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Participant Who and what is represented Gaze Demand when the participant looks directly at the viewer demanding a response Can be engaging or confronting Offer occurs when the participant looks away from the viewer and is more impersonal ID: 601681

relationship image participant important image relationship important participant left film angle signifies characters mood show bottom ideal top real

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Visual Literacy TerminologySlide2

Participant

Who and what is representedSlide3

Gaze

Demand – when the participant looks directly at the viewer, demanding a response. Can be engaging or confronting

Offer – occurs when the participant looks away from the viewer, and is more impersonalSlide4

Demand

Offer

Offer

Demand

DemandSlide5

Salience

The part of an image that first attracts the viewer’s attention is most salient

The most notable feature in the textThis could be due to size or colourSlide6
Slide7

Centrality

The placing of the central figure/object to focus attentionSlide8
Slide9

Social Distance

The distance between the participant and the viewer, representing a type of relationship

Close= intimate relationshipMedium= social relationshipLong/far= public relationshipSlide10

Medium/Social

Medium/Social

Long/Public

Long/Public

Close/Intimate

Close/IntimateSlide11

Power Relations (Angle)

The angle of an image positions the viewer as:

Having superior knowledge or power (taken from above)Having

inferior knowledge or power (taken from below)Having equal

standing with the participant (taken at eye-level)Slide12

Slight Low angle

Eye-Level

Eye-Level

Low angle

Slight High angle

High AngleSlide13

Framing

The border enclosing the main part of the textSlide14

Framing around the

image- looks like a

photo

Framing – sparkling

l

ove heart-

pretentious,

conceited

Rough, black frame-

Symbol of hate, evil

spreading into their

livesSlide15

Vectors

Lines that direct the viewer’s gaze through a visual text.

This can be a solid line, or the gaze of the participant directing the viewer’s attention.Slide16
Slide17

Composition

Foreground=objects/participants at the front of the image

Middleground= objects/participants in the middle of the imageBackground= objects/participants at the back of the imageSlide18

B

B

B

B

M

M

M

F

F

F

F

FSlide19

Information Value

Where something is placed within a text to convey certain value

In Western Society we read from left to right and top to bottomLeft to right layout= given/newTop to bottom layout=ideal/realCentre to margin layout= important/peripheralSlide20

Given/New

Left side signifies the

Given – known or familiar informationRight side signifies the New – innovative or newly introduced visual informationSlide21

Given

Given

Given

New

New

New

Left=Who he is-known

Right=Who he will

become-new

Left=who he is-known

Right=Who he will

become-new

Left=who the

participant is-known

Right=the people

she will become like-

newSlide22

Ideal/Real

Top signifies the

Ideal – the optimal, something to be strived forBottom signifies the Real – the facts, reality, the “fine print”Slide23

Ideal

Ideal

Real

Real

Top= the life to strive for

Bottom= the life they have,

who they really are

Top= what the participants

s

trive for

Bottom= the realitySlide24

Important/Peripheral

Centre signifies the

ImportantMargin signifies the Peripheral- less emphasis/importanceSlide25

Important

PeripheralSlide26

Symbols/Motifs

Symbol- used to represent an idea/concept

Motif- a repeated idea/theme/symbolSlide27
Slide28

Colour

Different

colours give different messages which are often symbolic, or create certain moodsE.G. white=purity, red=passion, death, yellow=joy, pink=feminine, romantic, etc.Slide29

Pink=feminine,

sensuous

Orange=warmth,

Strength of

Personality

Yellow=happiness

Sepia=past/old

Red=danger, death

,

Passion

White= purity,

innocence, mystical

Black=death, rebellion

Purple=intelligence

Blue=powerSlide30

Rule of thirds

The rule of thirds states than an image is most pleasing when its subjects or regions are composed along imaginary lines which divide the image into thirds — both vertically and horizontallySlide31
Slide32

Creating a VISUAL IMAGE (including a DVD cover)

It is important to use these visual techniques to help convey a message to the audience. Think about what you want the image to say and then think about how you would set up the image.

Consider the following;What characters are important?

What is their relationship with each other?What is the mood of the film?How will we show this?Slide33

What characters are important?

What is their relationship with each other?

What is the mood of the film?

How will we show this?Slide34

What characters are important?

What is their relationship with each other?

What is the mood of the film?

How will we show this?Slide35

What characters are important?

What is their relationship with each other?

What is the mood of the film?

How will we show this?Slide36

What characters are important?

What is their relationship with each other?

What is the mood of the film?

How will we show this?Slide37

What characters are important?

What is their relationship with each other?

What is the mood of the film?

How will we show this?