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AC9AMA4D01 Years 3 to 4 The Arts

AC9AMA4D01 | Years 3 to 4 Media Arts: Media Arts

Content Descriptor

Content descriptor develop media production skills by exploring ways of shaping ideas using media technologies, images, sounds, text and/or interactive elements
Strand
Developing practices and skills
Substrand
Media Arts

This content descriptor sets out learning for Years 3 to 4 Media Arts. Use it to plan lessons and assessment with the Australian Curriculum v9.

Elaborations

  • • Elaboration experimenting with suspense to create meaning and sustain representations; for example, exploring the way colour, shot type and editing techniques are used to communicate film genre
  • • Elaboration investigating how the conventions of a news story or video game communicate meaning; for example, examining the different ways speech bubble text can be written and how it can reflect the way a character is speaking
  • • Elaboration exploring different ways of creating sounds when making a soundscape; for example, creating Foley sounds with available resources, such as rustling plastic for the sound of fire or using different types of shoes and surfaces to create a variety of footstep sounds
  • • Elaboration exploring media technologies and languages when creating sound effects or images to convey a mood or main idea of a story; for example, reviewing captured images, storyboarding, zooming in and out, deleting unwanted images, adding sound/text to images to create or support a story, considering how different options might be perceived by the intended audience
  • • Elaboration using Viewpoints to develop questions to respond to their experiences as they work, such as, “In what ways does the meaning of the image change when I manipulate the sound effects?”, “Where is the suspense happening in this work, and how do I know?”, “Which images will best represent the story I am trying to tell?”

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