1b 0.0 / 5 ? Media Studies1bA2/A-levelAQA Created by: Danielle178Created on: 04-06-15 10:57 Ideology The ideas and manner of thinking of groups and individuals. 1 of 26 Iconography Features in a media that have some sort of meaning or connotation e.g. a cross 2 of 26 Denotation Literal meaning 3 of 26 Connotation Deeper interpreted meaning 4 of 26 Passive/Active Audiences A passive audience is one that merely observes an event, whereas an active one also responds to it. 5 of 26 Utopia A perfect world, like the one depicted in Love Actually. 6 of 26 Representation How someone or something is presented in the media. 7 of 26 Realism Realism is a quality that media products can have which makes them engaging to the audience because it is realistic. 8 of 26 Genre restrictive boundaries on media e.g. horror, comedy ect. 9 of 26 Narrative the storyline how its told and how people are presented 10 of 26 Audience who is the media aimed at 11 of 26 Stereotypes putting people into groups based on key features noticed, most stereotypes are overexagerated but have some element of truth 12 of 26 Codes and Conventions common features of a genre to stick to in order to appeal to the audience 13 of 26 Demographics hobbies, age, gender and race 14 of 26 Psychographics personality, values, attitudes and interests 15 of 26 Mid shot wide veiw of a stituation, waist uo to see multiple characters or smaller details 16 of 26 Establishing Shot normally at the start in order to set the scene 17 of 26 Two - shot To show two people in conversation, this shows a connection whether its conflict or attraction 18 of 26 Over the shoulder To show the expresion or a reaction of a person during a conversation 19 of 26 Canted angle to show disorientation or confusion, normaly if the character is drunk or on drugs 20 of 26 High angle Looks down on an object or a character - they appear smaller and more vulnerable/younger 21 of 26 Low angle looks up shows importants/power of the subject 22 of 26 movements pans, zooms, tracking ect 23 of 26 composition how things are placed in a scene e.g. a man infront of family shows protection 24 of 26 jump cut abrupt transaction, shows speed of actions e.g. in a fight or car chase 25 of 26 flash back an event from earlier in the narative 26 of 26
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