Lighting
What are the three aspects of 3 point lighting?
key light, fill light, back light
What is the definition of mise-en-scene?
elements of a movie scene that are organized to be filmed and that are visible onscreen
What are the 5 types of cuts?
simple, fade, wipe, iris, split-screen
What are the four aspects of cinematography?
film stock, lighting, camera/lens, composition/framing
What are the 3 categories of film sound?
voice, music, noise/sound effects
What is the function of the key light?
primary light; dimension and form
What are the 4 elements of mise-en-scene?
Settings, Costumes/Makeup, Lighting, Blocking
Define continuity editing?
preserves the illusion of spatial and/or temporal continuity in any given scene
Broadly, what is aspect ratio?
What is the Khuleshov effect?
The audience derives meaning from the way two shots are edited together
Define the term 'exposure'
the amount of light allowe to expose the film at any given time
Is a prop considered mise-en-scene?
Yes
What is the name for the film technique that prioritizes the relationship between shots(order, duration, repetition, rhythm)?
Soviet montage
What is the rule of thirds?
composition guideline that places subject in the left or right third of the shot
What is the difference between diegetic and nondiegetic sound?
diegetic is sound heard by the characters onscreen; nondiegetic is not heard by the characters onscreen
A film's sensitivity to light is called ___?
speed
What is the difference between naturalistic and theatrical mise-en-scene?
naturalistic is historical or everyday; theatrical is expressive and constructive
Describe the qualities that make shot/reverse-shot
establishing shot, 180-degree rule, eyeline match, re-establishing shot
Define depth of field
Range of distances within which objects can be photographed in sharp focus
What are the 7 types of camera movements?
pan, tilt, dolly/tracking, crane, drone/aerial, steadicam, handheld
As focal length increases, the opitcal lens is moved ____ from the sensor, making the field of view _____.
further; smaller
What is the difference between mise-en-scene and cinematography?
mise-en-scene is what is on the screen; cinematography is how it's shown to audiences
disjunctive editing
Is 'zoom' a type of camera movement?
No, it's a lens movement
If a normal frame rate is 24fps, then slow motion is __fps?
48