Media Critique

“Media critiques dissect popular film, television, novels and other forms to explain to a broad audience how, in academic terms, these cultural artifacts can be reflective of social issues, evidence artistic accomplishment, offer critical voice to power and much more. Often taking the form of a visual essay, the media critique requires researching, editorializing and translating both written and visual source materials into a cohesive, understandable whole.”

References:

Penn State Teaching and Learning with Technology. (n.d.). Media Critique. Retrieved from https://mediacommons.psu.edu/2018/05/03/media-critique/