This document defines common terms used in media and scripts. It defines bias in media as the selection and coverage of events by journalists that can show perceived bias. It also defines terms related to script formatting like capitalization, conventions, exterior/interior locations (EXT and INT), font style, genre, use of graphics, and libel regarding false statements.

1. Bias:
Mediabiasis the biasor perceivedbiasof journalistsandnewsproducerswithinthe massmediain
the selectionof eventsandstoriesthatare reportedandhow theyare covered.
Capitalisation:
The layoutof the scriptof the script,usuallythe layoutof itis simple inorderforitto be
understandable.
Conventions:
The way a writercreatesa script.
EXT:
Exterior– filmingoutside.
Fiction:
Describesimaginaryeventsandpeople.
Font Style:
The type of letteringusedinascript.
Genre:
A style orcategoryor film.
GFX:
Abbreviations of graphics.
INT:
Interior– filminginside.
Libel:
False statementsthatisdamagingtobe a person’sreputation.