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    MIL 5 - Media and Information Languages

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    The document discusses media and information literacy (MIL) and provides learning objectives and formats for students to evaluate everyday media, produce media messages, and analyze genres and codes in media. It defines genres and codes, and provides examples of technical codes like camera shots and angles as well as symbolic and written codes.

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    MIL 5 - Media and Information Languages

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    The document discusses media and information literacy (MIL) and provides learning objectives and formats for students to evaluate everyday media, produce media messages, and analyze genres and codes in media. It defines genres and codes, and provides examples of technical codes like camera shots and angles as well as symbolic and written codes.

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    MIL 5 - Media and Information Languages

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    The document discusses media and information literacy (MIL) and provides learning objectives and formats for students to evaluate everyday media, produce media messages, and analyze genres and codes in media. It defines genres and codes, and provides examples of technical codes like camera shots and angles as well as symbolic and written codes.

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    MEDIA AND INFORMATION

    LITERACY
    (MIL)

    AR-AR M. SALCEDO, LPT


    CLASS
    • Please show up on time.
    • Find a quiet place, free from distraction (siblings, pets,
    parents, television, etc.)
    • Respect each other’s perspectives (speaking, writing,
    appearance)
    • Raise your virtual hand/ comment on the chat box if you want to
    answer/ ask a question.

    • Focus on the classroom conversation and activities.


    LEARNING OBJECTIVES
    1. Evaluate everyday media and information with regard to with
    codes, convention, and messages; in regards with audience,
    producers, and other stakeholders .
    2. Produce and assess the codes, convention, and messages of a
    group presentation.
    MEDIA AND INFORMATION
    LANGUAGES
    FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT

    Directions: Complete the table by listing


    down your favorite movies and write its
    corresponding description.

    Movie Descriptio
    1. n
    2.
    3.
    4.
    5.
    GENRE ANALYSIS
    GENRE AND CODES
    GENRE
    • Media products can be classified into categories or genre.
    • Media genres appear within a medium (film, television) such as
    the "horror" film or the television "situation comedy".
    • Is a French word for “type or “kind”.
    GENRES CATEGORY
    • Newswriting (Journalistoic Genres)
    • TV entertainment programs
    • Literary writing
    • TV News
    • Etc.
    ROLE OF GENRE IN UNDERSTANDING
    MEDIA MESSAGES

    Genre helps audiences-readers and


    viewers- to understand the text by merely
    looking at those signs that you can recognize
    and interpret.
    CODES
    CODES
    ✔ These are systems of signs, which create meaning.

    Technical codes are all the ways in which


    equipment is used to tell the story in a media
    text, for example the camera works in a film.

    Symbolic codes show what is beneath the surface


    of what we see. For example, a character's
    actions show you how the character is feeling.
    CODES IN MEDIA MESSAGES
    1. Technical Codes
    -Ways in which equipment is used to tell the story (camera
    techniques, framing, depth of fields, lighting and etc.)
    Basic Camera Shots Camera Angles
    Advance Camera
    Shots
    Extreme Wide Shot Two Shot Eye-Level
    Wide Shot Cut Away High Angle
    Medium Shot Over The Shoulder Low Angle
    Medium Close-up Point of View Bird’s Eye View
    Close-up Selective Focus Worm’s Eye View
    Extreme Close-up Arc Shot Slanted
    CODES IN MEDIA MESSAGES
    ADVANCE CAMERA SHOTS
    ADVANCE CAMERA SHOTS
    ADVANCE CAMERA SHOTS

    Over the
    Shoulder
    ADVANCE CAMERA SHOTS
    ADVANCE CAMERA SHOTS

    Selective
    Focus shot
    ADVANCE CAMERA SHOTS

    Arc shot
    CODES IN MEDIA MESSAGES
    CODES IN MEDIA MESSAGES
    2. Visual/Symbolic Codes
    -Show what is beneath the surface of what we see (objects,
    setting, body language, clothing, color, etc. )
    CODES IN MEDIA MESSAGES
    3. Written Codes
    -It uses language style and textual layout (headlines,
    captions, speech bubbles, language style, etc.)

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