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JMC 2033 Final

33 cards·by scottshiney
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Extreme Wide Shot
Subject isn't visible, often used as an establishing shot
Wide Shot
Subject takes up full frame
Medium Shot
Shows some part of subject in detail while giving impression of whole subject
Close Up
One feature/part of subject takes up whole frame
Extreme Close Up
Zeroes in on part of the face
Over-the-Shoulder
Look from behind one person to another
Point of View
View from subject's perspective
Cut
Most common; Instant change from one shot to another
Mix, Dissolve, Cross-fade
Gradual fade from one shot to another
Fade
Fades the shot to a single color — usually black
Wipe
One shot progressively replaced by another shot in a geometric pattern
Lower Third
Graphic placed in the lower area of the screen
Broadcast Writing: Where do titles go?
Before Names (i.e. Housing and Food Director David Annis)
Broadcast Writing: Where does the attibution go?
Before what's being attributed
Broadcast Writing: Which numbers are spelt out?
0-9; 11
Three functions of media:
Inform, Entertain, Persuade
Purposes of Persuasion (4)
Raise Awareness - Educate - Influence Attitudes - Influence Behavior
Persuasion Methods (5)
Rhetoric - Advocacy - Advertising - Propaganda - Coercion
Propaganda
A systematic effort to persuade a body of people to support or adopt a particular product, opinion, attitude or course of action to benefit
Number 1 Job of PR
Create positive feelings about client
Story Pitch
A message to a journalist suggesting a story
Who said: "There's no such thing as bad publicity"
P.T. Barnum
Two Historic goals of Advertising
To communicate product availability and benefits
Three Modern Advertising Goals
To increase consumer awareness, to convert awareness into familiarity and to use familiarity to influence consumer buying behavior
How many ads did we see per day in 1950?
500
How many ads do we see per day now?
5,000
Positioning
The process of creating an image for a product
Appeal
The words, phrases, ideas that tap into the needs of an audience
Three kinds of Appeals
Rational, Emotional, Combo
AIDA
Attention - Interest - Desire - Action
FTP
File Transfer Protocol
Lateral Reporting
What you do
Layering
How you present it