Misc.
How big or small something is
Size
Refers to the tilt of an image, in relation to the scene and characters in the image. Can emphasise an action sequence, disorientate the audience, and suggest the relationship amongst characters.
Examples: Low, front, high, tilted, birds eye.
Angle
SIMILE
What your eyes are first drawn to
Salience
Refers to the intensity of the colour
Tone
What has deliberately left out of an image
Omission
Refers to the three-dimensional aspect of an image. Creates a sense of scale or proportion, demonstrates the proximity between objects
Depth
The repetition of sounds at the star od a word or in two or more words in close proximity
Alliteration
Refers to the emptry portions of an image, draws attention to the actual objects that are in the image
Space
When you only add black to the Hue, making it darker.
Shades
Facail expressions, gestures or position - can convey the attitude, feelings or personality of the individual.
Body Language
Example: Close up, Medium shot, long shot
Framing
Comparing two things
Metaphor
What is included deliberately. Consider all inclusions and omissions eg, surroundings, objects, clothing etc.
Composition
When you only add what to a hue, making it lighter
Tints
Is it rough or smooth? Does it have ridfers and different feelings to touch
Texture
The way a character looks with their eyes and face. The audience can see where and how a figure is looking at something
Gaze
Exaggeration
Hyperbole
What objects have been placed in the foreground, middle ground or background
Positioning
Refers to the actual colour
Hue
Is a reference to another text, work of art, historical figure, mythical figure, or idea. Develops mening by signalling a connection to or awareness of other ideas.
Allusion
The line that our eyes take when looking at a visual
Vectors
Two words next to each other contrasing each other.
Oxymoron
The use of an image to represent one or more, often complex ideas. Example: a cross can represent religious ideas
Symbolism
What is Mr Gaylers Favourite Colour
Purple