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The way sound is used in a media product, such as voiceovers and music, to create a mood.
Changing elements such as logo size, slogans and images when a product is given a different aim.
Where items are put on a page or screen to guide the audience's attention and make information clear.
A style of writing that follows standard rules and avoids slang, often used in documentaries to educate.
The typical features of a type of product, such as a Blu-ray cover showing a title and cast.
A relaxed, conversational style of writing or speech suited to entertainment products such as soap operas.
The mood or attitude conveyed by the words used in a media product, such as persuasive or friendly.
The way graphics, video and photos are designed and presented, such as realistic or cartoon-like, to evoke feelings.
The information, images and text a product includes, chosen to suit its purpose and its audience.
The use of hues to convey meaning and emotion, such as red for error or green for nature.