Key media concepts: Tv Drama and Representation Key terms
Part A of the exam
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Drama and Representation: Key Terms
- Camera work
- Close up
- Shows emotions (reaction shot)
- Establishing shot
- POV Shot
- Aerial shot
- Filmed from the air
- Over the shoulder shot
- Two-shot
- Emphasis relationship between characters
- High angle shot
- Wide shot
- Low angle shot
- Long shot
- Shows the setting/ costume
- Establishing shot
- Shows the setting/ costume
- Canted angle
- Mid-shot
- Pan
- Track
- Camera follows a person or object
- Crane
- Steadicam
- Camera is strapped to camera operators body creates a fliding effect
- Reverse-zoom
- The lenses zooms in or out whilst the camera moves in the opposite direction, creates impression that the background is constantly moving
- Close up
- Sound
- Digetic
- Non-Digetic
- Score
- Sound motif
- Sound associated with a character, place or theme.
- Synchronous sound
- Sound Bridge
- Sound linking the end of one scene & the beginning of the next.
- Asynchronous
sound
- Sound that is/ is not matched to certain movements occurring in the scene.
- Synchronous sound
- Sound that is/ is not matched to certain movements occurring in the scene.
- Dialogue
- Voiceover
- Direct address
- Actor speaks directly to the camera.
- Ambient sounds
- Background noise; can tell you about the setting.
- Mise-en- Scene
- Location/ setting
- Special effects
- CGI
- Low key lighing
- Make-up
- High key lighting
- Costume
- Props
- Editing
- Dissolve
- Shot/reverse shot
- Eyeline match
- Crosscutting
- Cutting back & forth between scenes happening simultaneously.
- Slow motion
- Graphic match
- A similar shape of colour linking two shots
- Superimposition
- Ellipis
- Cutting out the unnecessary scenes
- Long Take
- Shot that does not cut for a length of time
- Action match
- Cutting to show another angle of the scene
- Fast/slow paced
- Fade out/in
- Montage
- Rapid editing and music is used to present compessed narrative information
- Other key terms
- Realism
- Sterotype
- Atypical
- Conventional
- Verisimilitude
- The construction of a believable world.
- Camera work
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