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THE „LANGUAGE” OF CINEMA: FILM „GRAMMAR” AND VISUAL LITERACY.

Type
Journal Article
Author
Tecucianu, D.
Year
2014
Publisher
International Journal of Communication Research, 4(3).
DOI/Link
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Abstract
This paper explores cinema as a universal visual language with its own grammar, conventions, and techniques of meaning-making. It argues that understanding film requires both visual and aural literacy, similar to how print literacy requires recognition of linguistic patterns. The study examines cinematic language, editing, and emotional communication in film narratives.
Language
English
Keywords
Visual Literacy, Film Literacy
Tags
Visual communication
PGDMIL Course
C08 – Typology of Media Literacy
PGDMIL Block
C08-B1: Literacy of Mainstream Media
Has Part
C08-U02: Film Literacy
Corpus Status
Pending Review

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