Format
What font are scripts meant to be written in?
What is Courier?
This is a shot description that strongly suggests a close-up on something.
What is Close On?
The most common and simple transition
What is Cut To:?
Preview/Advertisement of an upcoming film
What is Trailer?
Scene header is also called a ...
What is a "slug line"?
Fill in the black
Dolly shots are ______ shots.
What is moving?
When a person or object appears to be getting larger
What is Zoom?
The person in charge of creating shots, guiding actors and visualizing the movie from the script.
Who is director?
This is a part of dialogue blocks and it indicates how a line should be said.
What is a wryly?
If a scene is taking place on the top of a building or in a larger area with a lot of action, you might want to use this kind of shot..
What is an Aerial Shot?
When the camera turns around on a stationary axis
What is pan?
A series of clips or images assembled together often with background music to show a theme or pass time.
What is montage?
What are the three parts of a scene heading?
What is interior vs. exterior, location and time of day?
This is when a certain character or action is highlighted or focused on in a shot...
What is Favor On?
When the pictures stops moving/pauses for a moment
What is freeze frame?
What does O.C. and O.S stand for?
What is Off-Camera or Off-Screen?
What kind of script includes scene numbers, editing transitions and camera angles?
What are shooting scripts?
When the camera replaces the eyes of a character or an object
What is POV?
What is also known the Hitchcock zoom and is most known for Alfred Hitchcock's film, Vertigo?
What is contrazoom?
Play meant for television
What is Teleplay?