WorksheetsNarrative and Ideology
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 13mins
How does the VCAA define the term 'Narrative'
Narrative is used to describe fictional and non-fictional media stories in all media forms. In narratives the term ‘story’ refers to all events that contribute to the narrative.
a spoken or written account of connected events; a story.
A narrative or story is an account of a series of related events, experiences, or the like, whether true (episode, vignette, travelogue, memoir, autobiography, biography) or fictitious (fairy tale, fable, story, epic, legend, novel).
Narratives are used to guide society on proper behavior, cultural history, formation of a communal identity, and values.
Which are media forms?
Mise-en-scene, Camera and Editing
Multiple storylines
Film, Podcast and Magazine
All of the above
What order should the Media Production Process be carried out?
Development, Production, Post-Production, Consumption, Distribution
Pre-Production, Development, Production, Post-Production, Distribution
Development, Pre-Production, Production, Post-Production, Distribution
Development, Post-Production, Production, Pre-Production, Distribution
Which list most accurately describes Media Conventions?
Genre and Style
Camera, Acting, Mise-en-scene, Editing
Equipment, Materials and Technologies
Character, Story arcs, Cause and Effect, Page layout
Which list most accurately describes Technical, Written and symbolic codes?
Character, Cause and Effect, Point of View, Structuring of Time
Camera, Acting, Mise-en-scene, Editing, Lighting, Sound
Page Layout, Titles and Credits, Structuring of Time, Story Arcs
Generic Structures, Story Principles and Forms
Define Ideology...
a theory or set of beliefs.
a system of values, beliefs and ideals which form the basis of society.
a collection of normative beliefs and values that an individual or group holds.
All of the above
When discussing ideology, values can be described as...
Racist, Sexist, Non-inclusive.
Main, Developing, Unexplored.
Oppositional, Emerging or Dominant.
Acceptable or Unacceptable.
What does the term, 'Ideological Context' refer to..
a mass of undifferentiated people who are anonymous to the producer of the film.
ideologies that centers on a collective of individuals.
ideologies that influence the production, distribution or reception of a film.
ideologies that may have impacted the production of a narrative or audience reception.
What does the term, 'Institutional Context', refer to..
individuals will interpret the meaning of the media product based on their individual cultural, social, personal or educational background.
production constraints and industry conventions that can influence the production, distribution, consumption or reception of a film.
Dominant, emerging or oppostional values in a narrative's production context.
values that are implicitly or explicitly embedded in the representations of individuals, places or institutions.
The meaning of a media text is negotiated by the audience. Meaning that is interpreted at an individual level by individuals within an audience can be described as...
Negotiated
Individual
Dominant
Personal
