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MEDIA KEY CONCEPTS

 Mise en scène: Mise en scène is to do with location, props, positioning/layout, lighting and costume/ makeup. location is where the video is going to be set. Props are items needed within the movie/video, for example a wizard would need a wand. Now the wand would be a prop
Editing:
  • Cutting: Regular cutting, cross cutting (back and forth), shortening a clip, jumping ahead
  • Pace: Slow motion, slow, regular, fast, time-lapse and hyper-lapse
  • Special effects: C.G.I, explosions, (adding effects to a movie to make it more interesting and not dull).
Camera angles:
  • Shots: Regular, revers, over the shoulder, eye level, graphic, action, jump shot, birds eye, and crane (where the camera is shooting from above, but not the same as a birds eye.)

 Sound:
  • Diegetic
    • Sounds recorded at the same time as filming, and not added in
  • Non-diegetic
    • Sounds recorded at a later date and sound effects. Audio clips that would be heard recorded with a mic.

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