Form of communication that has a commercial purpose and serves to inform consumers about products and services
Starts with
B
Second type of the narrative structure
Starts with
C
Type of books which have visual language that tells or narrates a story through images, texts, colours and seqeunces
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D
Is the number of pixels that form a photograph.
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E
Type of shot in which the camera focuse from a very short distance to show specific details.
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F
is the part of reality (the scene) that is captured in a photograph
Contains
G
The starting point of a linear narrative.
Starts with
H
Frame compostion must always focus on the ..... figure.
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I
Is a programme, which form parts of the LibreOffice suite, allows us to create multimedia presentations.
Starts with
K
Lines that are mainly used to represent movement
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L
The first type of the narrative structure that contains: introduction, development and conclusion.
Contains
M
There are two mayor genres: documentary and storyline.
Starts with
O
Graphical representations of sounds
Starts with
P
Is an essential technique for transmitting visual information.
Contains
R
It is used to explain various topics by projecting slides onto a screen using any compatible device.
Starts with
S
Is the representation of a shape in a single colour
Contains
T
It is a series of sequenced ilustrations, is extremely useful for filming and helps to organise the narration of events that form the story.
Contains
U
Are isolated outlines used to locate the speech of the characters. They are also called Speech balloons
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V
Camera operators use this to accomplish differents moods, suggest various emotions or obtain specific levels of expressiveness or any communicative purpose
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W
Type of shot that is panoramic and reveals all: action, objects and characters
Contains
Y
Is a resource that aims to attract our attention by exaggerating the message.
