Shot types
Adds consciousness to the shot
What is the POV shot?
The temporal length between the on and off the shot, creates "real" time
Duration
Frame moves up or down.
What is Tilting?
The quality and tone of what you hear.
What is Timbre?
Collects and Designs sounds for Cinema.
What is a Foley Artist?
Contains what is seen in the shot.
What is the Frame?
Cuts that blatantly interrupt real time and space and break normal continuity by cretaing intentional ellipsis or "breaks".
What is a Jump Cut?
Frame moves left to right.
What is Panning?
Sound matches the action on screen exactly as it would in real life, no lags.
What is Synchronous Sound?
Movement.
What is Cinema?
The composition of the shot.
What is Mise en Scene?
What is Parallel Editing?
Frame rotates up to 360 degrees.
What is Canting?
Occurs in the "world" of the movie.
What is Diegetic?
Creates illusion of movement at around 15 frames per second.
What is the frame rate?
The darkness of the shot.
What is Contrasting?
Shots strategically arranged together create greater overtones aand symbolic meanings.
What is the Soviet Montage?
Changes Focal length to move forward and backward without moving the camera.
What is the Zoom?
Sound is married to the visual based on believability.
What is Fidelity?
The distance between lens and capture device that determines how close or far awaay the camera can be from the object(s) being shot.
What is the focal length?
The "rectangularliness" of the frame
The preceding shot gains meaning becaause of the shot placed after it by the cut.
What is the Kuleshov Effect?
Ability to shift attention from one object in the shot to another without using a cut buy by adjusting the focal length.
What is Rack Focus?
Sound and images take place in the same temporal space?