Visual Techniques Vocabulary
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Literary Terms
Grammar
100
A camera angle in which the camera is above the subject making it look smaller
What is High Angle?
100
Even lighting throughout a shot
What is neutral lighting?
100
A shot taken from a character's point of view
What is subjective?
100
Descriptive language used to create word pictures
What is imagery?
100
The punctuation of movie titles
What is underlined?
200
A shot in which the image takes up at least 80 percent of the frame
What is close up?
200
An angle in which the camera shoots the subject from below making the subject look larger
What is low angle?
200
A shot from some distance that shows a person's full body
What is long shot?
200
Words that describe a character, setting, or event
What are details?
200
These conjunctions are found in dependent clauses
What are subordinating conjunctions?
300
The lighting of a scene flooded with light creating a bright mood
What is high key lighting?
300
The lighting in a scene flooded by darkness
What is low key lighting?
300
A shot taken from a normal height
What is eye level?
300
The leading character in a movie or novel
What is protagonist?
300
This type of sentence includes two combined independent clauses
What is compound?
400
The most common shot
What is medium shot?
400
A shot from a neutral point of view
What is objective?
400
A shot in which the image is being shot as part of a whole
What is extreme close up?
400
A story pattern that is common to human experience and occurs frequently in literature
What is archetype?
400
This can stand alone as a complete sentence
What is independent clause?
500
The borders of an image
What is framing?
500
A single piece of film not interrupted by cuts
What is shot?
500
Way images can be used to convey narration
What are visual techniques?
500
The overall emotion created by an author's language and tone
What is mood?
500
"After I finish my last ITBS test this afternoon, I will be really tired of testing, but the weekend is almost here!" is this sentence type
What is compound-complex?
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