5 Stages of Production
What is Filmmaking?
A shot from a camera angle positioned low on the vertical axis, anywhere below the eye line, looking up.
What is Low Angle?
What is 1960s?
the edit may still be rough, with notable errors that need to be fixed in future reshoots and edits
What is Rough Cut?
Plays a significant role to communicate the audience the tone of the scene.
What is Use of Color?
The last stage of the film production process.
What is Distribution.
A technique that consists of an angled camera shot where the horizon line isn't parallel with the bottom of the frame, and vertical lines are at an angle to the side of frame.
What is Oblique Angle?
The concept of morning television was revolutionized with the debut.
What is NBC's Today Show?
first pass where the Editor assembles the film with first impressions of best takes and notes provided by the Script Supervisor
What is Assembly Cut?
Sound whose source is visible on the screen or whose sound is implied to be present by the action in the film
What is Diegetic Sound?
What is preparation?
A camera angle that shoots a scene from the view of a specific character.
What is POV shot?
What is Meet the Press?
the Editor will send the edit to other Post-Production departments
What is Finishing?
Color can build _____ within a scene.
What is harmony or tension?
Filmmakers begin to work on editing the film.
What is Post Production?
What is High Angle?
Black and White TV became more common in households.
What is 1940s?
use a test audience to collect final feedback and identify problematic areas that need resolving
What is Picture Lock?
The sound whose source is not visually noticeable on the screen nor has been applied by the action occurring in the film
What is non-diegetic sound?
Has no guarantees to run smoothly.
What is Production?
Used to enhance a disorienting or uneasy feeling in a scene.
What is Oblique Angle?
"Must-see tv" more than half of the tv watching public tuned in.
What is I Love Lucy?
no other changes to the edit will occur
What is Final Cut?
Applied to evoke the sentiments of the spectator
What is the purpose of Angles?