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Definitions:. form:. What physical form it comes in. I.e ; newspaper, magazine ,radio , tv etc. Genre:. a style or category of art, music, or literature. I.e formal, casual, educational. Hybrid genre.

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  1. Definitions:

  2. form: • What physical form it comes in. • I.e; newspaper, magazine ,radio ,tv etc.

  3. Genre: • a style or category of art, music, or literature. • I.e formal, casual, educational.

  4. Hybrid genre • A cross-genre (or hybrid genre) is a genre in fiction that blends themes and elements from two or more different genres. As opposed to the (literary and political) conservatism of most genre fiction, cross-genre writing offers opportunities for opening up debates and stimulating discussion. • i.e romantic comedy.

  5. Platform: • A media platform is a service, site, or method that delivers media to an audience. It's functions are to deliver, but also sometimes to allow for feedback, discussion, or sharing. The 2016 debate is media content. I watched it on Facebook and YouTube, media platforms.

  6. Codes and conventions : • Media Codes and Conventions. Media codes and conventions are like the building blocks of all the media around us. Media codes generally have an agreed meaning, or connotation, to their audience. ... Conventions are expected ways in which codes are organised in a product.

  7. iconography: • the visual images and symbols used in a work of art or the study or interpretation of these.

  8. Intertextuality: • the relationship between texts, especially literary ones. • i.eshrek.

  9. Parody • I takes one text of any genre and makes it funny. • i.e scary movie.

  10. homage • A respectful reference. • As if there was a fill in the style of Quentin Tarintino’s movies, they would mention him as a sign of respect.

  11. Visual cues • Things we see that tell us things and create meaning.

  12. sound • Sound that creates meaning, dosent have to be dialogue or music.

  13. colour • Colours that’s have conventions and connotations.

  14. audience • Anyone the media text is aimed at.

  15. institution • The owners of the media. • i.e. Radio 1 = BBC.

  16. representation • How groups or individuals are represented. • i.e inbetweeners represents typical teens.

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