Visual Media Literacy

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Which of the following scenarios exemplifies the use of 'Symbolic' code in media?

  • A news report using bullet points to present facts.
  • Soft lighting in a scene to create a romantic atmosphere.
  • A product description highlighting 'limited edition'.
  • A traffic light using red to indicate 'stop'. (correct)

In the context of media and information literacy, why is it important to know who sponsored the production of visual content?

  • To identify potential biases present in the content. (correct)
  • To assess the technical quality of the visual production.
  • To understand the distribution channels of the content.
  • To appreciate the artistic value of the content.

If a director wants to portray civilians as weak and inferior, which camera angle would be most effective?

  • Eye-level Angle
  • Dutch Angle
  • High Angle (correct)
  • Low Angle

What does 'reliability criteria' primarily focus on when evaluating visual information?

<p>The extent to which the information can be trusted and verified. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why is it important to be critical of the information presented in media?

<p>To make informed decisions based on reliable information. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

When a filmmaker uses a montage of news clips in a documentary, what is the most likely intention behind this choice?

<p>To provide context and background information. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In a news segment, a reporter is standing in front of a dramatic backdrop while discussing a crisis. What effect does this likely have on viewers?

<p>It boosts the urgency and impact of the message. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does it mean when visual media facilitates retention?

<p>Learners remember details presented in visuals more effectively. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is meant by 'tone of language' in the context of typeface selection?

<p>The level of formality and informality conveyed. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Graffiti is often associated with vandalism. What is a constructive way to address graffiti and shift it into a positive community initiative?

<p>Ask the artists to create a mural about brotherhood. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

What is Perspective?

Visual design where objects appear in a two-dimensional space.

What is a Meme?

Visual content or expression which often conveys humor.

What is Technical Media?

The atmosphere created through the use of lighting.

What are Codes?

A system of signs and symbols used to create meaning in media.

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Who are the Audience?

Those who receive and interpret media messages.

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What is Hypertext?

A text type that directs you to another online location.

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What is a High camera Angle?

To create a feeling of being weak or smaller.

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Tone of Language

The degree of formality or informality in language use.

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What is False advertising?

A method of promotion that isn't trustworthy.

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What is assessing media?

The ability to assess needs in visual information and media.

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Study Notes

  • A graphic artist does not create sculptures
  • Sculptures are not typically two-dimensional works of art
  • Perspective in visual design does refer to objects in 2D space
  • Painters use digital tools, but not exclusively
  • Visual information does aim to gain attention
  • The Thinker is not a famous painting by Vincent Van Gogh
  • Painting, photography and sculpture are dimensions of visual information
  • Graphic designers do work with text, not only images
  • Photojournalists use photography for storytelling
  • A meme is a type of visual media that often conveys humor

Symbolic, Technical, and Written Media

  • A sunset in film symbolizing endings or transitions is symbolic (S)
  • Soft lighting to create a romantic atmosphere is technical (T)
  • The phrase, "Just do it!" is used in advertisements for the written word for inspiration (W)
  • An empty chair symbolizing absence or loss is symbolic (S)
  • Red light to indicate "stop" is symbolic (S)
  • Camera angle influencing character perception is technical (T)
  • "Limited edition" product descriptions create urgency through writing (W)
  • Bullet points aiding information digestion are written (W)
  • A close-up shot emphasizes emotion and is technical (T)
  • Black worn by character to symbolize evil is symbolic (S)

Multiple Choice

  • Serif typeface for birthday card
  • Speech is not an example of text media
  • Ads using black and pink with flowers use symbolic code
  • A system of signs that create meaning is called Codes
  • The people receiving media are called Audience
  • News anchors behaving with seriousness uses technical types of code
  • Hypertext leads classmates directly the site where he/she can read an article
  • High camera angle portrays civilians as weak
  • Plain Text is used for formal letters of excuses
  • The director chooses lighting and camera angles
  • Contact information allows consumers to reach you on brochures
  • Knowing who sponsored visuals reveals bias
  • Short names and slogans in posters aid retention
  • Typeface selection reflects formality and informality
  • Framework to analyze media: Text, Audience, Production
  • Reliable visual content is well-researched and peer-reviewed
  • False advertisement promotes products perfectly, but frustrates customers
  • Reliability Criteria focuses on trust in visual information
  • Critical consumption makes informed decisions
  • Documentary news clips provide context
  • Fast food chains likely show false advertisement
  • Bright colors used in slides communicates energy
  • Broken chain means freedom from constraints
  • Assessing visual information requires self-awareness
  • Humor engages audiences
  • A dramatic backdrop boosts urgency
  • Visuals aid recall of details
  • Assess visual content, analyze context
  • Graffiti can create murals about brotherhood
  • No smoking signs do not permit smoking

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