Allusion - Reference to other texts, including art, films, pop culture, religious icons, etc., Body Language - Gestures and facial expressions that show characters’ attitudes, moods or personality., Colour - Used to represent different emotions. Sometimes culture., Composition - What an image is made up of – where things are placed, and how it is framed., Contrast - Placing things that are considered opposite, close to each other., Framing - The shots and angles used in images to create different audience reactions., Gaze - Where a character looks, which then directs the viewer’s eyes., Lighting - How a shot is lit or not lit., Lines - Vertical, horizontal or diagonal directions of an image., Point of View - How the image is framed in reference to the character., Salience - How much any section of an image draws attention to the viewer’s eyes., Symbolism - The use of one object to represent an idea that is more complex than it actually is., Text - Words used within images to convey a literal or figurative message., Vectors - The paths reader’s eyes follow when looking at an image., Texture - The level of roughness or smoothness that applies to an image., Interactivity - The uses of additional modes that require the reader’s own input.,

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