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Media Language
Codes, conventions, formats, and symbols utilized in media to convey meaning to an audience.
Semiotics
The study of signs and symbols and their use or interpretation.
Symbolic Codes
Codes that reveal deeper meanings or iconic symbols that are easily understood.
Extreme Wide Shot
A shot that captures expansive scenery, crowds, or large subjects.
Establishing Shot
A shot that introduces the location or setting of a scene.
Low Angle Shot
A shot framed below the subject's eyes, often emphasizing power dynamics.
Rule of Thirds
A compositional technique that positions subjects to show their relationship to other elements in a scene.
People Media
Refers to individuals involved in the creation and use of media.
Print Journalist
A journalist who writes news articles for newspapers or magazines.
Citizen Journalist
An individual who reports news without professional journalism training.
Hypertext
Text displayed on a computer or other electronic device with links to other text.
Audio Media
Forms of media communication that utilize sound recordings.
WAV
A Microsoft audio file format standard for storing audio bitstreams on PCs.
Mixing
The process of combining, balancing, and controlling different audio elements.
Motion Media
Visual media that gives the impression of movement.
Multimedia
Media that