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Literary Terms In Film
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Characterization …the different things that make a character unique. Appearance Voice Clothing Age Gender Actions Thoughts Interests Living situation Mannerisms Jobs Friends Personality History Expressions Other characters’ thoughts Names Behavior Words
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Sheldon Mills
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Motivation …what a character desires. Motivation often changes as a result of what happens in the story.
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Dynamic Character …a character who changes as a result of what happens in the story
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Static Character …doesn’t change! Sadie Millstein
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Symbolism …something used to represent a BIG idea - usually one that is hard to express.
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Foreshadowing …any hint or clue about something that will happen later in the story
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Suspense …anytime the audience doesn’t know what’s going to happen next. Stories without suspense are predictable and usually boring.
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Dramatic Irony …this form of suspense is when the AUDIENCE knows what’s coming but the CHARACTERS do not.
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Situational Irony …this form of suspense surprises BOTH the audience and the characters in the story.
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Theme …represents ideas that can be supported by what happens in the story.
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Mother knows best!
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Protagonist …the character the audience (is supposed to) cares about.
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Antagonist …who (or what) the protagonist struggles against.
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Climax …the moment when the protagonist is transformed by what has happened in the story.
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