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USC Annenberg Norman Lear Study Examines Portrayals of Jews in TV
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scrn loglineUSC Annenberg study sheds light on the representation of Jews in TV, revealing insights into casting and portrayals.beat sheet- The study found that around 50% of Jewish characters on scripted TV were played by Jewish actors, highlighting the need for more inclusive casting.
- According to the research, the media's portrayal of contemporary Judaism often falls short, underscoring the importance of accurate and nuanced depictions.
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USC Annenberg Norman Lear Study Examines Portrayals of Jews in TV
VarietyStory by Cynthia Littleton
scrn logline
USC Annenberg study sheds light on the representation of Jews in TV, revealing insights into casting and portrayals.
beat sheet
- The study found that around 50% of Jewish characters on scripted TV were played by Jewish actors, highlighting the need for more inclusive casting.
- According to the research, the media's portrayal of contemporary Judaism often falls short, underscoring the importance of accurate and nuanced depictions.
call sheet
Norman Lear, USC Annenberg, USC Annenberg Norman Lear Center Media Impact Project, Jews on Screen