What kind of world is being constructed by media texts?
That the 'reality' of the world presented by texts is constructed.
That audiences respond to texts according to their experience and knowledge of the world presented to them.

The world that is being constructed in the film 'murderball' is one of a person in a wheelchair and showing how they should not be treated any different even if people are being pitiful towards them. It shows people that do not treat them any different and shows how much happier they are when they are around those people. The world that they show you makes the audience feel a mixture off emotions depending on what the people in the wheelchair are talking about, most of the time you agree with what ever they are talking about although some of the time you do not agree with what they are saying, such as the words from Joe when he is talking about his son and how he would like him to be better at sports when he is really good at the academic side of life.

How are cinematic horror conventions challenged in Scream?

The victim is in connection with the killer so that his voice is heard and he devlops a sort of relationship with them before killing them. The killer does not have a motive in this film either he just picks anyperson who is by them selves in the middel of nowhere. The victim talks sudductivly to the killer this almost leads the killer on making him think that he is special altough when the killer says 'so i can see who im looking at' the victim gets really scared and doesnt know how to react.

His facial expressions is relaxed as if the product did this.

The model is jumping because the product is called 'joop jump'.

The models body move in one motion except from his face.

The green lettering stands out to show the product name clearly.

The colour scheme is blue being faded into white with the bright blue bottle in the white part letting it stand out.