Color and Tone
Space
Movement 1
Random
Movement 2
Line and Shape
100
Total colors on the color wheel
12
100
4 perspectives of position of camera
deep, flat, limited, ambiguous
100
Difference in actual movement vs relative movement
When an object actually moves, vs when the object is given movement through the camera
100
What does HSB stand for
Hue, Saturation, Brightness
100
3 areas of movement
Camera movement, object movement, point of attention
100
Characters designed using sharp and pointy shapes, usually villainous or evil
Kiki
200
The secondary colors on the RGB color wheel
Yellow, Cyan, Magenta
200
3 grounds that are needed to be considered a limited perspective
foreground, midground, background
200
SCALE in point of attention
how far viewer's have to move their attention
200
Philosohpical Conflict of Edward Walker in "The Village"
To send Ivy to the towns and reveal the truth or to keep her here and let Lucius die
200
Define point of attention
how the audience's eye travels across the screen
200
Soft and round character
bouba
300
3 shades, tones, and tints of one base color
monochromatic
300
Define ambiguous
a perspective that is obscure or out of the ordinary
300
4 areas of movement
direction, quality, scale, speed
300
Define Aspect Ratio
dimensions of the frame you are filming in
300
If an object has high quality, it has -
more curvature of movement
300
Average shot duration
4-6 seconds
400
How many tertiary colors are on the color wheel
6
400
3 components of space
position of camera, position of subject, actual frame of film
400
Quality of CAMERA movement
the smoothness of the camera
400
Bleach Bypass
deeply dehydrated colors
400
Device that mounts on a person to stabilize a camera
Gimbal
400
What framing shows for a character
being trapped in a current situation, a visual jail cell
500
3 of 5 ways colors are used in film
Elicit psychological response, draw focus to significant details, set the tone of a movie, represent character traits, or show changes/arcs in the story
500
Standard aspect ratio for High Definition
16:9
500
What is this?
Dolly
500
Standard aspect ratio
4:3
500
4 examples of how negative space is used in cinematography
Loneliness, Mystery, Scale, Uneasiness
500
What style editing encourages tension vs. what encourages calm
fast paced = tension, slow paced = calm