How heard and not treated fairly. Thus,

The domination and suppression between women and men has always existed. Men are being seen as more physical, and show less emotional and men are portrayed to dominate women.In female and also the LGBTQ they are held stronger opinions which could question some lack of diversity and how the direct impact is seen.If women could use a virtual reality type of approach mask based because of their genders during job interviews, will we see more difference in how they are treated and will we see equality in if women are paid less or more and in hiring? Portrayal of women, objectification and sexualisation in films and dramaIn films critics there have been references throughout referring females about the “male gaze”.The “male gaze” is women being sexualised that empowers men and women are the object of a males desire. A women’s feelings, emotions are seen as not important to the male’s desire but her body.In television they have been under the knife for the sexual exploitation of presenting women on screen, involving teenagers. In the year 2013 there was a report going on that a teenage girl was in scenes that were to exploitative.

More than 43 percent of teenage girls are being more targeted using sexually exploitative on t.v. which is less than 33 percent of women. “young people especially women, are having the most difficult managing having appropriate and inappropriate sexual conduct”. This report is of a series that’s about media signalization’s of young girls.Women today are still seen as sex objects and are perceive for physical appearanceThere are many stereotypical unrealistic expectation about how a man and women should behave and look.

While men generally are seen in car advertisements, business products and services and/or investments, and they are always portrayed in an outdoor environment, whereas women are seen indoors advertising hair products, cleaning etc. If it was the other way round it wouldn’t be considered the norm, would people be offended or take no interest in these commercials for example if this had happened? Men are considered to be the head of the house and are financial providers, have a focused career and opportunities, whereas women are seen as a lower position, such as staying at home to raise the children while the men go out to work, doing house hold cleaning, cooking.If men and women appear to be in the same commercials together adverting the same thing, they would be presented as a couple.We should try and combat and break those stereotypes.Laura Mulvey TheoryShe is a feminist and she wrote an article in 1973. She came up with this theory which is still ongoing who came up with the term the male gaze.

Which is what males are attracted to and females are seen as a sexual object.The male gaze is in the perspective of a heterosexual man. Nothing has changed since. Directors may wan to challenge the representation of women but it never works.