英文摘要 |
This research is mainly targeted at the preproduction stage of media design. Research was conducted through a survey to test the difference in the layout drawn by interviewees of different education background in the process of converting description into visual presentation. By comparing what students drew to the scene framing measuring chart, we analyzed the results by using the corresponding numbers on the scene framing chart. The experiment was conducted by adopting the Mix design two-way ANOVA. In the test designed, word descriptions grouped into 4 scenarios: realistic, memorial, surreal, and zen interpretation. Each scenario was described in four to five sentences, numbered from 1 to 18. The test results of high-grader interviewees in the description section showed a biggest discrepancy in standard deviation. The statistical results were as follows: Sentence 9 surreal > Sentence 17 zen interpretation > Sentence 16 zen interpretation > Sentence 18 zen interpretation > Sentence 12 surreal. On the other hand, the statistical results of lower-graders were as follows: Sentence 6 memorial > Sentence 9 Surreal > Sentence16 zen interpretation > Sentence 12 surreal > Sentence 11 surreal. In terms of the significance test between high and low graders, the situational aspect of the sentence showed the main effect had reached the significance level, the cross effect between low & high graders and the situational factors of the sentence also reached the significance level. In the design aspect of elements between low & high graders, the test results did not show any significance (p value= 0.39>0.05). The prompt between situational wordings: realistic, memorial, surreal and zen interpretation all reached significance level in terms of their main effects. However, the cross effect between each situational wording and all other participant elements did not reach the significance level. Lastly, in the four types of situational wordings, surreal situation was the only element that had reached the significance level in both high and low grader elements. |