Animation
When still images are stitched together to create the illusion of movement.
What is an animation?
These are the 5-6 questions journalists try to answer.
What, when, where, why, who, how
The central object, person, or point of focus in a photo.
What is a subject?
When a journalists asks someone questions to gain information.
What is an interview?
How high or low a camera is (in relation to its subject).
What is an angle?
The animation rule that objects change shape as they move.
(Clue: Sq---- and St----)
What is squash and stretch?
The sentence which answers the most important questions in a news story.
What is a lede sentence?
The main light in a 3-point lighting set up.
What is a key light?
What is a storyboard?
The exact repetition of someone's words in a story.
What is a quote?
This is a frontal light that is weaker than the key light.
What is a fill light?
There are typically 24 of these in a standard movie.
What are frames per second?
The thing news reporters don't include in a story.
We achieved this lighting technique in class by using paper.
What is bounce lighting/reflection?