Genre conventions
The types of genre conventions
What is Plot patterns, Character type, setting, theme?
The fade emotion
What is the audience ready for the story it's also the moment to reflect what happened in the scene fade to white is an indication that someone enters a dream
the digetic sound
What is A test for diegetic sound is would the characters be able to hear this
The mise-en-scne is
What is e everything you see on the screen.
The film genre
What is used to indicate genre, as well as the time period in which the film is set.
The plot of Western films
What is conflict between civilized order and lawless frontier, stand-off?
the bending of pichures
What is ts seemingly unrelated images together in order to make a feeling or an idea about the character makes us elevate the scene it a way to evoke emotion and meaning
the foley
What is Sound produced to enhance the realism of action in the scene
The props, and costumes make up this
What is make up of the location
The Pan
What is A camera movement along a horizontal axis, with the camera body turning to the left or right on a stationary tripod
The different stratages of genre when music
What is a way to show that music can be looked at for a wave of emotion and feelings expressed during a film?
The role of editing
What is Editing to offer and provide distinct rhythm and offer tension speed of the cuts
The pitch
What is The opposite of harmony simulations or consecutive musical notes sound harsh or unpleasant. In the film and tv dissovent music
The color
What is s a trigger for a certain emotion or ink to other important moments in the narrative
The main shot progression in a film
What is Sh0ot transition medium to long to close up etc. Standard shot progression is Long shot Medium shot close shot
The genre bending
What is y borrowing conventions from other media platforms?
the editing
What is coordination of one shot to the next
non diegetic sound
What is A collection of background sounds which reinforce the realism of a scene these may be augmented in post production
The important part acting
What is appeal to a plot in the acting performance
The close up shot
What is This shot shows a part of something for example, someones face and is used to draw attention to the thing/ person or emotions
The social functions
What is indication of social progress and technological advancement?
The eye trace
When an editor cuts between 2 or more scenes but focuses on the same area on the frame.
The diologe
What is The sound of people talking while on screen. Usually they are talking to each other
The origin of acting
What is Origin was necessary because actors faces would not register well on film
The master shot
What isThis shot, like the establishing shot also sets up the scene through showing key signifiers however, whilst the establishing shot leans towards showing the setting and the location, the MAster shot contains the main characters for the length of the shot