1. IMAGE, TEXT, & AUDIO
1.1. Framing and Reading
1.2. Newspapers and Journalism
1.3. Books, Comics, Magazines, and Publishing Industries
1.4. Radio
1.5. Photography and Timeless Image Concepts
2. Framing and Listening
3. FILM & TV
3.1. The Film Form
3.1.1. Short- Length
3.1.2. Feature- Length
3.2. Modes of Film Production
3.2.1. Pre-production Stage
3.2.2. Production Stage
3.2.3. Post- production Satge
3.3. Film Formats
3.3.1. Narrative
3.3.2. Experimental
3.3.3. Documentary
3.3.4. Animation
3.4. Film Image Composiiton
3.4.1. Relationship between people and object
3.4.2. Play of light and dark
3.4.3. Colors and Patterns
3.4.4. Position of the camera
3.4.5. Angle of the subject
3.5. Motion Framing Components
3.5.1. Zoom
3.5.2. Pan
3.5.3. Focus
3.5.4. Dolly
3.5.5. Tilt
3.5.6. Pedestal
3.5.7. Truck
3.6. The TV Broadcast
3.6.1. Free- to- air
3.6.1.1. ABS- CBN
3.6.1.2. GMA
3.6.2. UHF Stations
3.6.2.1. Net 25
3.6.2.2. ETC Channel
3.7. Kinds of TV Shows
3.7.1. Informative Programming
3.7.2. Entertainment Programming
3.8. TV Shows Anatomy and Advertising
3.8.1. Commercial Breaks
3.9. Crafting Media Messages
3.9.1. Comprehensible components
3.10. Creating Meaning in...
3.10.1. Audio Production
3.10.2. Image Production
3.10.3. Audiovisual Production
4. SOCIAL NETWORKING
4.1. Social Media
4.1.1. Kinds
4.1.1.1. Print- Based
4.1.1.2. Audio- Based
4.1.1.3. Photo- Based
4.1.1.4. Video- Based
4.1.1.5. Social Networking Sites
4.1.2. Uses
4.1.2.1. Educational Tool
4.1.2.2. Entertainment Portal
4.1.2.3. Personal Communication
4.1.2.4. Business and Costumer Care Tool
4.1.2.5. Advocacy Campaign for Social Change
4.1.2.6. Traditional Media Coverage ad Social Media Enhancement
5. TECHNOPHOBIA
5.1. Fear of Advanced Technology
6. NEW MEDIA
6.1. New Media as Multimedia
6.2. New Media Transtions
6.2.1. Synergy to Transmedia
6.3. Intersection between Traditional & New Media
6.3.1. Journalism + Internet = BLOGGING
6.3.2. Broadcasting + Internet = PODCAST
6.3.3. Film + Internet = YOUTUBE