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Communication systems Flashcards

1
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Define communication

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Sending, receiving, responding to messages

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2
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What are the 3 types of communication?

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Biological, Graphic, Wave

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3
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Whats an example of Biological communication?

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Sign language

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4
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Whats an example of Graphic communication?

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Animations/illustrations

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5
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Whats an example of Wave communication?

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Radio/TV

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6
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What are the impacts of technology?

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Political- Politics 24/7
Environmental - less use of paper but cell towers and transmission lines
Social - education
Cultural -
Economic - ads, products sold

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7
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What does SLANT stand for?

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Sit up
Listen
Ask questions
Nod
Track the speaker

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8
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How many primary, secondary, tertiary colors are there?

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P=3
S=3
T=6

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What are the three primary colors?

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Red, Yellow, Blue.

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10
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Where are the complementary colors on the color wheel located?

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The ones that are across from each other?

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What are the secondary colors?

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Green, purple, orange

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12
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What is an target audience?

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The group of people or the type of person you’re trying to reach

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What are the 4 types of target audience?

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Demographic - age, gender
Geographics - location
Phsycographic - personality, emotions
Behavioral - Choices, products you’re buying

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What is the purpose of copyright laws?

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Prevent people from copying your work

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15
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What are things that are covered by copyright laws?

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Paintings, music, play, book, song, speeches

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16
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What are things that aren’t covered by copyright laws?

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Recipes, phrases, slogans

17
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What are public domain works?

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Things free to the public, not covered by copyright laws

18
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What are the 7 elements of a newsworthy story?

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Impact - how many people are affected
Proximity - how close to the community
Timeliness - how soon after it happened are you reporting
Prominence - importance, how important is the person or thing
Human interest - something that evokes emotion
novelty/oddity - out of the ordinary
Conflict - any thing that causes debate or people take sides

19
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Who orders the newscast?

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Producer

20
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Who introduces each segment in a news cast?

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Anchor

21
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Who covers the story or feature of the newscast?

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Reporter

22
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Who writes the scripts?

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Writer

23
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Which type of animation requires multiple frames of individual pictures that are rapidly pieced together?

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Animation/ Stop motion

24
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What animation is made from figures of clay?

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Claymation

25
Q

When talking to political candidates, what is a platform?

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Goals and strategies of a political party

26
Q

What is an live action animated film?

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Combined live action and animation: Mary Poppins

27
Q

What are the three phases of video production?

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Pre-Production, Production, Post production

28
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What is one purpose of a storyboard?

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To organize your thoughts and Ideas

29
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What are the rule of thirds?

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Tic-tac-toe board on the screen, subjects on one of the points

30
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What is zoom?

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getting closer, or pulling back

31
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What is pan?

A

camera moves horizontally

32
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What is Track?

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following a subject

33
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What is Tilt?

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vertically

34
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What is overexposure?

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too much light

35
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What is underexposure?

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Not enough light

36
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What are 2 important considerations when producing when producing a children’s read along?

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Read slowly and cleary
Words pronounced correctly

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