Media Termonology

Camera shots:
Close up,extreme close up, Medium shot, wide shot, long shot, extreme long shot, establishing shot, birds eye view, worms eye view, point of view, over the shoulder, traking shot, crane shot, aerial shot.

Camera movements:
fixed shot, hand held, paning, tilting, zoom out, zoom in, tracking, crane, aerial.

Other termonology and definitions
Form and style:
Conventions: what the audience would expect in a type of film
signification: studing the signs and there meanings
Audiences: Target audience ,Demographic audience ,Niece audience
Representation: a type of person or place ect. that is presented in a way either posotivly or negativly.
Narrative and genre: a soty of accounts that are structured in a way we expect for example; soaps : fire, drugs and alchol
Multimodal literacy: for example, web 2.0 (1.5)
proxemics: the relative distance between the figure and the frame
sound bridge: sound that takes you from one scene to another
Sound perspective: sound from where the charecter is or were we are
Digetic sound: sound within the scene
non Digetic sound: sound added into the scene
Super impossed: fading image
Rule of thirds: a set of grid lines in a still shot or photo that are used to help u make the shot look intresting by placing something interesting in each of the 4 points
Muse reportage:
Close coverage:
Crash zoom in:
Ambient sound: sound you would expect in the backround of the scene
Syncrinese sound/ non syncrinyse sound
4 key processes of media production:
Technological:
Econimical:
Cultural:
Regulatory:

Media literacy:
Mediation:
Metaphor:
The 7 types of representation: sexuality , class/status , gender , age , ethnicity , time period , area
Verisimilitude: realsim created in the world of the film
Ideaology:
Rationall:
Micro:
Macro: