Shots
The opposite of a close-up shot.
What is a long shot?
A narrative unit in film.
What is a scene?
Transition between images.
What is a cut?
Likely shot type in a car chase?
What is a traveling shot.
Name three elements of mis-en-scene.
What are lighting, props and costumes.
An introductory shot, emphasizing time, place or character.
What is an establishing shot?
The smallest unit in film.
What is a frame?
Matching time and space across cuts.
What is continuity?
Technique for a horizontal scan of a scene.
What is a pan?
A term for elements that are part of the narrative of the film.
What is diegetic?
Give the definition of a shot.
What is a unit of film comprising a single run of the camera?
Concerns what is "closer" or "farther" from the viewer.
Abrupt cut.
When the camera presents the character's view.
What is subjective camera?
A term for elements that are outside of the narrative of the film.
What is extra-diegetic?
What is a frame?
A technique in which more than one plane is in focus.
What is deep focus?
Emotional effect of cross cutting.
What is tension?
Two meanings of "point of view."
What is what the camera shows and how is impacts sympathy/identification?
Two ways dialogue could be shown.
Technique that includes a reaction frame.
The arrangement of actors in relation to each other.
What is blocking?
The opposite of a jump cut.
What is a match cut?
Three sources of motion in a film.
What are subject, camera and cut?
Name two film elements that could create continuity across a cut.
What are music and dialogue?