Structuralism and the Media | Definition and Examples
Learn more about the structuralist approach to understanding media texts with our introduction to this important concept.| Media Studies
Learn more about the structuralist approach to understanding media texts with our introduction to this important concept.| Media Studies
Feature-length films and 30-second advertisements are mainly driven by two narrative codes. This brief guide will take you through both.| Media Studies
Develop your understanding of how editors influence the audience’s interpretation of cinema with our introduction to the Kuleshov effect.| Media Studies
This guide is essential reading for anyone who needs help with continuity editing for their media studies coursework.| Media Studies
This guide will take you through a list of shots and camera angles with great examples from the world of cinema and television. Essential reading.| Media Studies
An introduction to one of cinema’s most popular and enduring genres, including analysis of its iconography and filmmaking techniques.| Media Studies
Find out more about the important structuralist theory of binary opposition with our definition and examples from the media.| Media Studies
Explore how producers fix the meaning of texts through anchorage, such as captions, so the audience will decode the preferred reading.| Media Studies
Find out more about narrative theory with our guides and examples to this key concept in media studies.| Media Studies
An introduction to how signs derive their meaning from their relationship to other signs in a language system, or code.| Media Studies
