Unit 1
This tells the camera what is white and helps balance out colors in an image.
What is white balance?
Ratio between width and height of an image.
Keyboard shortcut for copy.
What is command + c?
Cable that has 3 prongs and is used for sound.
What is an XLR cable?
Old motion picture device where film is viewed through a peephole.
What is a kinetoscope?
This is a hole that lets light into the camera sensor.
What is iris/what is aperture?
A camera shot that depicts a subject from the waist up.
What is a medium shot?
Keyboard shortcut for undo.
What is command + z?
A microphone on a stick.
The juxtaposition of two shots to create meaning.
What is the Kuleshov effect?
This is how fast a camera takes a photo.
What is shutter speed?
Area of the screen where eye naturally goes that can be demonstrated with a grid on an image.
What is the rule of thirds?
Identifying screen at the beginning or end of a video.
What is slate?
This measures sound.
What is a VU meter?
This censorship code determined what was allowed in American films up to the 1960's.
What is the Hays code?
Movement left or right on a stable tripod.
What is pan?
Space between the top of the frame and a person's head.
What is headroom?
Area of a screen where titles aren't cut off by a tv.
Microphone pick up pattern that picks up sound from all directions.
What is omnidirectional?
Early process used for giving film color.
What is technicolor?
This goes in front of a camera lens and acts as sunglasses for your camera.
What is an ND Filter?
The 5 seconds before and after an action on camera.
What are handles?
This window shows the video of what you are editing in the timeline.
What is the program window?
Two signals going into two channels.
What is stereo?
Film movement in Germany following WWI.
What is German Expressionism?