The document discusses various media codes and conventions used in visual storytelling. It defines three main types of media codes: symbolic codes which are social in nature and understood by audiences, technical codes which refer to how equipment is used, and syntactic codes which refer to common narrative structures and genre expectations. It provides examples of different camera shots and colors that convey specific meanings and emotions, demonstrating how media codes are applied.

1. 1.The system of
signs and symbols
in media is called
______________.

2. 2.It refers to the
generally accepted
ways of presenting
messages in media.

3. 3.It refers to a class or
category of artistic
endeavor having a
particular form, content,
technique, or the like.

4. 4.What are the three
types of media
codes?

5. 5.These are codes that are social
in
nature. This only means that
these codes exist outside media
product themselves, but would
be understood in by audience in
general.

6. 6.It is known as the time and
place of the narrative. It
describes where the
story or a specific scene
took place.

7. 7-8.Give two(2)
examples of
symbolic codes in
media.

8. 9-10.Give two(2)
examples of
technical codes in
media.

9. 11.In a video, you want to
emphasize the resilience of
Filipinos in facing disasters
and calamities through their
facial emotions, what camera
shot should you use?

10. 12.You are tasked to make
an infographic about
effective study tips. What
should be the dominant
color of your infographic?

11. 13.In your video, you want
to illustrate that “Character
A” is seriously talking to
“Character B”. What camera
shot best suits the frame?

12. Choices:
a.Close-up shot of the main
character
b.Long shot of the characters
c. Over the shoulder shot of
Character B revealing the face
of Character A

13. 14.If you want your poster
to have a feeling of joy and
encouragement, what color
should you use?

14. 15.If you want your poster
to have a feeling of passion
and strength, what color
should you use?

15. 16.It refers to the ways
in which equipment is
used to tell the story.

16. 17.It refers to how the
camera is operated,
positioned and moved
for specific effects.

17. 18.Example of this
code are printed and
spoken languages.

18. 19._______ are the
specific ways we expect
the types of media codes
to be arranged.

19. 20._______ are
common narrative
structures and
expectations
from media.

20. 20._______ conventions
include the common use
of tropes, characters,
settings
or themes in a certain
media.