Communication of meaning 0.0 / 5 ? Media StudiesCommunication of meaningAll LevelsEdexcel Created by: Khadra1997Created on: 12-12-14 11:19 What is Denotation? Refers to the literal meaning. 1 of 13 What is Connotation? Refers to the meaning that we attach. (Anchor) 2 of 13 What is Anchorage? The attachment of a meaning to an image. 3 of 13 What is Mise en scene? A french term, meaning what is put into a scene or a frame, with 5 elements; Props, Location, Positioning, Costume & Hair, Lighting. 4 of 13 Examples for settings and props. Western (brown and dull colors), romantic (more bright colors) 5 of 13 Examples for facial expression and body language. Sad, crossing your arms, happy, angry. 6 of 13 Examples for positioning for characters/objects within the frame. break up- sitting on the sofa far away from each other. 7 of 13 Example for lighting and color. Low key lighting, high key lighting, filter lighting, florescent and natural lighting. 8 of 13 Example for costume, hair and make-up. Tie (teacher, staff, business men) 9 of 13 What is Diegetic? This is the sound that matches the action on screen and the actors can hear it. 10 of 13 What is Non Diegetic? The sound which has been added in the editing stage, usually a soundtrack. 11 of 13 What is Synchronous? Sound which the actors can both see and hear. 12 of 13 What is Non Synchronous? This is the sound which cannot be matched to a visible source. 13 of 13
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