Film
techniques
techniques
An object fills the frame / screen, provides detail of facial and highlight emotions. What is the camera shot
Close up
The use of words such as 'we' or 'our' to allow the reader to feel included in the discussion.
Inclusive language
A comparison of two unlike things using 'like' or 'as'.
Simile
A person, place of thing. What is the part of speech?
Noun
What are the three parts of an essay?
Introduction, body paragraphs and conclusion
Camera shoots the scene from below subject seems large & powerful. What is the angle?
Low angle shot
A question that makes the reader think but doesn't require an answer.
Rhetorical question
A comparison of two unlike things that goes further to state one thing IS another
Metaphor
A word that describes another word.
Adjective
How many pages should Year 9 student be handwriting?
1.5-3 pages
Camera shoots the scene from above subject seems small, powerless & insignificant. What is the camera angle?
High angle shot
Writers use exaggeration to heighten the implications of an issue.
Hyperbole
Inanimate (non-living) objects or ideas are given human qualities.
Personification
An action or doing word.
Verb
What do you call the first sentence of a body paragraph?
Conceptual statement
Camera moves left or right and it creates interest and drama. What is the camera movement?
panning
A short, personal story which is often used to illustrate a point.
Repetition of a consonant sound in words with close connection eg She sells sea shells by the seashore.
Alliteration
A word that describes a verb eg gently, loudly.
Adverb
What is the term used to represent your answer to an essay question?
Thesis
A camera shot that is used to emphasise the setting and location of a scene. What is the shot?
An establishing shot.
An overused phrase, that is easily recognised by the reader. eg. Absence makes the heart grow fonder.
Mimicking the sound of a word eg tic toc, bang, whoosh.
Onomatopoeia
A word that stands in for a noun in a sentence eg he, she , I , you?
Pronoun
Name TWO narrative conventions [features] that are used to teach the audience about the world?
Character, theme, setting, conflict etc.
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