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Unit 2 Media - Exam Revision
Unit 2 Media - Exam Revision
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Define 'style'.
A code
A conventions
works within genres
creative decisions when telling a story
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How did the audience direct the media of the music industry?
The audience had no control of the direction of music
Music industry had control over what artists would be played on the radio
The audience has only begun to direct music via streaming services
Songs were frequently played on the radio and got attention
3
What features in Act 2?
A final confrontation or effort must be undertaken
Takes up the bulk of the story
Learn about the main characters and setting
4
What were parents concerned about in the 1960's?
They were concerrned about children becoming addicted to television
They were concerned about the amount of 'screen time'
5
Who is the Auteur we studied for this outcome?
Christopher Nolan
Jordan Peele
Ridley Scott
Steven Spielburg
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The use of hashtags is part of what form of media?
Hybrid Media
Digital Convergence
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What does STW Stand for?
Symbolic, Technical, Worded
Standard, Technical, Written
Symbolic, Televised, Written
Symbolic, Technical, Written
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Sound effects are....
Written Codes
Symbolic Codes
Technical Codes
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Form Conventions are....
CCOPSS
Characters
3 act structure
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What features in Act 1?
Takes up the bulk of the story
Learn about the main characters and setting
A final confrontation or effort must be undertaken
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Define 'Digital Convergence'.
Hybridised media
Media forms that collect and deliver media products
Verbal and written communication
The process of traditional technologies converging to one media source
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CAMELSS
Codes
Conventions
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What elements makes a good narrative?
It follows the three-act structure
It is flexible and can involve a happy, sad or ambiguous ending
audience can recognise and follow the action
Not having specific rules to follow
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What are echo chambers?
Media content delivers converged media
An enclosed media space where only agreeable voices and views are heard
The area on the internet where old media practices work wiht the new
Set of digital instructions
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The role of.... and their employer the news media, is one that faces the ever-evolving challenges of new media
Radio
Newspapers
Journalists
Television
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What is classified as traditional media productions?
Televison
All of the above
Cinema
Television advertising
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What is this definition? 'All new media technologies are essentially converged technologies that create hybrid media'..
Digital Convergence
New Technologies
Hash tags & Media
Hybridised Media
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Define 'mass communication'
electromagnetic radio waves began transmitting radio sounds into homes
introduction to sound in film
the era of radio, film and television dominating the lives of audiences
individuals and families could sit in the comfort of their own home
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What is the three-act structure?
It tells stories
looks at different elements of story telling
common storytelling technique in modern media
Involves three stages or 'acts' that tell a compelling narrative
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What is the best definition to describe 'the mobile generation'?
The ones who are born into a connected digital age
Can move between technology quickly and easily influenced
The ones who aren't born into a connected digital age
Don't move between technology and use traditional media platforms
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What is the definition 'links and headlines found on the internet that entice audiences to misleading content'
Binge watching
Gatekeepers
Clickbait
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What is an example of 'hybridised media' ?
Photography
Film making
Alarm Clocks
File sharing
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What is the role of news media?
To combine a range of old technologies together
Draw an income from their audiences
Provides options on the audiences
Journalists report both sides of the story to audiences
24
Identify the visual styles of Christopher Nolan
Non-Linear Storytelling
Character's perspective
Reoccuring actors
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What was the role of the news media?
To develop democracies
Report and explain world events for audiences
For wealthy people to control the media
Provide updates on presidential campaigns
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What was the post-broadcasting era?
The period when people never watched television
The period following the introduction of digital technologies
The time when people watched movies on their own
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Why is it important for an auteur to have personal style?
Audience can familiarise with the auteur's personal style
Develops a recognisable identity for the stories the auteur creates
Audience can recoginise specific codes and conventions
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Colour is a....
Written Code
Symbolic Code
Technical Code
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Define the term 'narrative structure'.
create meaning, inspire imagination, educate and provide a platform
includes a beginning, middle and end
made to be shared and enjoyed
understanding codes and conventions
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What TWO specific codes are evident in this scene?
Acting & Sound
Editing & Camera Techniques
Lighting & Sound
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Define an Auteur.
Someone in the film industry
A director who has personal influence and artistic control over their film
A photographer who has some control over what we see and think
An actor who has personal influence and artisitc control over their work
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What is short form content
Shorter more immediate version of what came before
Mass media decides what is deemed good content
People upload content that is able to be viewed in a short period of time
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What TWO specific codes are evident in this scene?
Acting & Camera Techniques
Mise en scene & editing
Editing & sound
34
Which political party primarily used the media to fain power and control?
Independent Party
The Nazi's
Old Democratic Union of Crete
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What was the media narrative we studied for this outcome?
Batman vs. Superman
The Dark Knight Rises
Batman Begins
The Dark Knight
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What is the correct term for illegal downloading?
Pirate Bay
Bit Torrenting
Bit Tula
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Why do audiences choose to use torrenting sites to access content
Audiences no longer want to wait for content so they download it
Australia is isolated from major media markets and don't get the content
They find it easier
Money is being lost
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'Production in such early forms of communication was limited to the control of governments and the very wealthy'
True
False
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The 24 hour news cycle includes citizen journalism
True
False
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CCOPSS
Conventions
Code
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What is the correct definition for 'binge watching'?
Media forms that collect and deliver content
The period that introduces digitial technologies
The replacement of old media practices
The practice of watching an entire series in a small number of sittings
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What is Act 1 title?
The Resolution
The Set Up
The Confrontation
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Which statement is correct regarding social media and the news?
Social media provides accurate news content
Everyone believes content from the internet
Journalists use social media accounts to get content for stories
People use their devices all the time so they can see content
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What is an example of a 'Web 2.0' platform?
Radio
Print Media
Facebook
Youtube
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What was the media form we studied?
Graphic Novel
Animation
Film
Photography
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What is Act 2 title?
The Confrontation
The Set Up
The Resolution
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What is 'hybridised media'?
Media forms that collect and deliver converged media products
a result of a convergence of media technologies in one place
converged technologies that create hybrid media
48
In 1940's what study was conducted?
The effects of the media influencing dangerous behaviour
How people could watch television
About the effects of broadcasting
The media was dangerous
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When was the era of 'traditional media'?
20th century
21st century
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How did the Nazi's influence their audience?
Newspapers
Radio
All of the above
Cinemas
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What is the definition of 'citizen journalism'?
Citizens create content that are distributed to the internet
Citizens stand by and watch then report content later
Citizens make comments on the internet
Citizens interrupt journalists during reports
