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technical+written
technical codes, shots, camera angles, texts, font etc
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| high angle shot | camera is tilted down |
| high angle shot connotation | subject is weak/ vulnerable |
| low angle shot | camera is tilted up |
| low angle shot connotation | subjects is powerful |
| canted angle | camera is tilted to one side |
| canted angle connotation | distortion/ confusion |
| framing | what is/ isn't included in a scene |
| cropping | the focus of a shot |
| dress codes | what a character is wearing |
| what can dress codes connote | character's role, class, development and genre |
| 3 examples of non-verbal codes | gesture, posture, facial expression |
| mis-en-scene | all that is included in a scene |
| how does the mis-en-scene create meaning | creates atmosphere, assists narrative |
| what does an over-shoulder shot do | evoke empathy from consumer as they see character's perspective |
| what does a close up shot do | emphasize character's emotions/facial expression |
| what does a long distance shot do | establish setting |
| what is an establishing shot | wide shot that establishes setting/context |
| what can an establishing shot reveal to the viewer | where or when the media is set |
| 3 elements of a slogan | one line, identifies brand, sells idea of product |
| font | how text is presented |
| tagline | one line on poster, creates intrigue, |
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