Present the issue in varied ways to disseminate information.
Codes, conventions, and language of media.
Identify different genres, codes, and conventions used in media; present issues in varied ways; appreciate the use of proper media languages.
To identify signs and symbols in the community and understand their meanings or purposes.
Five signs and symbols, including two most used and three misunderstood.
The camera moves horizontally from left to right or vice-versa across the picture.
Often used at the beginning of a scene to indicate the location or setting.
To illustrate an informative poster that guides people in their living.
A full screen shot of a subject’s face, showing the finest nuances of expression.
They shape what audiences anticipate in terms of tropes and themes.
Dialogue, sound effects, and music.
To be determined based on analysis.
To be determined based on analysis.
A scene from the perspective of a character or one person.
In dialogue scenes to show a frontal view of a dialogue partner from the perspective of someone standing behind.
Generally accepted ways of doing something.
A
A shot where the camera follows along next to or behind a moving object or person.
Shows people or objects from above higher than eye level.
A shot from the opposite perspective, often following an over-the-shoulder shot.
Visually and clearly contribute to the overall idea of the photo essay.
D
B
To be determined based on analysis.
To indicate the location or setting, usually at the beginning of a scene.
The use of language style and textual layout, including headlines, captions, and speech bubbles.
A long or extreme long shot of the ground from the air.
People or objects from above, higher than eye level.
A group of people interacting with each other, with part of their surroundings included.
A view of a figure’s entire body to show action and/or a constellation of characters.
Systems of signs that create meanings.
To choose, manipulate, and arrange images and sound.
Graphic edits, rhythmic edits, spatial edits, and temporal edits.
Codes.
To be determined based on analysis.
It shows what is beneath the surface of what we see, including objects, setting, body language, clothing, and color.
It comes from the French word meaning 'type or class'.
It shows what is beneath the surface of what we see.
C
The ways in which equipment is used to tell the story in a media text.
Generally accepted ways of doing something.
Common narrative structures and understandings in storytelling media products.
A French term which means 'everything within the frame'.
The output may be digital in form or hand drawn.
In your community or via social media.
The manipulation of natural or artificial light to selectively highlight specific elements of the scene.
To be determined based on analysis.
It refers to everything within the frame, including the arrangement of objects, set design, costume, props, and staging.
Actors portray characters and contribute to character development, tension, and narrative advancement through facial expression, body language, vocal qualities, movement, and body contact.
Dominant color, contrasting foils, and color symbolism.
They provide a quick and effective way to communicate information.
Through visual representation, such as signs or icons.
To provide visual information necessary to understand the meaning of a scene.
A subject down to his or her chest or waist.
A shot where the camera tilts up or down around a vertical line.
Creativity, resourcefulness, and critical thinking.
Codes.
To be determined based on analysis.
To be determined based on analysis.
A series of photos that tells a specific message or visually elaborates on a specific concept.
A photo essay uses individual photos to demonstrate or represent concepts instead of words and sentences.
Seven (7) photos.
Twenty (20) photos.
Photos must be newly shot; old photos are not allowed.
All photos must be originally photographed by you.
A shot where the camera moves horizontally from left to right or vice versa.
A
To capture detailed shots of objects like a hand, eye, or mouth.
C
To be determined based on analysis.
To be determined based on analysis.
Setting is the time and place of the narrative, which can range from a large area like the outback to a specific room.
A camera that is held by the camera person, resulting in less stable shots.
They are the building blocks of all media, with codes having agreed meanings.
Symbolic codes, technical codes, and written codes.
People or objects from below, lower than eye level.
B
A shot where the stationary camera approaches a subject by zooming in or moves farther away by zooming out.
Narrative structures, cause and effect, character construction, and point of view.
The common use of tropes, characters, settings, or themes in a medium.
C
Quality, direction, source, and color.
To be determined based on analysis.
To be determined based on analysis.
To be determined based on analysis.
To capture a large crowd scene or a view of scenery as far as the horizon.
A view of a situation or setting from a distance.
Certain ways we expect types of media codes to be arranged, such as having a title at the beginning and credits at the end.
A masthead on the front page and the most important news featured prominently.
A short shot of a character’s response to an action.
A shot that views a subject from the level of a person’s eyes.
B
They show what is beneath the surface of what we see.
C
The expressive or naturalistic use of sound, which can be diegetic or non-diegetic.
To be determined based on analysis.
To be determined based on analysis.
To be determined based on analysis.
