Across
- 1. When the artist/singer of the band are not actually singing but mouthing the words
- 5. A theorist who believed that genres 'create order to simplify the mass of available information'.
- 7. What audience theory states that there are 4 or more reasons for interacting with the media?
- 10. A theorist that came up with a way of deconstructing the conventions of a music video
- 12. A term used to describe a select few of people that view your production
- 13. theorist who believes that genres 'are instances of repetition and difference'.
- 14. when a text is referenced within another text
- 15. To make the meaning of a 'text' clear to the audience
- 17. When something looks so natural that it becomes very convincing
- 18. A theorist who came up with the term intertextuality
- 20. A representation or imitation of a person or thing that loses its sense of reality
Down
- 2. A term that describes the specific style of a certain music video
- 3. A term that describes the way in which something is usually done - hint - Andrew Goodwin
- 4. A term to be indication of something or be evidence of something
- 6. When the artists' or band let fans be a part of their video
- 8. A theorist who believes there are different stages to a music video narrative - Equilibrium, disruption, solution
- 9. A theorist that argues about 'genre attempts to structure some order into the wide range of texts and meanings that circulate in our culture for the convenience of both producers and audiences
- 11. common set of distinguished features in a film, book or music video
- 16. A theorist that argues that genre offers audiences 'a set pleasures'.
- 19. A category that is divided into another