Camera Shots
This shot is used to show a disconnection between two characters.
Single Shot
This angle is the same height as your subject
Eye Level
This shot is used to gradually disconnect from a character.
This is beat is where our character decides to take action.
What is Break Into Act 2
This person is in charge of memorizing their lines and hitting their marks
What is Actor?
This shot is framed above the waist of a subject
Medium Shot
This angle shows power to the audience.
This term is used when you orbit around your subject.
This beat is where the moral of the story is revealed to the audience. The thing the hero needs to learn.
Theme
This person is in charge of pulling focus.
What is 1st Assistant Camera.
This shot is used to show a connection between two characters.
Over The Shoulder
This angle shows weakness to the audience.
High Angle
This term is used when you put the camera on track and move the camera towards or away from your subject while adjusting the focal length of your lens.
Dolly Zoom
This beat is where everything is good or bad for our hero.
This person is in charge of continuity.
What is Script Supervisor
This shot is used to draw attention to something important.
Extreme Close Up or Close Up
This angle is to show scale, scenery, and movement.
Bird's Eye or Overhead Shot
The movement follows the subject through a scene and physically moves the camera left or right. Wes Anderson often uses this technique
Trucking
This beat is where our hero meets the "love" story.
This person is the "money" of a movie. They spend their money to make the movie happen.
Executive Producer
This shot often follows an aerial shot and is used to show where everything will happen.
Establishing Shot
This angle shows the audience that your subject is uneasy.
Dutch Angle
This movement quickly moves the camera left to right and provides energy/momentum to a film.
This beat is where our hero feels fear, doubt, or jealousy.
What is Bad Guys Are Closing In
This person is in charge of the lights.
Gaffer