Topic 6: Media And Information Languages

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A system of arbitrary, vocal symbols that permit all people in a given culture, or other people who learned the system of that culture to communicate or to interact

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Language

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Codes, conventions, formats, symbols and narrative structure that indicate the meaning of media messages to an audience.

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Media Language

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Possible methods in which codes are organized in a product, based on a standard or norm that acts as a rule governing behavior

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Media Conventions

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Refers to people who are engaged or who are part of the process in creating and finishing the media product.

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Media Producers

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Refers to the recipients of or anyone that is exposed to the message shown through the media.

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Media Audience

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Providers of information that can be used in the media project such as libraries, archives, museums, and internet.

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Media Stakeholders.

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What are the 4 Technical Codes?

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1.Camerawork

2.Editing

3.Audio

4.Lighting

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Refers to the method of how an equipment or device is used to tell the story. This includes how cameras work in a film, it's framing, lighting, etc.

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Technical Codes

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it is how the camera is operated, positioned, and moved, including aspects like framing and lens choice.

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Camerawork

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The process of choosing, manipulating, and arranging images and sound for graphics, rhythmic, spatial, or temporal edits.

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Editing

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The use of dialogue, sound effects, and music, which can be diegetic (within the story's world) or non-diagetic (external to the story's world)

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Audio

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The manipulation of natural or artificial light to highlight specific elements of a scene.

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Lighting

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Is composed of the series of frames that are shot uninterrupted from the moment the camera starts rolling

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Camera Shot

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Is used to specify the location where the camera is placed to fake a shot

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Camera Shot Angle

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is a powerful filmmaking fool employed to modify the relationship between the subject and the camera frame, with the goal of altering viewers perspective

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Camera Movement

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To move the camera closer or further away from the subject

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Zoom

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Camera angle that involves ascending or descending the entire camera, instead of just the angle of the camera

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Pedestal

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Like panning, the camera is held in a fixed situation, but instead of moving the camera side to side, it is moved up and down.

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Tilt

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To move the camera from side to side or horizontally in a stationary position

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Panorama

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Refers to a camera movement that involves the camera attached on a track from the subject

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Dolly

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Similar to dolly, but instead of moving the camera toward or away from the subject,the camera goes from side to side.

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Truck

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Is a film lighting technique that goes beyond the standard three-point lighting setup to add drama, depth, and atmosphere to the story

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Cinematic Lighting

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Is a sound recorded and presented so it will make a specific storytelling or creative point without the use of dialogue or music

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Sound Effect

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What are the 4 symbolic Codes?

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1.setting

2.mise en scene

3. Acting

4. Color

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The time and place of the narrative, which can be as broad as a country or as specific as a room

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Setting

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Refers to the place where an event happens.

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Settings

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Everything within the frame, including set design, costume, props, staging, and composition

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Mise en scene

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The portrayal of characters through facial expressions, body language, vocal qualities, movement, and body contact

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Acting

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The use of dominant colors, contrasting foils, and color symbolism to convey meaning

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Color

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Refers to an example of nonverbal communication through gestures or movements.

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Body Language

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It uses language style and textual layout (headlines,captions,speech bubbles,language style, etc.)

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Written Code

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Caption displayed at the bottom of a movie or television screen that translates the dialogue or narrative

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Subtitle

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Are a text of the spoken part of a television, movie, or computer presentation and was developed to aid hearing-impaired people. But it's useful for a variety of situations

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Closed Captions

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heading or title of an article while caption is (typography) the descriptive heading or title of a document or part thereof.

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Headlines

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also known as moral philosophy, refers to the morals connecting to human behavior, whether certain actions are morally accepted or not.

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Ethics

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Refers to the use of websites and applications to interact or to communicate with other people.

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Social Networking

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Refers to a website that intends to inform people or to discuss a particular topic. It is sometimes used to advertise products that are considered useful in their own experience.

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Blogging

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it grows more and more people - especially people in younger generations - are engaging with games on various platforms.

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Gaming

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Often shortened to 'IM' or 'IMing', instant messaging refers to the act of exchanging messages through a software application in real time. This software usually includes the ability to easily let the user know if a person to be contacted is online or connected through the application.

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Instant Messaging

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Downloading music,movies, books or any other media off the internet is considered as a norm in today's society

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Downloading

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Media, especially social media, can be considered as a great place wherein a person can share or flaunt skills in creating something.

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Uploading

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Refers to creations of the mind, such as inventions; literary and artistic works; and symbols, names and images used in commerce

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Intellectual Property (IP)

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Exclusive rights granted for an invention, allowing the owner to decide how it's used by others

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Patents

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Rights that creators have over literary and artistic works.

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Copyrights

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Signs capable of distinguishing the goods or services of one enterprise from those of others

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Trademarks.

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The ornamental or aesthetic aspect of an article

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Industrial Designs

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Signs used on goods with a specific geographical origin and qualities

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Geographical Indications

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IP rights on confidential information which Mae be sold or licensed

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Trade Secrets

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Using or reproducing someone else's work without permission

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Copyright Infringement

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Claiming a work or an intellectual property as your own

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Plagiarism

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Refers to ethical guidelines in communication or using the internet. This includes rules on how to act during discussions and also the unique nature of the medium.

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Netiquette

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Refers to the gap between users when it comes to access of information and communication technology or the gap between users who have less and more bandwidth

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Digital Divide

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Commonly called PIU or Problematic Internet Use that refers to too much use of internet to the point that affects daily life

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Addiction

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A type of bullying done online. This includes sending threats, sexually harassing others, posting rumors, sharing private information, or negative comments or posts against a person

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Cyber bullying or Cyber Harassment

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This refers to the digital identity or assumed identity in the virtual world

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Virtual Self