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Radio & TV Editing and Directing
Audio-visual language
Release Date: 2017-09-221. Basic Course Information
Course Code: 129072
Course Name: Audio-visual language
Course Type: Compulsory Course
Periods: 36
Credits: 2
Assessment: Examination
2. Course Description
This course gives a systematic introduction to fundamental elements of audio-visual language including lens, composition, shots, axis, angle, motion, mise-en-scine, montage and sound. Analysis will be undertaken mainly on films and a range of examples to illustrate features of audio-visual language and application of every major element. This course is designed to enable students to acquire a correct understanding of main features and techniques of expression in television animation, as well as spark a deeper analysis of art forms.