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Which of the following is NOT an example of story conventions?
Which of the following is NOT an example of story conventions?
Media languages consist of elements such as lighting, angles, and shots.
Media languages consist of elements such as lighting, angles, and shots.
True
What is the significance of 'falling leaves' in media symbolism?
What is the significance of 'falling leaves' in media symbolism?
Decay or change
The maximum duration for the short film project is ___ minutes.
The maximum duration for the short film project is ___ minutes.
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Match the following media language components with their descriptions:
Match the following media language components with their descriptions:
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What is the purpose of genre in media production?
What is the purpose of genre in media production?
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The audience's interests are not affected by the media genre.
The audience's interests are not affected by the media genre.
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Define the term 'codes' in the context of media.
Define the term 'codes' in the context of media.
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The character who is the bad guy in a story is often referred to as the __________.
The character who is the bad guy in a story is often referred to as the __________.
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Match the following terms with their definitions:
Match the following terms with their definitions:
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Which of the following best describes 'story conventions'?
Which of the following best describes 'story conventions'?
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What role do audience, producers, and other stakeholders play in media evaluation?
What role do audience, producers, and other stakeholders play in media evaluation?
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The ______________ is a written script for a film or TV show.
The ______________ is a written script for a film or TV show.
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Study Notes
Learning Competencies
- Learners will present issues in diverse ways using media's codes, conventions, and language.
- Understanding genres, codes, and conventions is essential.
- Evaluation of media and information for audience, producers, and stakeholders is critical.
Importance of Genre
- Genre helps producers identify the type of content appealing to audiences.
- Understanding genre aids in matching media with audience interests.
Written Tasks
- Written Work 6.1 and 6.2 involve identifying key elements such as character arcs, technology in film, and narrative structures.
- Characters often follow a predictable pattern, with lead actors suffering initially and finding victory later.
Key Elements in Media Production
- Genre: Categorizes media and caters to specific audience interests.
- Codes: Symbolic representations within media (e.g., lighting, camera angles).
- Conventions: Familiar narrative structures and storytelling methods.
Media Languages
- Lighting, angles, shots, and camera framing contribute to the meaning conveyed.
- Symbolism plays a vital role, with elements like sprouting seeds or chains representing deeper themes.
Story Conventions
- Common narrative structures include cause and effect, character construction, and point of view.
Project-Based Learning
- A short film production project includes creating a trailer, original soundtrack, and promotional poster.
- The timeline spans October 14 to December 15, with phases for production, marketing, and film showing.
Community Event
- INHS SHS Champs present a Film Festival aimed at a cause, showcasing student projects and creative talents.
- Features an awards ceremony and gala day to celebrate student achievements in media production.
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Description
This quiz evaluates your understanding of media genres, codes, and conventions. You'll explore how these elements impact audience engagement and identify key characteristics and narrative structures in media production.
