theoretical framework

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 30.9.21

LO to apply the theoretical framework

media language

 all the elements used to construct any media 

camera work shot type angle movement

wide shot establishing long shot medium full shot mid shot  medium close up shot close up extreme close up shot 


camer angle 

high angle is above the head

low angle makes them look strong 

soundtrack.

includes all sound heard in a film / tv show

dialogue voiceover

sound affects music

diegetic and non diegetic

mise en scene

lighting

hair and make up actor positioning

setting

props 

costume

body language and facial expression 

editing 

transitions pace and speed of cuts

cgi

green screening graphics





























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