Terminology
Print Media
Interactive Media
Audio/Visual Media
Theory
100

Placed within the scene

What does 'Mise en Scene' translate to?

100

Fewer people read these now because they can access the same information on the internet

What are print newspapers?

100

A small Italian plumber who jumps on turtles for fun

Who is Mario?

100

A shot type used to show facial expressions

What is a close up?

100

Equilibrium, Disruption, New Equilibrium

What is Todorov's narrative theory?

200

The type or category of a media text with specific codes and conventions that audiences recognise

What is genre?

200

An iconic, allegorical figure symbolizing the millions of American women who worked in factories and shipyards producing munitions and war supplies during World War II

Who is Rosie the riveter?

200

entertainment and diversion

Why do people play video games?

200

A shot where the camera rotates often used to create sense of unease

What is a Dutch Angle?

200

PIES

What is the acronym for Uses & Gratifications theory

300

The 'story' that is told by the media text

What is narrative?

300

Filled with written copy, illustrated images, catchy slogans with stereotypical representations of social groups, particularly women who are highly sexualised

What is 1950s advertsing?

300

3 different forms of interactive media

Video games, websites, apps, VR, AR etc.

300

2.5-3 seconds

What us the average shot length in film?

300

The 3 responses of reception theory

What is Preferred, negotiated and oppositional?

400

The visual aspects of the product that construct meaning and are part of media language

What are visual codes?

400

simplistic, reliant on brand recognition, irony and iconic slogans/logos. Representation is often broader and more diverse

What is contemporary advertising?

400

Likely to surpass $300 billion by the end of the decade

What is the viedo game industry worth?

400

Shaping how audiences perceive characters and stories by controlling shadows, contrast, and colour

What is film lighting?

400

A balance between repetition and difference

What defines a genre film?

500

Where one media product references another text, for example a music video recreating visual codes that have been used in a film.

What is intertextuality

500

Containing the age rating, company logo and visual artwork designed to attract buyers by instantly showing a game's genre, mood, and action

What is a game sleeve?

500

The best selling console of all time

What is Playstation 2?

500

$150-$300 million

What is the average blockbuster budget?

500

reinforces dominant ideologies and reduces people to a few simple characteristics or traits

What is stereotyping?