DIRECTORS
This person directed Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith
Who is George Lucas?
This is a technique used by putting a camera extremely close to an actor's face, so it fills the entire frame.
What is a Close-Up?
This iconic 80's movie is most famous for its soundtrack, including the song "(I've Had) The Time of MY Life" by Bill Medley, Jennifer Warnes
What is Dirty Dancing?
When a director yells this to tell the actors and crew to stop filming.
What is "Cut!"
Removing parts of shots that are unnecessary
What is cutting, or trimming?
This person directed the film "Inception"
Who is Christopher Nolan?
This setting makes the camera more or less sensitive to light
What is ISO?
This movie was the highest grossing movie of the 80's following a story of an extra terrestrial.
What is E.T.?
When a director yells this to begin recording
What is "Action!" or "Roll Camera!"?
An editing transition in which the beginning or end of a clip gradually appears or disappears.
What is a fade or dissolve?
This person directed the film "Get Out"
Who is Jordan Peele?
This shot composition shows an actor in the frame from the top of their head to their torso.
This movie's plot is about a group of kids trying to find Black Beard's treasure.
What is the Goonies?
The process in rehearsals where the film crew plans out the actors movements.
What is blocking?
The process of changing colors in a film to create a mood or tone.
What is color grading or color correcting?
This person directed the film "Beetlejuice".
Who is Tim Burton?
The technique in which the camera physically moves closer toward the actor during filming?
What is a Dolly shot?
This person famously directed the Shining.
Who is Stanley Kubrick?
The term for the part of the stage where actors are told to stand or move to (often marked with an X on the spot).
What is a mark?
This non-linear editing app used in Central's film class is an industry standard.
What is Adobe Premiere Pro?
This person directed the Barbie film.
Who is Greta Gerwig?
Spielberg borrowed this camera technique from Alfred Hitchcock for his film "Jaws" in which the background appears to get smaller while the actors face stays the same size.
What is a Dolly Zoom?
In Back to the Future, the amount of miles per hour the DeLorean needs to achieve Time Travel.
What is 88 miles per hour?
After filming a scene, the editors will replace poor quality sounds or slightly alter the line delivery of an actor.
What is ADR?
This AI powered tool in Adobe Premiere Pro helps stabilize shots that are shaky.
What is Warp Stabilizer?