cinematography
Image of the subject from the waist up
What is a mid shot?
Instrumental soundtrack of a movie
What is a score?
Hearing words or dialogue over images
What is a voice over?
or
What is narration?
Award for recorded music
What is a grammy?
Intellectual property used without permission
What is copyright infringement?
Details the main subject with little background seen
What is a close-up?
Jaws, E.T., Harry Potter
Who is John Williams?
Clarity of sound
What is diction?
Award for television
What is an Emmy?
Amount of a song or video that can be used in a school project
What is 10%?
or
What is 30 seconds?
The main subject is seen from far away
What is a long shot?
Braveheart, Titanic, Avatar
Who is James Horner?
Emphasis of a specific word when speaking
What is inflection?
Award for movies
What is an Oscar?
Term used for the right to use copyrighted work
What is Fair Use?
The main object is at the intersecting points of the camera grid
What is the rule of thirds?
Batman, Spider-Man, the Simpsons
Who is Danny Elfman?
A person who creates all the sound effects for a movie
What is a foley artist?
The award for Best compilation soundtrack is given by…
What are the Grammys?
Length of a copyright
What is lifetime plus 70 years?
The photo is taken by looking up at the main subject
What is low angle?
The director that works most with John Williams
Who is Steven Spielberg?
The opening segment of a television show or movie
What is a title sequence?
Although nominated 53 times, his Oscar wins are fewer than the grade you are in. How may Oscars has John Williams won for Best score?
What is 5?
Images, sound, or written work that can be used with permission
What is Public Domain?