Thursday, 14 September 2017

lesson 2- thursday 14th sseptember 2017

Lesson 2 - Your Visual Dictionary - Media Language

Lesson Objectives:

K: Key elements that make up media language.
U: How these elements create/influence meaning and audience reading.
BAT: Demonstrate your understanding of key media language through a practical activity.
C.O: Use media terminology throughout lesson in your verbal and written communication.

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Types of shots:


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2 comments:

  1. Skye Fitzmaurice14 September 2017 at 05:31

    with regards to the rule of thirds...
    If you had to frame a character with her face looking to the right, but her attention is to a conversation taking place to the left of the frame... how would you use the rule of thirds effectively? How would you frame the shot so that it makes sense?

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  2. Luis Amador18 September 2017 at 02:37

    Hi

    In order to demonstrate that you understand how to use these types of shots, can you also think of possible connotations of each of these shots? Maybe a few existing examples you've seen these shots used in? Use examples like movies, TV series, print adverts etc.

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