Cuts
The first editing pass done for a film.
Rough cut
at the beginning of your production,
Title
events where each affects the next one
Plotting
Creates intensity or tension
Extreme close up
make the actors or objects appear more insignificant, small,
High angle
reduces the dimensions of the image
Crop
profession is operating a television or movie camera.
Camera man
the description of what is happening on screen
Action
Frames the subject from the feet up
Long shot
To depict the power or importance of an object
Low angle
This can happen when two sequential shots of the same subject in the same scene are cut together from camera positions that vary only slightly.
Jump cut
will come up with story ideas and hire writers or choose and secure rights to scripts.
creating a narrative that tells a story
Script writing
Tells the viewer where the story is taking place
created when the camera is placed nearly waist-high
Cowboy angle
includes audio from the second clip over the first clip.
J cut
the creative leads of the film. They hold the creative vision throughout the whole process, from pre-production through to the final edit.
draw your attention to the key visual element of the scene.
Slugline
Medium close up
a camera angle very commonly used to convey a neutral view.
Eye level
includes audio from the first clip over the second clip,
L cut
Usually scrolled at the end of a show.
Credits
a sequence of drawings,
Story board
Mastershot
used to signify suspense or to foreshadow that something unexpected is about to happen.