intro to media

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Across
  1. 3. A layout design that spans across two facing pages in a publication.
  2. 5. A separate path for audio in a multi channel audio system.
  3. 6. The empty space around the edges of a printed or digital page.
  4. 8. The range of distances within an image that appear sharp and in focus.
  5. 13. Adjusting the camera lens to change the focal length and magnification.
  6. 15. A typeface with small decorative strokes at the end of characters.
  7. 16. The duration for which a camera's shutter is open to capture an image.
  8. 17. An adjustable opening in a camera lens that controls the amount of light entering.
  9. 18. The use of electronic sensors to capture and store photographic images.
  10. 19. A layer in a video editing timeline where video clips are placed.
  11. 23. The horizontal movement of a camera to capture a wide scene.
  12. 25. A typeface without decorative strokes at the end of characters.
  13. 26. The space between facing pages in a printed publication.
  14. 27. A photography and design principle for creating balanced compositions.
Down
  1. 1. The use of recurring visual elements to create a cohesive design.
  2. 2. A prominent title or heading in a newspaper or magazine.
  3. 4. A periodical publication typically focused on specific topics or interests.
  4. 7. A popular software for image editing and graphic design.
  5. 9. The arrangement of text and images on a page or screen.
  6. 10. The process of arranging and manipulating video clips for a final video.
  7. 11. A periodical publication containing news, articles, and advertisements.
  8. 12. A structured conversation where one person asks questions of another.
  9. 14. A style of photography that captures natural, unposed moments.
  10. 20. The visual or audio effect used to move between video or audio clips.
  11. 21. The arrangement of visual elements in a design for a balanced look.
  12. 22. A brief description or explanation accompanying an image.
  13. 24. The difference between the lightest and darkest parts of an image.