Glossary

Keywords:

• Blog- Means web-log which is focused on a subject of intrest which allows people to respond and read your posts.
• Brief- Information given/ written by a person telling you about the content and purpose of the media content.
• Cut- The transition from one audio/ shot to the next in the sequence.
• Genre- Style or type of media product e.g. magazine, comedy, social networking.
• Mise-en-scene- Everything you see in that particular shot.
• Public Service Broadcasting- A name given to a radio and television station.
• Primary Research- Colection of original data.
• Secondary Research- The collection and use of exisiting data.
• Schedule- Deciding when and where a particular programme and advert should be shown. 
• Shot- A single photograph or a single take from a camera.
• Titles- Opening credits of a film, television programme or game.

Workflow

 We used Adobe Premiere to edit the footage we collected from previous lessons of the college to make a college promo. It was difficult at first because we had to learn how to use Adobe Premiere and learn all the different skills and functions. In the past two weeks we collected recordings of different places round the college, for example: a music rehersal from the Higher National Diploma music students, canteen and higher education section. Me, Jasmine, Naydine and Bethany all recorded Vox Pops for the college promo and in this we was talked about what we liked about the college and why. Vox Pops- Is an opinion and thoughts by a person represented by informal comments. I have not currently finished editing fully as there is still a lot more to learn but is coming together good for the first time editing. As this promo is meant to promote the college it is important that it is exciting, with catchy music and pictures/ clips that are related. This is aimed for people who already attend the college and people who are wanting to start.

Basic Camera Function&Controls

A guide to basic functions and controls. Explaining focus, exposure, white balance, sound, composition and health and safety when filming on location and in the studio.

Mise-en-scéne:Space Jam

Glossary

Keywords:

• Diegetic sound- Sound that can be seen on the screen e.g. voices of characters.
• Non-Diegetic sound- Sound that you can't see on the screen e.g. narrator.
• Ambient sound- Background noise in present scene to create an atmosphere.
• Sound effects- Created sounds used to emphasise what is happening in the scene.
• Mood- Sound that is used to create ambiance e.g tension, romance, sadness.
• Tone- Sound that is measured by it's pitch, quality and strength.
• Genre- Category or style that films will be places into e.g. horror, musical, comedy etc. 
• Theme Music- A piece of music that is specifically for that film.
• Voiceover- Narration of a film, play or broadcast where you can't see the speaker.
• Musical Score- Music that has been written/composed and the instruments/artists involved have their own composition sheet.
• Synchronous sound- When the sound effect in a scene is linked with another event or action.
• Asynchronous sound- Sound that is not synchronised with the scene.
• Contrapuntal- Complex music which is played/sounded together at the same time. 
• Silence- The lack of audio sound. 
• Selective sound- Removal of some sounds to make significant sounds more recognisable this is often used to cause dramatic effect.
• Sound bridges- Carry over of the sound from the previous scene.