12th Grade Film As Literature Flashcards

Investigate the emergence and characteristics of contemporary art, encompassing a broad range from visual to performing arts. Gain insights into diverse art forms and their cultural contexts, enhancing appreciation and critical understanding of art history and concepts.

Discover essential literary elements such as plot structure, characterization, and figurative language to enhance skills in literary analysis and deepen appreciation for literature.

Gain a thorough understanding of essential vocabulary related to performing arts by focusing on key elements such as improvisation, character development, and dramatic situations. Develop the ability to identify and discuss critical components of a theatrical performance by exploring how these concepts interrelate within theater production. This knowledge enhances the ability to analyze and articulate the intricacies of dramatic performance effectively.

Explore dramatic, situational, and verbal irony, understanding their roles in enhancing storytelling and character development. Identify examples and explain irony's impact in literature, improving analytical and interpretative skills.

Explore the role of Krampus in Alpine folklore, examining historical origins, media portrayals, and influence on contemporary Christmas traditions. Gain insights into cultural symbolism and the evolution of Krampus to enhance understanding of folklore and its impact on modern cultural narratives.

Explore key concepts of performance in entertainment and the arts, focusing on acting, streaming, and theater terminology. Enhance understanding of how performance elements contribute to storytelling and develop skills to analyze and appreciate artistic productions.

Explore rhetorical devices including irony, sarcasm, understatement, and satire, focusing on their definitions and their effectiveness in communication. Gain insights into how these devices enhance expression and contribute to impactful communication.

Investigate the life and legacy of Charles Dickens, focusing on how his experiences and the Victorian era shaped the creation of the iconic Christmas tale, "A Christmas Carol." Examine Dickens's themes and literary techniques to gain insights into his social critique and storytelling, enhancing understanding of 19th-century literature and its influence on modern Christmas traditions.

Analyze the distinctions between topics and themes by focusing on their definitions, examples, and significance in literature. Learners develop the ability to identify and interpret themes, enhancing critical thinking and interpretive skills.

Gain a thorough understanding of multimedia by exploring the integration of text, graphics, animation, audio, and video to convey information effectively. Develop foundational knowledge of multimedia elements and their applications, enhancing capabilities in creating dynamic and interactive media content.

Explore essential concepts of digital literacy, including copyright, digital citizenship, and design principles such as balance, movement, and pattern. Gain a thorough understanding of the legal and ethical considerations in digital media while applying design principles to enhance visual communication skills.