How media representation helped me be a proud trans woman | Diana Dragani | TEDxUniversityofSussex скачать в хорошем качестве

How media representation helped me be a proud trans woman | Diana Dragani | TEDxUniversityofSussex

In an age where media and film act as titans of our society, representation of trans people on screen is an ever-growing necessity. In this talk, the significant role of media in affecting how we see ourselves and others is a key element in addressing the transgender representation on the screen. Diana Dragani draws on her extensive post-doctoral knowledge in media and communications to deliver an unique film analysis. Through critical commentary, she shows why even more stories are needed to be told by those who live these truths on a daily basis because of the immense impact these representations have on both sides of the screen. Diana is currently dedicating her time working as a PhD researcher at the University of Sussex. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx In an age where media and film act as titans of our society, Diana's talk addresses a highly important issue within the representation of trans people on screen. In her talk, the significant role of media in affecting how we see ourselves and others is a key element in addressing the transgender representation on the screen, while arguing that representation is a key element to show the world who trans people are, especially for those who had never met or interacted with one. Her film analysis focuses on two tipping points which have increased the authentic and positive portrayals of trans folk: Laverne Cox on Orange Is The New Black and more recently the show POSE on Netflix. However, through strong analysis and critical commentary, it is shown why even more stories are needed to be told by those who live these truths on a daily basis because of the immense impact these representations have on both sides of the screen. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx