Camera
What shot type shows the character's entire body, with some of the surrounding environment?
Full shot
Bright, evenly lit scenes use what type of lighting technique?
High-key lighting
Dialogue is an example of
Diegetic sound
What aspects of cinematography are included in mise en scene?
Camera work, lighting, blocking, costuming, makeup, set design, props
When the camera is positioned below the subject and looks up, it is called this type of angle
Low angle/ worms eye view
Six or seven
Seven
Narrations is an example of
Non-diegetic sound
What happened to the balloon when Elsa had it in her hand?
She let it go
What are the two types of camera movements that can be included in a shot?
Shots where the main light source is placed behind the subject, facing toward the camera are...
Backlit
Barbie or Oppenheimer
Barbie
Placing important objects/the subject on plane of the imaginary grid that splits the screen up into thrids.
What is the purpose of using an extreme wide shot at the beginning of a film?
To establish the environment or setting the film takes place in
Lighting that coming from something inside the scene, i.e. lamps, headlights, is called...
practical light
Police sirens in a car chase scene is an example of
Diegetic sound
Where in the shot's composition would the subject be placed it they were up close to the camera?
The foreground
Why would a filmmaker choose to shoot handheld shots instead of using steadicam equipment?
To convey urgency, unease, claustrophobia, subject POV, etc.
Light placed on the subject at an angle, casting shadows can instill what feeling(s) on the viewer?
Fear, unease, dread, etc.
Why would background music be included in a film?
To incite a feeling or emotion in the audience corresponding to what's occurring in the scene.
What does blocking, (arrangement and movement of people in a scene) reveal about this social/emotional relationship between the characters?
Power dynamics/imbalances