Camera Work
Lighting
Editing
Terminology
Films
Composition
Camera Lens
100
A length of uninterrupted camera work
What is a shot?
100
scene is flooded with shadows and darkness to create suspense and suspicion
What is low-key lighting?
100
scene slowly goes to black or white to imply time has passed.
What is fade?
100
A shot used to show a character's emotions

What is a close-up?

100

A film that shows a man being stabbed down a flight of stairs.

What is Psycho?

100

The guiding principle to framing people in a scene 

What is the rule of thirds?

100

Flattens an image. 

What is a telephoto lens?

200
A stationary camera moves left or right
What is "pan"?
200
scene is flooded with light creating a bright and open-looking scene.
What is high key lighting?
200
an image fades into another to create a connection between images.
What is dissolve?
200
a shot taken from a distance showing the full subject and surroundings.
What is a long shot?
200

A film that uses extreme wide shots to depict the differences between the rich and poor. 

What is "Parasite"?

200

The first person you see in a scene

What is the dominant contrast?
200

Stretches an image 

What is a wide angle lens?

300
The camera itself is moving with the action
What is dolly tracking?
300

The ration between light and dark in a scene.

What is contrast?

300
cut back and forth to action that is happening simultaneously
What is cross-cutting?
300
a shot that sets the scene
What is an establishing shot?
300

A film that is shot in a one-take style?

What is "1917"?

300

A shot that uses primarily diagonal lines to frame its characters 

What is a dynamic shot?

300

Is great for landscape photography

What is an ultra wide Lens?

400
Camera work where people are seen from the waist up
What is a medium shot?
400

The type of lighting used in Film Noir 

What is low key lighting?

400
a series of shots placed quickly together to show events in time.
What is a montage?
400
sound that can be heard logically by the characters
What is diegetic sound?
400
A film that used cross-cutting to show 5 murders
What is "The Godfather"?
400

When you push a character to the edge of the screen and give them little room to move.

What is tight framing?

400

The main camera feature that determines how shallow or deep the focus is 

What is aperture?

500
Everything that appears within the frame of the shot including costumes, props, acting, lighting and makeup.
What is mise-en-scene?
500

creates a halo effect

What is back lighting?

500
a shot of a person looking, then a cut to what they saw
What is an eye-line match?
500
a shot that is tilted sideways to add tension
What is a Dutch-angle?
500

a film that has shots sync up with the music in that scene

What is "Baby Driver"?

500

Refers to how much visual information is on the screen.

What is density?

500

A technique where the camera shifts focus from one character to another. 

What is a focus pull? 

600

Moving the camera up or down without changing the camera angle. 

What is a pedestal shot?

600

The standard type of lighting set up for most films.

What is 3 point lighting? 

600

Adding one image on top of another.

What is Superimposition?

600

A Mexican stand off utilizes this film technique. 

What is an eye-line match?

600

Gaining the power of self respect +5 Strength + 5 Intelligence 

What is Scott Pilgrim vs. The World?

600

The natural elements of a scene that tell you were to look.

What are leading lines?

600

A 15mm lens is a type of 

What is an ultra wide lens? 

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