smoking Couple-	Youth- Rude Aggressive Couple- Well spoken Polite Using their authority, till challenge	-Hand held cam, creating ‘Horror atmosphere’ -Close up on the couple showing their fear