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Journalism and Communication
8M ago
The Berlo’s model of communication takes into account the emotional aspect of the message. Berlo’s model of communication operates on the SMCR model.
In the SMCR model
S - Stands for Source
M - Message
C - Channel
R - Receiver
Let us now study the all the factors in detail:
S - Source
The source, also known as the sender, is the one who has the thought originates. He is the one who transfers the information to the receiver after carefully putting his thoughts into words.
How does the source or the sender transfer his information to the recipient ?
the so ..read more
Journalism and Communication
8M ago
Proscenium Stage
The proscenium is the most popular type of theater stage. The stage faces out and is well known for its curtain, which separates the production from the audience.
Thrust Stage
The thrust stage brings the audience closer to the production. The stage itself and the surrounding audience chairs form a semicircle.
Theater in the Round
The “theater in the round” quite literally gives the audience a unique perspective every time they see the play. It also changes the dynamic of how you present scenes.
A stage play is a story written that’s intende ..read more
Journalism and Communication
1y ago
Editors are part creatives and part technicians.
This means that in addition to understanding the theories of film and storytelling, you should also have a comprehensive understanding of the industry standard editing softwares.
These include
Adobe Premiere Pro vs. Final Cut Pro, and
Da Vinci Resolve.
Narrative continuity:
Film editing is the art of connecting shots, scenes, and sequences to pull a movie’s story together. Shot length, camera angle emphasis, scene order and transitions, and sound design all impact viewer experience.
An editor could be selec ..read more
Journalism and Communication
1y ago
https://www.musicgateway.com/blog/how-to/film-transition
Different types of transitions in film are a vital part of the filmmaking process.
Film transitions are extremely important in film, as they can
help to set the mood or tone of a scene.
and help to signify to the audience the passing of a certain amount of time or to separate out parts of the narrative.
Types Of Transitions In Film
In this section of the article, we will detail the main types of transitions in film.
They are techniques that are used to combine shots in film. This can be ac ..read more
Journalism and Communication
1y ago
Photography is more than just taking a picture. It is an outlet for creativity, vision, and imagination.
It can give you a sense of purpose, a mode of storytelling, and a different perspective on things. It can even take you to new places and help you meet new people.
Smartphone photography is different from digital photography using a camera because it is so instant and accessible.
Smartphone photography is taking pictures with your phone. It could be an iPhone or Android, old or new
Instagram, a photo and video sharing app, has over 95 million photos uploaded to it e ..read more
Journalism and Communication
1y ago
There are many aspects of portrait photography that will help
set the mood and allow dramatic
1) Split Lighting
2) Rembrandt Lighting
3) Butterfly Lighting
4) Loop Lighting
5) Flat Lighting
1) Split Lighting
With split lighting, the face is basically split in half with one side shadowed and the other side with light. Split lighting offers a dramatic effect to an image.
To achieve the split lighting effect, place your light source (studio light, window light, sunlight etc) 90 degrees to the left or right of the subject.
The line separ ..read more
Journalism and Communication
1y ago
News is an update on the happening around us. As the terms suggests News is any newpiece of information. It can be the details on a current event, on going projects or it can be on future projects.
A newspaper publishes the back ground information, analyses and criticizes the details to interpret it for the society. There is something called “news worthiness”. There are several factors that decide the news worthiness of news.
They are
1. RELEVANCEHow important is the news for the audience is an important question. An event of Canada might be irrelevant news for an Indi ..read more
Journalism and Communication
1y ago
Newspapers usually have a panel of specialists who write book reviews. The reviewer must have in depth knowledge of the subject and should be able to assess the book in terms of its impact on the reader
The main task of the reviewer is to report of the content, the approach and the scope of the work for the benefit of the readers. The book review should contain a brief description of the book and a short account of the author. The book review should tell the reader whether a book is worth reading and the review should be unbiased. An ideal review should give an overview of the book to th ..read more
Journalism and Communication
1y ago
Article analyses, interprets and provides arguments for and against an idea.
The Article provides back ground information, present an update condition and goes on to predict the future.
Articles usually provide some important information, interpret a trend, analyze the situation and predict the future of a particular issue
Accuracy and consistency are needed because credibility is the prime quality of an Article.
An Article
1. Gives information
2. Interpret a recent trend
3. Analyse a current situation
4. Attempt to predict the future of ..read more
Journalism and Communication
1y ago
Point of view in fiction refers to the source and scope of the narrative voice.
Point of view refers to:
“where an author chooses to stand in relation to his characters and action”
or
“The angle from which a writer allows readers to view his characters and action”.
The Writer and The Narrator
Narrators are not the Writer. You must be able to differentiate between the writer and the narrator. They are two different things. The writer is a real, living, breathing person who invents or constructs or creates the narrator. The narrator c ..read more