Composition Techniques
The composition technique that has something surrounding the subject.
What is framing?
Crashes, booms, and other noises in media.
What is sound effects?
The name of the people who look at your storyboard.
What is audience?
The start of the plot.
What is beginning?
The composition technique that allows the audience to understand the setting.
What is wide shot?
The composition technique that has something close and far away, creating a sense of depth.
What is foreground/background?
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The vocabulary work for creating a story out of pictures.
What is storyboarding?
The end of the plot.
What is resolution?
The composition technique that places the subject on the intersection of 6 lines that split the screen into 9 equal parts.
What is rule of thirds?
The composition technique where the subject takes up a third of the photograph.
What is rule of thirds?
The multimedia element that helps the audience understand the storyboard plot.
What is narration?
The vocabulary word for what happens in the story.
What is plot?
The most exciting part of the plot.
What is climax?
The composition technique that adds space above or below the subject.
What is head room?
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The multimeida element that tell the audience what the storyboard is about.
What is title/text?
What is compelling?
This part comes after the most exciting part.
What is falling action?
The composition technique that allows the audience to see the most detail.
What is close shot?
The composition technique that guides the audience's eyes to the subject.
What is leading lines?
The multimedia elements that creates an atmosphere for the audience.
What is background music?
The vocabulary word for a reflection of your art.
What is artist statement?
This part comes after the start of the plot.
What is rising action?
The composition technique that brings the audience closer to the subject.
What is medium shot?