The medium whereby images and sound are recorded on plastic through an electronic process. Hardware used to create and communicate with media, e.g., radio, computers, telephones, satellites, printing presses, pencils, etc. See also Hardware. The production technique chosen to move from one scene to another in video or audio programming. Also production elements between programs.
Some transitions are cuts, fades, dissolves, special effects, wipes, segues, etc.
IV listings can also rarely be found as part of television and radio programming. A vertical camera movement up and down. Videocassette The software required to record and play back video content Also called a videotape. The ability to look at visual information with perception. A visually literate person understands how visual elements contribute to the meaning of the whole.