Notes, brave little toaster

Disposable junkyard
 Character developments in begainning
Irrelevance
Relate to them and hope they succeed
Humanising
Society and class, junkyard, song.
Audience childeren, but with adult themes
Commentary on society
Link with toy story
Uses music as a way to connect audience to story.
Use value, exchange value.Appliances in store, homeless.
Disney, creative music.
Post modern
 Popular culture, disposable culture says benshoff, evil capitalists. References to mainstream culture. Contemporary vs historic and traditional.
Lions tigers bears.
Jack Nicholasson of air conditioner.
Frogs were like easther Williams.
More contemporary music.
Mixture of contemporary and historic traditional.
Appliances, non gendered.
Non traditional relationships. Mixed race.
Appliances form own utopian community.
Put a message inside mainstream format to reach that particular audience.
Family of toasters.
Toaster as leader, brought the group together, negotiates.

Conclusion:
Refers to your main topic sentence.
Analyse and discuss your findings.

digital work

self portrait.
THis is my first photoshop drawing. I can see a lot of room for improvement.

Benshoff research

Mass produced often skews towards conformist.
A lot of people involved, they are targeted towards a large distribution.
efficiency.
There is a formula.
Mass consumed. popularity.
profit, characters appearance
They all follow the same formula and ideas.
All creative acts no matter their quality are creative.
Remake, nostalgia factor.
Disney, creativity, cartoons to music
Mixing mediums
Creating a hybrid.
shorts as a testing ground.


Silly symphony.
1929
1939.
The flying mouse, message, be yourself, which is normal. dont be different from everyone else.
be careful what you with for yourself.
when the mouse grew wings every group ostracized him. The mice, the bats, the birds. The bats represented the dark underbelly of society.
The birds were the high society.
stay within your class. aspiring to a different class will make it so you don't fit into any class.
The audience is American childeren in the 1920s.