Term | Answer |
a shot in which the camera is on a moving device such as a dolly with wheels either independently mobile or mounted on tracks | |
an image gradually fades away to a black or monochromatic screen or other image | |
an image gradually appearing from a black or monochromatic screen or other image | |
the cutting and arrangement of shots designed to make sequences feel continuous in time and space | |
a transition between two shots or sequences whereby the first gradually fades out as the second fades in with some overlap | |
a shot that clearly identifies the location of a scene usually shown as the first shot of a sequence after a change in location | |
a piece or series of pieces of transparent material usually glass that receive and refract light to form an image at a set distance behind the lens. | |
a shot of detail of a scene( such as a object or a small detail of a character or a gesture) which is later inserted into the sequence during editing | |
in a narrative sequence this is a shot that 'cuts away' from the main action | |
editing that cuts between shots that would otherwise make up completely independent sequences used to establish relationships between different events usually occurring simultaneou | |
flexible sturdy substance typically made of cellulose acetate or polyester used in the film roll | |
a shot that is taken at the opposite angle from the shot immediately pervious to it. The _______________ shot is commonly used in dialogue sequences to depict movement of character | |
a mechanism that opens and closes to allow light to pass through the lens into the camera and onto the recording surface | |
a device used for cutting and attaching individual pieces of film. | |
production sound recorded separately from picture and without any talking or movement to preserve the noise that is present on location or a set | |
device used to increase the level of an electrical signal produced by a sound generally through the use of transistors or electron tubes, thus making the audio loud enough for proj | |
in audio recording a ________ is a long retractable pole to which a microphone is attached in order to be held near the source of sound in a scene | |
in a screenplay the words spoken by characters either on screen or off screen | |
noises created to synchronize with the images filmed during production, often recored in a sound studio with a viewing system | |
the actual physical space in which a film is set; the term is often used for any shooting site that is not in a film studio environment | |
the place and time period in which a scene or story occurs | |
non-synchronous sound effects, off camera lines, and non - sync dialogue recorded during production separately from the picture | |
device used to shield the microphone from wind or air currents or pressure. A common type is the blimp. | |
a small rectangular board with clapsticks at the top used to synchronize recorded sound with moving images and to provide technical and record keeping information | |
Spoken dialogue or narration heard by the viewer but that is not voiced directly by a character in the scene. includes voices imagined or remembered in the minds of characters in t | |
a series of shots that form a distinct storytelling unit or unified passage in the film | |
a shot that includes two characters often a close or medium shot | |
a shot that is from the point of view of a character in the film. | |
the meaning and significance created by two shots in juxtapostion that is not apparent in the shots when they are viewed separately | |
the invisible line percieved between the eye of a person and wheat is being seen by that person. | |
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