Vocab
Genre
Describe
Describe
In detail
Setting/location/indoors,outdoors/time of day/weather
Themes- love/revenge/good vs evil/horror
Icons (significant objects)
Narrative (story line,plot,characters)
Characters
Textual analysis
Mise en Scene
Costume
Costume
Lighting
Actors
Make-up
Props
Setting
Denotations- what is it/what do we see
Connotations-what does it portray/symbolize/what do we understand from an image
Target Audience- means effective marketing communication strategies can be put in place eg. target teenagers by using snapchat.
Mise en Scene- The arrangement of the scenery and props etc. on a theatrical stage or the set of a film
Mise en Scene- The arrangement of the scenery and props etc. on a theatrical stage or the set of a film
Genre- A style or category of art, music or literature eg. comedy
Semiotics- The study of signs and symbols and their use or interpretation.
Stereotype- Audience instantly understand what they are. Used as a 'visual shortcut'. Stereotypes (images) are repeated many times and are therefore 'normal'.
Archetype- The 'ultimate' stereotype e.g.. white stiletto's big busted, blonde bimbo (Essex woman).
Counter type- A representation that challenges tradition.
Representation- The way in which people, events, places and ideas are presented to an audience.
Audience- the assembled spectators or listeners at a public event such as a play, film, concert, or meeting.
Semiotics- The study of signs and symbols and their use or interpretation.
Stereotype- Audience instantly understand what they are. Used as a 'visual shortcut'. Stereotypes (images) are repeated many times and are therefore 'normal'.
Archetype- The 'ultimate' stereotype e.g.. white stiletto's big busted, blonde bimbo (Essex woman).
Counter type- A representation that challenges tradition.
Representation- The way in which people, events, places and ideas are presented to an audience.
Audience- the assembled spectators or listeners at a public event such as a play, film, concert, or meeting.
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