MIL THIRD QUARTER EXAM REVIEWER SEM2Q3 SY 25-26

indigenous sources

media source which is created and controlled by the community

library sources

traditional source of validated information all over the world

liber

latin term meaning book

bibliotheca

greek and roman therm which later transformed into bibliotheque

bibliotheque

it means collection of books

academic library

vast collection of academic and research source because it caters to student researchers

public library

localized libraries cater to small communities

RA 7743

the republic act that mandates every local government must have a library

school library

contains academic and non-academic materials. it caters to DepEd not CHED

special library

specialized environment that includes collection pertaining to specific needs of the section, field, or industry

internet source

most preferred choice of information because of accessibility but can sometimes be unreliable due to too much freedom

reuters

the one that said internet source is the most popular information resource form

authorship

knowing who created or wrote a piece of information

type of website

check if is verified by looking at the URL

plagiarism check

copying materials without citing the sources is a false claim of authorship

language

technical and symbolic ingredients or codes and conventions in an effort to communicate ideas

media language

the eye of linguists, particularly those who specialized in applied linguistics and sociolinguistics

linguists

people who study language

linguistics

study of language

sociolinguistics

talks about how language is used based on society. the study of the relationship between language and society

codes

have generally agreed meaning to their audience

conventions

are anticipated ways which codes are arranged in a product. it is the utilization of different codes

symbolic codes

social in nature because it reflects a real-life event in which the audience can relate

setting

time and place of the story

mise en scene

describing all of the elements and objects that can be seen within the frame of the camera and how these elements are arranged

everything within the frame

mise en scene is a french term that means?

acting

portrayed by actors to contribute to character development, creating tension and advancing the story

color

has a highly cultural and strong connotation and connects the whole media

stereotypes

what influences how we interpret colors

dominant colors

sets the whole mood of the film and appears most often

contrasting foils

different from the dominating color and tells the characteristics based on the colors

color symbolism

how we interpret the colors based on psychological aspects

technical codes

equipment used to tell the story

audio

it can be expressive or naturalistic

diegetic sounds

actual sounds that can be seen on the screen

non-diegetic sounds

commentary sounds and comes from outside the story spacce

dialogue, sound effects, music

three aspects of audio

camerawork

way that the camera is operated, moved, positioned for special effects

establishing shot

extremely wide view to indicate time, place, concept of scene. establishes the mood

master shot

covers all action of scene. it provides a wide view later to be cut with tighter angles and close ups

tracking shot

complicated shot that follows movement of actors by mounting camera to a dolly or Steadicam operator

wide shot

gives audience a sense of environment by showing an actor from far away, generally framed from the top of their heads to the bottom of their feet

wide shot

opposite of establishing shot

two shot

two subjects together in a semi-tight frame and establishes the relationship between the two characters

over the shoulder shot

tightly focuses on one actor while framing the shot over the actor's back and shoulders

medium shot

from hips up and captures subtle facial expressions and body language

close up shot

from shoulders up and captures even the tiniest facial variations

extreme close up shot

depicts intense emotion by focusing very tightly on one small part of the actor's face

lighting

selectively highlighting a certain element in the scene through carefully angled and manipulating artificial and natural light

editing

process of choosing, arranging, manipulating, enhancing, and polishing images and sound

written codes

formal written language used in any media products

printed languages

texts used within the frame

spoken language

spoken by the characters

written codes

These codes are used to deliver a narrative,

disseminate information with regard to the

character or issues within the story and the

theme and the media product.

form convention

certain way that audience expects the media codes to be arranged

story convention

normally used in story-telling media products.

genre conventions

deals with the audience expectations