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David Gauntlett says media used to represent genders in a limited way, but now present them in a varied way
False
True
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Define connotation
Unseen dialogue
The meanings attached to an image, word or sound
Words beginning with the same sound
The graphics linked to an image
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logo?
Intel
Skype
Paypal
Facebook
4
Binary opposites - name the theorist
Barthes
Levi Strauss
Steve Neale
Todorov
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What does Strauss say the representations are?
Binary opposites
Dialogue
Enigma code
Non diegetic music
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Anchorage means
Several images which link
An image without wording
An image with wording
The words linked to an image
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Which of these is not a set product?
Kiss of the vampire poster
Tide advert
The Guardian
WaterAid advert
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Barthes' engima code is
A puzzle for the protagonist to solve
Makes the audience ask questions
A list of codes for the reader to put in order
A problem that can't be solved
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FRANCHISE: an entire series of the film including the original film and all those that follow.
True
False
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Steve Neale - genre theory
Genres need to change to keep an audience - they cannot repeat ideas
Genres repeat aspects, but develop some aspects to keep interest
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logo?
Asda
Green God Recycling
Starbucks
Costa
12
Products use celebrities because...
U&G - Narrative Ideology
Richard Dyer - star theory
Mulvey - male gaze
Levi-Strauss - binary opposites
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MODE OF ADDRESS: the way in which a media text 'speaks to' its target audience
False
True
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What does Barthes say the audience bring to this?
Piano music
Amazon knee protectors
Cultural knowledge
The idea of opposites
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What camera shot is this?
Establishing
Mid Close Up
Close Up
Wide
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Logo?
Yorkshire WiFi
Freeview
Spotify
EE
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HYBRID GENRE: media texts that incorporate elements of only one genre and are therefore more easy to classify
True
False
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What's Todorov's theory?
Enigma - narrative - equilibrium
Order - disruption - acceptance - new order
Hermenutic - cultural - semantic
Equilibrium - disruption - repair - new equilibriun
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What camera angle is this?
High angle
Ground level
Dutch angle
Low angle
20
Whose theory - Dominant / Oppositional / Negotiated?
Stuart Hall
David Gauntlee
Steve Neale
Judith Butler
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NICHE AUDIENCE:a large audience with wide ranging interests, tastes, and backgrounds.
True
False
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Which brand?
Smash
Pringles
Mr Peanut
Monopoly
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Non diegetic means
Added after recording / does not originate in the film's world
Sounds added to enhance the authenticity
Recorded at the time of the event
Lighting added to make the shot seem warmer
24
logo?
Toyota
Tizer
Nintendo
Toblerone
25
identify the regulator
British Branch of Film Classification
British Board of Film Classification
British Board of Features Classification
British Board of Film Catergorisation
26
Define binary opposites
The use of opposites to present contrasting values or characters
The use of opposites to engage the audience
The use of opposites to make the story run faster
The use of opposites to make the director look good
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INTERTEXTUAL:where one media text makes reference to aspects of another text within it.
False
True
28
What does it stand for?
British Institute of Film
Brilliant Film Information
Films for British Industry
British Film Institute
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Define denotation
Definitions the audience bring to the text
The main story in a magazine
Ideas linked to the image
Description of what can be seen or heard - literal meaning
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What camera angle is this?
High angle
Ground
Eye
Low angle
