Media Terminology:
Semiotonics- The science of signs. (Barthes 1964.)
Denotation- e.g: a Rose= flower/ garden plant.
Connotation- what the Rose reprents... e.g: love, death, rugby, it is a personal frame of referance.
Different forms of analysis:
Micro Elements: Mise en scene- clothes, hair/make-up, location, lighting, props.
Sounds- music, dialect, effects.
Editing.
Camera angles, movement and composition.
Macro Elements: The narrative, representation, audience, genre. All of the micro elements work together to impact on these macro elements.
Verisimilitude: Creates realism for the audience, e.g: The editing and locations of the scenes.
Proximinty: where they are on the screne/their distance from the camera.
Diegetic- Sounds that are natural.
Non-diegetic- Sounds that have been put on during editing.
Mode of address- The tone in which characters interact with each other.
Binary Opposition- uses a character to set the scene and introduce other characters.
Denotation- e.g: a Rose= flower/ garden plant.
Connotation- what the Rose reprents... e.g: love, death, rugby, it is a personal frame of referance.
Different forms of analysis:
Micro Elements: Mise en scene- clothes, hair/make-up, location, lighting, props.
Sounds- music, dialect, effects.
Editing.
Camera angles, movement and composition.
Macro Elements: The narrative, representation, audience, genre. All of the micro elements work together to impact on these macro elements.
Verisimilitude: Creates realism for the audience, e.g: The editing and locations of the scenes.
Proximinty: where they are on the screne/their distance from the camera.
Diegetic- Sounds that are natural.
Non-diegetic- Sounds that have been put on during editing.
Mode of address- The tone in which characters interact with each other.
Binary Opposition- uses a character to set the scene and introduce other characters.