Narration
When a film presents us with a jump scare that we are not expecting, this is an example of what kind of narration?
Restricted narration
In In the Mood for Love, this color is used heavily in the restaurant scenes and at Mrs. Chan's office
Green
A continuous shot with no cuts
Long take
When you join or juxtapose two different shots in sequence, you can create different emotional reactions and implications that what can be signified by an individual image
Kuleshov effect
Spike Lee is known for films that showcase black urban life and race relations, with a signature aesthetic consisting of bright colors, dynamic tracking shots, precise rhythmic editing, and memorable soundtracks. Given his distinctive style, some might call him a(n) _______.
Auteur
Things brought into the story from the outside that the characters can't see or hear
Nondiegetic material
This type of lighting is used to create high contrast and sharper shadows, typically consisting of less fill light
low key lighting
Moving the camera as a whole along the ground in any direction
Tracking
Continuity editing adheres to this rule, in which the camera is kept on one side of action happening between two characters
180 degree rule
DAILY DOUBLE: "Hey, we need to get the dolly and crane over here for this scene. Where's the _______ when we need him?"
Key Grip
A chain of events linked by cause and effect occurring in time and space
Narrative (will also accept story)
Three point lighting includes a back light, fill light, and what kind of light?
Key light
The person on a film set who sets the tone through lighting. Not to be confused with the gaffer
Director of photography
A type of discontinuous cut that creates the impression of jumping forward slightly in time
Jump cut
The forging between what you see and what you hear
Synchresis
When Laura Mulvey said that "unchallenged, mainstream film coded the erotic into the language of the dominant patriarchal order," what was she referring to?
The Male Gaze
When things are happening in a scene but we don't see them, such as a conversation between Mr. Chow and Mrs. Chan's husband, they are happening where?
Off-screen
A fish eye lens is also called what type of lens?
Ultra wide-angle lens
This aesthetic movement came out of the Bolshevik revolution and was about the liberation of thought and art from tradition and elitism
Russian Futurism
In the City of God, the first montage sequence prominently features the sound of knife sharpening alongside sounds of chickens, voices, and music. The knife and chicken sounds is an example of ______ sound.
Diegetic
This type of cinema tends to center on individual characters working towards a goal, objective and unrestricted narration, and contain closure
Classical Hollywood Cinema
DAILY DOUBLE: "One looks through a window, but one looks at a frame." The window signifies immediacy, whereas the frame signifies what?
Hypermediacy
Zoom
An assemblage of shots edited together in such a way that the duration of the shot corresponds the movement on the screen.
Rhythmic Montage
These types of films offer a segment, snapshot, or fragment from a constantly flowing and evolving reality. We think of cinema as a window, and the world of the film as just a snippet
Open films