Composition
Color Theory
Exposure Triangle
100
refers to the way the shot is designed, from the positioning of the actors and props to the framing of the image within the camera
Composition
100
Daylight has a color temperature of_______, making it cool
5600°K
100
occurs if an object moves while the scene is being captured, and appears as streaking or smearing in the image
What is motion blur?
200
the area visible with a given lens and position
Field of View
200
Process that helps to ensure that the camera records colors accurately
What is white balancing?
200
determines the amount of time that the film stock or sensor is exposed to light
What is shutter speed?
300
the type of shot this is
What is an Extreme Long Shot (ELS)?
300
colors next to each other on the color wheel.
What are analogous colors? (typically more natural and harmonious)
300
a way of describing the amount of light that reaches either a piece of film or a digital sensor over a given period of time
What is Exposure?
400
the area between your subject’s face and the side of the frame they are looking toward
What is lead room?
400
the idea that certain colors and color combinations will have an effect on the audience
What is color theory?
400
controls the amount of light allowed to pass through the lens
What is aperture?
500
divides the frame into equal parts creating a tic-tac-toe grid that we can use to place elements
What is the rule of thirds?
500
Colors that are directly opposite one another on the color wheel
What are complimentary colors?
500
The three parts of the exposure triangle
Iso, Aperture, and Shutter Speed