Media Year 9 Exam

1. The point in the narrative in which the protagonist must defeat the antagonist to overcome and resolve the conflict.
4. Type of Camera movement. The camera moves from side to side from a central axis (such as a tripod). The location of the camera and its operator is therefore static.
5. Colour of family and tradition in Chinese culture. Also represents Eleanor's approval for Rachel to marry Nick.
7. Type of camera shot. Establishes facial expression and shows emotion. Can facilitate audience identification with a character. Allows more intimacy. Because the character’s face takes up the entire frame, establishes importance of a character, including providing insight into a character’s motivation.
8. First name of Spiderman
11. a red dress worn by a character in the US can suggest that the character is sexualised whereas in China or India, it might mean she is a bride, or fortunate.
14. a style or category of film/tv series.
15. (diegetic or non-diegetic, music, dialogue, ______ effects, the absence of ____.
16. Name of the cousin in Crazy Rich Asians whose husband is cheating on her.
17. Surname of the director of the Spiderman (2002) film.

2. sets, props, costume, colour, visual composition, everything that is in the frame
3. Type of camera angle. The location of the camera is below the subject. The subject is shot from below to make them appear powerful.
6. repeated ways of constructing media works, using codes that, over time, have become accepted by audiences.
9. Acronym to remember media codes
10. a type of film, with conventions such as a thunder storm and power loss in a house at night, conveyed by the use of low key lighting and discordant, scary music.
12. type of codes. All the ways in which equipment is used to tell the story in a media text - for example, the camera work in a film.
13. include the use of camera, acting, setting, mise en scene, editing, lighting, sound.