Shot Types
This shot establishes the scene by showing the setting.
Wide
Placing the eyes of a subject on the top third grid line.
Eyes on Third
The Create a Sequence Project is this type of grade in the gradebook.
Minor
Local information affect the people in our community and region.
Proximity
It is okay to do this when you are working in the hallway with production equipment, but not while the teacher is delivering instructions.
Movement
Using this type of shot might reveal emotion of detail.
Tight / Close Up
When recording an interview, camera operators should leave some of this in front of the subject's nose.
Talking Space / Noseroom
The action from one shot lines up with the action in the following shot.
Continuity
It's news because it is current.
Timeliness
Speaking to classmates at the right time and with the appropriate volume level.
Conversation
Show a little less setting and a little more detail.
Medium Shot
This distracting extra space above a subject's head.
Headroom
Cutting from a medium shot to another medium shot of the same action may cause this issue.
Jump Cut
If you like to cook you watch the Food Network. If you're looking for a job you watch business news.
Relevance
Ask a classmate, raise your hand, continue working if possible.
Help
Another name for a wide shot but not Establishing.
Long Shot
Placing the important part of a shot along the grid lines, preferably the intersections.
Rule of Thirds
This type of shot can save your sequence.
Cutaway
When people argue about actions, ideas, events or policies.
Conflict and controversy
Listening, staying in assigned area, communicating effectively, working safely
Participation
This shot might be used in a formal interview to reveal the perspective of someone in the scene.
Over the shoulder
This preproduction item is often an illustrated representation of a shot.
Storyboard
The amount of light that enters the lens of a camera can make your image very bright or very dark.
Exposure
Unusual stories about people who accomplish amazing feats or handle a life crisis.
Human Interest
Team building, employability skills, project development, film and video production