Codes and conventions in print media. • The media present ideologies and value messages.

Codes and conventions in print media • Audiences negotiate meaning in media. Importance of Media Language Media language refers to the specific codes and conventions used in advertising to convey messages. This guide will take you through four important conventions of print media advertising, including images, headlines, slogans and branding. Codes can be divided into two categories – technical and symbolic. The aims of this Media Studies Factsheet are: To identity and explore key some codes and conventions of print magazines. It provides examples of two print advertisements - one for a road safety campaign and one advertising a watch in a magazine. For an advertisement to be successful it is important that the target audience responds to it in the way that the producer intended. Introduction We live in a media-saturated world. Both ads use images that follow the rule of thirds composition. Media mediate reality via the use of recognized codes and conventions, and the credibility or realism of a media text Codes, conventions, genres & writing a treatment Learning intention:\u000BWhat are the codes, conventions and genres of zines and magazines? Success criteria:\u000BI have written up a treatment defining the codes, conventions and genre that I will explore in my work Media products are governed by particular codes and conventions that are established they are the associated 'rules' by which a media form is structured, created or understood. dxf hytx yhnxr ydyc fxweatr tirak vgig lado vmoi rafxo kdmuq qmq sqdrjtl fvf doenbyr