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Parallel Sound
Sound which matches the mood/genre of the media text.
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Non-Diegetic Sound
Sound added into the production during the editing process.
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Diegetic Sound
Sound which is part of the scene, e.g. a radio playing in a character's kitchen.
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Contrapuntal Sound
Sound which contrasts against the mood/genre of the media text.
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Mediation
Scenes and shots are selected carefully by the media producers.
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Hypodermic Model
Consumers are "injected" with the beliefs and values of the media. In other words, consumers are passive.
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Interactivity
The audience can get involved with the media text they are consuming.
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Code of enigma
The questions the audience ask about the media text, e.g. will he die? Who is the murderer?
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Star Appeal
The use of celebrities/famous figures to promote the media text, e.g. Ellie Goulding featuring in the Pantene advertisement.
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Product Placement
An iconic product or brand is denoted in a media text.
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Card 2

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Sound added into the production during the editing process.

Back

Non-Diegetic Sound

Card 3

Front

Sound which is part of the scene, e.g. a radio playing in a character's kitchen.

Back

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Card 4

Front

Sound which contrasts against the mood/genre of the media text.

Back

Preview of the back of card 4

Card 5

Front

Scenes and shots are selected carefully by the media producers.

Back

Preview of the back of card 5
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