AS Media Aqa Mindmap
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- Created on: 30-04-17 15:07
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- Media forms- How Key Decisions are made in the product and how they affect audience
- Camera Shots
- Establishing Shot
- Establishes Setting
- Wide Shot
- Shows Variety of information. Can show everyone in a scene
- Long Shot
- Framing of character shows the whole body
- Mid/Medium shot
- Shot from the waist up
- Close Up Shot
- Show detail/emotions
- Extreme Close up
- Shows detail of one particular subject/part
- Point of View
- View from characters perspective
- Over the shoulder
- Over the Shoulder of Character
- Two Shot
- Shows 2 characters
- Overhead Shot
- Above character
- Camera Angles
- Low Angle
- Looks up
- High Angle
- Looks down
- Canted/oblique
- Looks disoriented
- Camera Movement
- Pan
- Horizontal Movement
- Tilt
- Vertically
- Track
- Side to side without pivot
- Composition
- Symmetry Composition
- Shot is balanced
- Antagonists= right Protagonist= Left
- Asymmetrical Composition
- One object is off centre.
- Focus
- Shallow Focus
- Subjectin focus, background not
- Deep Focus
- All of shot is in focus, foreground and background
- Frames
- Open Framed
- Suggests Freedom
- Closed Frame
- Suggests Entrapment
- Open Framed
- Shallow Focus
- Symmetry Composition
- Narrative
- 5 stage
- Exposition
- Sit. develops
- Development
- Sets scene
- Complication
- Problem
- Climax
- Matters come to head
- Resolution
- Resolved
- Exposition
- Todorov
- Equilibrium
- Normality
- Disruption
- Event disrupts
- Recognition
- Hero sees a problem
- Rectification
- Problem fixed
- New Equilibrium
- Resolvedbut not same as before
- Equilibrium
- Propp
- Villian
- Donor
- Helper
- Princess
- Hero
- Dispatcher
- Claude Levi Strauss
- We use binary opposites
- All narratives based conflict of opposites
- Stereotyping
- Assumptions
- Countertypes
- Strong Woman etc.
- Richard Dyer
- Stereotypes are about power
- Power stereotype less power
- Medhurst
- Media Shorthand that appeals to audience quickly
- Post Modernism
- Breaks Todorv Narrative
- Playful, original, Experimental
- End First Etc.
- Can 'piggyback'other texts
- Intertexuality
- Reference to another text
- Patriche
- Adpating and juxtaposing old and new texts
- 'Cowboys Vs Zombies'
- Parody
- 'Stewie Potter'
- Taking one text and subverting
- Hybrid
- key conventions of two or more genre.
- Multiple Perspectives
- 'Modern Family'
- more than one story and viewpoint
- Disjointed narrative
- Starting with end\end with start
- 'Limitless'
- Rewriting fictional Lives
- Character reshaped/ recontextualised
- 'Sherlock'
- Character reshaped/ recontextualised
- Starting with end\end with start
- Disjointed narrative
- Strinati
- Modern society needs fast paced products
- Hybrid Products due to channel hopping
- Multiple Perspectives
- key conventions of two or more genre.
- Adpating and juxtaposing old and new texts
- Breaks Todorv Narrative
- Richard Dyer
- Strong Woman etc.
- Countertypes
- Nerd
- ****
- Chav
- Femme Fatal
- Strong Male
- Weirdo
- Gay Boy
- Weirdo
- Strong Male
- Femme Fatal
- Chav
- ****
- Assumptions
- Advertising narrative
- Functional Positioning
- How product solves problems
- Surreal Take
- Breaks the rules(weird)
- Generates visibility
- Breaks the rules(weird)
- Symbollic
- How it makes you look/feel better
- Window to future self
- How it makes you look/feel better
- Experimental
- Experience of having product
- Functional Positioning
- 5 stage
- Pan
- Low Angle
- Establishing Shot
- Camera Shots
- Genre
- Daniel Chandler
- Genres have same content, form, and style
- David Buckingham
- Steve Neal
- We enjoy manipulatedgenres
- Genres are not fixed forms
- Steve Neal
- Blumler and Katz
- Audience is familair with genre
- Rick Altman
- Films don't have clear genres
- Paul Hunt
- Disability stereotypes are negative.
- Owen Jones
- T.V used to be made by working class, meaning they were repsented positively
- Daniel Chandler
- Institution
- Company who make media
- Public Service
- BBC
- Has an obligation to create content for everyone
- Minority Audiences
- Aim to educate/ inform
- Aimedto everyone
- BBC
- Commercial
- Aim to entertain
- Aimedat ABC1 Audiences
- Includes adverts aimed at ABC1 with disposible income
- Aimedat ABC1 Audiences
- Itv
- Aim to entertain
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