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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