terminology Flashcards

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action code

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something that tells the audience that an action will follow

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active audience

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audiences actively engage in selecting media products to consume and interpreting their meanings

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3
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anchorage

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words that accompany an image contributing to the meaning of the image

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4
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appeal

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the way in which the products attract and interest an audience

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5
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arc of transformation

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the emotion process the character goes through in the process of the narrative

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6
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aspirational

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one that encourages the audience to want more money

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attract

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how media producers create appeal to audiences to encourage them to consume the product

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8
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audience categorisation

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how media producers group audiences to target their products

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audience consumption

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the way in which audience engage with products

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audience response

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how audiences react to media products

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audience interpretation

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the way in which media products place audiences in relation to a particular point of view

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audience segmentation

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where a target audience is divided up due to the diversity and range of programme to attract a large target audience

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audio

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how sound is used to communicate meanind

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12
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avatar

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a players representation of themselves in a game

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13
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binary opposites

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examples: good vs evil, villain vs hero

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14
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brand identity

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the association the audience make with the brand, for example chanel or nike, built up over time and reinforced by the advertising campaigns and their placement

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broadsheet

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a newspaper that publishes more serious news e.g. the daily telegraph

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channel identity

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that which makes the channel recognisable to audiences. presenters, stars, programme genres and specific programs all contribute to this

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circulation

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the fast spreading of media products to audinces

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connotation

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suggested meaning

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conventions

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what the audience expects to see in particular media text

20
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convergence

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the coming together of previously separated media industries

21
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cover lines

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these content to the reader and often contain teasers and rhetorical questions.

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cross platform marketing

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a text that is distributed and exhibited across a range of media formats or platforms

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cultural capital

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the media tastes and preferences of an audience, traditionally linked to social class/background

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demographic category

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a group of which consumers are placed according to their age, sex, income, profession ext categories range from A to E where A and B are the wealthiest

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denotaion

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literal meaning