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VCE Stuff => VCE Arts => VCE Arts/Humanities/Health => VCE Subjects + Help => VCE Media => Topic started by: macaire on November 11, 2010, 09:38:43 am
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lol, anyone wanna talk media since exam is monday, i got questions, or am i talking to myself?
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This forum is generally alive but atm there is an exam (chem) happening and also people want their sleep :P. Try later in the afternoon there are hundreds of users
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fire away
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lol, anyone wanna talk media since exam is monday, i got questions, or am i talking to myself?
Go right ahead. There's like 6 media people on here haha.
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sweet as, im set now with last to sections, obviously cause they be so chill, narrative but.
my older bro did media got 49 for study score, pretty shwank, but hes in denmark and i cant contact him...a touching story.
i remember him telling me a really good way to answer narrative questions is first make good definitions to base answers off...
e.g point of view: is the manner in which narratives are presented, this influences audiences interpretations of characters, events and themes.
u then use this definition as a guideline for when u use in in a question, like if a question asked...i and i write this as simplisticly as possible to convey my intended concept of it all.
HOW IS POINT OF VIEW EFFECTIVE THROUGH CAMERA TECHNIQUES
and when addressing this question i would refer to my definition and discuss using the production element
....characters, themes and event and how they are interpreted.
my point being anyone got really good definitions for productiona and story elements which allow one to follow the same concept, peace
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sweet as, im set now with last to sections, obviously cause they be so chill, narrative but.
my older bro did media got 49 for study score, pretty shwank, but hes in denmark and i cant contact him...a touching story.
i remember him telling me a really good way to answer narrative questions is first make good definitions to base answers off...
e.g point of view: is the manner in which narratives are presented, this influences audiences interpretations of characters, events and themes.
u then use this definition as a guideline for when u use in in a question, like if a question asked...i and i write this as simplisticly as possible to convey my intended concept of it all.
HOW IS POINT OF VIEW EFFECTIVE THROUGH CAMERA TECHNIQUES
and when addressing this question i would refer to my definition and discuss using the production element
....characters, themes and event and how they are interpreted.
my point being anyone got really good definitions for productiona and story elements which allow one to follow the same concept, peace
Wow 49 is wicked! hmm. I don't have any lists of definitions though :( The textbooks never really define anything either, which is annoying. Sorry I couldn't be of more help, hopefully someone else has made a definitions list. Maybe it could be a revision exercise to go through the textbook and make them yourself or something?
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i have VCE leading edge, such a shit textbook....it defines visual composition and mise en scene as the same thing, which is retarded cause vcaa assessment reports give them two different definitions
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i have VCE leading edge, such a shit textbook....it defines visual composition and mise en scene as the same thing, which is retarded cause vcaa assessment reports give them two different definitions
I like it. Has some good elements, but yer it can be pretty shit at times.