Mise-en-Scene
Can be a custom made or existing location.
What is setting?
The input we take most for granted when watching a film or TV series.
What is score?
A category made by subjects and themes
What is genre?
Frame positions us at the same angle of the subject
What is an angle?
The act of assembling shots together
What is editing?
Gives a view as to what a character is like
What is costume?
The sound of people talking while on or off screen
What is voice over?
Begun by borrowing Conventions from other media
What is the origin of genre?
shot where camera acts as the eyes of the character.
What is a POV shot?
Cuts between two or more scenes at different location but same time
What is cross cutting?
Usual involvement of planning ahead for a certain scene
What is Mise-en-scene?
This process contributes toward SFX in films or TV shows.
What is Foley?
The presentation of recurring symbolic images that carry meaning
What is genre iconography?
A shot looking down from a high view point.
What is a aerial?
Cutting during a character or objects movement
What is cut on action?
Will influence all areas of productive design with it's different variations
What is lighting?
This is the recording of sound at the location of the shoot that's taking place
What is room tone?
What is Crime Thriller?
A wheeled support for the camera to move
What is a dolly?
a cutting technique used to shock the audience
What is a smash cut?
These two components contribute towards either realism or plot significantly?
What is acting & actuality?
This application can be used interchangeably with soundscape.
What is Soundbed?
This genre includes the "final Girl"
What is horror?
Similar to an establishing shot but shows key signifiers.
What is a master shot?
All the relations from shot A to B
What are Graphic, Rhythmic, Spatial, and Temporal?