AS 91477 · 3 credits · Internal
Visual text creation
Create a fluent and coherent visual text which develops, sustains, and structures ideas using verbal and visual features
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You're creating a visual text (like a video, presentation, poster, or performance) that tells a clear, complete story or argument. You need to use both visual techniques (images, camera angles, movement) and verbal techniques (words, dialogue, music) to develop your ideas in a way that makes sense from start to finish and keeps your audience engaged.
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What you actually do
- ·Choose a visual text format (video, digital presentation, graphic novel, dramatic performance, etc.) that suits your purpose and audience
- ·Develop clear, connected ideas throughout your text using a mix of information, opinions, arguments, narratives, or observations
- ·Select and use visual features (shots, composition, movement, imagery, costumes) that work together to support your message
- ·Integrate verbal features (dialogue, music, text, sound effects, quotations) that complement the visual elements
- ·Structure your entire text so it flows smoothly, maintains consistency in meaning, and holds your audience's attention from beginning to end
AAchieved
You create a fluent and coherent visual text that successfully develops and sustains ideas using both visual and verbal features in an organized way.
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