Mise-en-Scene
Softens and eliminates shadows
What is fill lighting?
The category “kind” or “type” of film
What is Genre?
Two distinct camera categories
what is Shot Type + Camera Movement?
Gradually darkens the end of of a shot to black
What is Fade-out?
A term which refers to simultaneous or consecutive musical notes which ( according to convention) sound pleasant
What is Harmony?
Color
Quality
Direction
Source
What is the four aspects of lighting
Patterns of conventions.
What makes up a genre?
This shot shows the entire character from head to toe with the surrounds still prominent in the scene.
Shot be replaced shot at by a boundary line moving across the screen
What is a Wipe?
The frequency of a sound
What is pitch?
Patch of brightness on a surface
What is highlights?
No set Setting
Character Types (4 types): Victims, Bystanders, Force of Justice + Lawbreaker.
What is crime thriller?
This shot is often used to make the audience feel as though they are actually included in the conversation/action.
It is a form of point of view shot.
What is Over the Shoulder?
A way to signal a memory or a dream
Create a hybrid moment to show superimposition
What is a disslove?
Recurring beat forming a pattern
What is rhythm?
Form of exposition ,plot development and character traits.
Sometimes recurring as a motif
Props
“Final Girl”
What is horror?
A shot that shows a character from the waist up
What is a medium Shot?
When the audio of the next scene proceeds the image. Hearing audio from scene B in scene A.
A collection of background sound switches reinforce the realism of a scene
what is Soundscape?
“Everything you can see on the screen”
Mise-en-scene
Setting Town or City
Plot pattern: Accomplishment to overcome (poverty, Career, etc.)
What is a musical film?
This shot shows a part of something for example, someone's face and is used to draw attention to the thing/ person or emotions.
What is a close up shot?
Any transitions that uses audio or visual elements from a previous scene into the next scene.
What is a Match Cut?
Sound which does not have its source within the worlds of the films
What is Non-diegetic Sound?