Composition
What is the difference between landscape and portrait?
Landscape is horizontal like the TV and Portrait is vertical like a movie poster.
What is the feeling of red
anger
What is over the shoulder
the camera is located over the shoulder of another character.
What colors are pigment Primary Colors?
Red Blue and Yellow
What is unbalanced?
When the composition has weight on one area and nothing on the other areas to help the composition
what are warm colors
red yellow orange
What is extream close up
camera is so close to the subject it highlights the charaters eyes, lips or other part to an extream degree, the rest of the body cannot be seen in its entirety
What is monochromatic?
1 color including black white and grey
What is Symetrical?
When weight, and objects mirror each other in the composition exactly
what colors should you use to create a scene in a tundra
cool colors
What is a Mid shot?
it is a shot of a character from their belly button to just above the top of their head.
What is complementary
2 colors opposite each other on the color wheel
What is Asymetrical?
When weight is balanced on both sides but objects and pacement are diffrerent from each other.
what do yu call a scene with purple and yellow and red and green
dual complementary
What is the purpose of an establishing shot?
To show the entire location of where a scene will take place
What is analogus
3 colors directly next to each other on the color wheel
What is Radial?
a circular composition that helps guide the viewers eye in a circle until in reaches the center. Like a portal
What is the difference between Pigment color and Light Colors
Pigment is Additive and Light is subtractive
What is the difference between Birds Eye and Worms Eye
Birds Eye is from High above and you can see the rooftops
Worms Eye is from below and you can see streets or blades of grass with high detail
Describe Tints, Tones and Shades
Tints- any color with white
Tones- any color with grey
Shades- any color with Black