Media key terms 0.0 / 5 ? Media StudiesBroadcast mediaASAQA Created by: Rebecca_JayneCreated on: 15-01-14 17:16 Media language Audience - a group of consumers for whom the text was constructed for as well as anyone who is exposed to the text Audience theory - destination of the text Representation - process by which constructed media stands for, symbolises, describes or represents people, places, events or ideas that are real Mis-en-scene - what the stage looks like Montage - collection of symbolically-related images cut together in a way that suggests relationships Foley artists - sound and effects are added after the filming Diegetic - on set Non-diegetic - added later Preferred reading - making connoations that the producer intended Oppositional reading - making different connotations 1 of 2 Shot types Establishing / wide shot - shows location, setting and landscape Medium shot - 1 - 6 actors, shows intraction between characters Close-up - gives meaning and shows emotion Extreme close-up - focused on one point for emphasis Point of view - gives a view of one character and involves audience in dialogue Fast cut - used in action between shots to show interaction between actors Slow cut - usually between scenes, sometimes with fades Low angle - camera is positioned below actor, makes the character seem more powerful High angle - camera positioned above actor, makes character seem weak and small Eye-level / mid-shot - waist upward, show interaction and emotion between characters Contra-zoom - camera moves backwards as zoom lens moves in 2 of 2
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