Romance

I remember when I was younger all I wanted was to be a princess, find my prince charming, and live happily ever after.. Just because that's all we saw on Disney movies, people falling inlove. Even now (for me anyway) seeing movies like this still makes me want that. I feel like romance is a big BIG thing that they use in the media just because it makes people want to be happy, and want the fairytale they use to see on movies when they were younger still..  The media has thought me so much about how these movies were all created.. and so much more.

What scares us?

One thing that scares me is death.. I know that everyone will die at their own time..

I guess it's more about what happens after, and what and who I leave behind after Im gone.

One main way that the media scares us is by Music. If the music is slow and dramatic it causes a lot of suspense.. 

Making us feel like something bad is about to happen.. And the way the media is, is the same way with life it comes at you unexpectedly.. 

Advertising

Advertising things is something people do every day. People that are desperate for results will give in easy to whatever the media shows them. For example someone over weight or just desperate to lose weight will do whatever to get there, seeing famous people just makes them want it more because they'll look pretty and beautiful just like them..Advertisement can fool just about anyone.

 

Music

Music is an artist form of auditory communication, instrumental or vocal tone. Music is an influence of other forms of media such as;

• Gramophone
• Radio
• Television
• Movies
• Internet 

The movie Forest Gump has a variety of songs that set a different mood for anything.. sad, mad, happy, etc. Music can a way a person feels quickly, music is the sound of influence..Music has a big impact on each and every one of us.

Samuel Morse

Samuel Morse is best known as the telegraph inventor.
In 1835, Samuel Morse proved that signals could be transmitted by wire. He gave a public demonstration in 1838, but it was not until five years later that the congress funded 30,000 to construct an experimental telegraph.

In 1844, he sent his first public message which read, "what hath god wrought".. They then developed a sounder device that had dots and dashes could be "read" by ear as well as visually on paper. 1840, the Morse code was developed.




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