The shot zooms out to a long shot - shows his bed sheets of a naked man and women's body with no heads - stereotype? - shows humour.
When alarm rings - r'n'b music plays and shows Tony jumping out of bed and doing exercise - push ups, sit ups. This shows he feels confident about himself and believes he has strength.
When he looks in the mirror - connotes him feeling attracted towards himself.
- Tony has a neat and tidy room and is seen to be well looked after as his clothes are folded neatly in his room and shows how he has a positive up bringing from his mum (Mummy's boy)
He opens his curtains whilst in his white boxers and looks over to a lady getting dressed. Stereotype?- Males watch ladies when shown in a sexual way.
- Watches her get changed - however lady knows she is being watched and shows a sense of enjoyment that Tony is watching.
Sister approaches (walking down the street - dressed up) - watches were her brother his looking and does not think any different from it.
Waves to her brother - to let her in the house, he plays loud music to distract his dad (seems close with his sister to help her) who comes in screaming and swearing at him. Stereotype of an angry dad?
Girls sneaks into her room and gets ready for school. Stereotype? Girl seen as innocent and sweet at home but sneaks out at night.
- Sense of Moral Panic parents are unaware she is sneaking out and where she is going at night.
- Tony seems like the dominant one of the house hold - father tries to go to the bathroom but Tony has taken over it and is in there reading a book.
Boy goes outside to brush his teeth - lady comes outside (that he was watching) and smiles at him - shows a sexual side to her.
Goes to Kitchen - Mum is there - very nice and kind to her son. Stereotype? - always nice.
Father is still swearing and shouting about his son being in the bathroom, he plays games with his dad by locking the door.
He left the house early... makes phone calls.
Calls. Sid: Stereotype? Sleeping in a dirty and messy room and is still in bed... not worried about appearance.
Calls. Girl playing music: she emphasis how she is busy practicing and has no time to talk -
Calls. Michelle: Shows her legs. labelled as sexual - Tony talks about her body..and makes her feel self conscious about herself. Stereotype? - Boys being rude and inconsiderate.
Calls. Boy in bed with a girl, stereotype? teenagers think about sex. - Boy says how he's busy and how it is his time with the girl..
Walks on a rail way bridge.. Not a posh area shown. Girl playing music: not amused at how Tony acts, and says she has to go and practice - Binary opposition.
Michelle is willing to help sid. - Self conscious about her body.
Muslim boy doing prayers at the mosque. Seen as stereotype on television?
Interrupted by a phone call...and answers the calls. Man (stereotype) is angry and throws him out.
Tony calls Mr Jenkins - (Sids dad) - Tony says he has an exam.
Mr Jenkins swears and shouts at sid to get up and calls him a waste of space -
Tony (on the bus) talks about virgins and virginity.. Not worried about other peoples opinions.
Muslim boy: Talks about sex even though at the mosque. - Stereotype of boys talking about sex but not of a religious person.
Maxi boy - tap dancing. Shows a gay stereotype? But also a counter type.
- Says "God i'm good" feels positive and goes to a big man (maybe his teacher) binary opposition
Stereotype? Boy masturbating in bed whilst reading a porn magazine. Shows even more sexual behaviour from teenage boys.
Question.
Tonys parents are seen as a stereotype, the mother in the kitchen making breakfast whilst the father is trying to relax and not be stressed but is getting hassled by his son which annoys him and makes him swear a lot.
Tonys representation is seen as the leader of the group (hegemony) shows close up of him and he feels strong and confident about himself. (This can connote the reasons for the group looking up to him)
There are up to 9 stereotypes created within the clip but also there is counter types as well, as the black girl playing the musical instrument is wanting to practice and does not find Tony's attitude amusing, this connotes a counter type as the stereotypes of teenage girls are seen to be sexual active and not that much into education.
The genre of the programme is a teenage drama, Tonys representation shows how a stereotype of teenagers are created through their actions and behaviours.
