Do TV and Film portrayals of police etc., affect real life opinions of such agencies
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Do TV and Film portrayals of police etc., affect real life opinions of such agencies
Black Spy Podcast - Season 4, Episode 1
In this week's episode of the Black Spy Podcast, Carlton King sits down with Jade, an avid consumer of TV and Film, as they discuss how well the filming arts portray the police and other such agencies.
Does the power of the American film and TV industry, and its view of the policing film genre, feed negatively into none US police orientated dramas?
Are there unforeseen consequences for British society of this dramatized American orientated view of British policing.
Can dramas be interesting if representation of bodies such as the police are performed more realistically, and do actors, directors and writers have a duty to consider these factors.
Finally, Carlton and Jade discuss those shows which seem to portray policing etc., most realistically, whilst being excellent dramas.
So, welcome to new and entertaining season of the Black Spy Podcast.
This is another must hear Black Spy Podcast that informs, entertains and allows listeners to contextualize the geo-politics of the era we live in.
This episode will be released on Monday 28th of March 2022.
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