Camera Angles & Movements
A shot type used to set the scene of a film.
What is an establishing shot?
A cut that can represent a dream.
What is a fade?
A voice heard speaking but not seen on camera.
What is narration?
A category of mise-en-scene that includes the usage props.
What is setting?
Horror films have this effect on the audience.
What is fear/anticipation?
The shot progression of a long shot to a medium shot followed by a close-up.
What is the standard shot progression?
What is a cut on action?
The sound of characters talking onscreen.
What is dialogue?
This color of lighting could depict a happy tone in the film.
What is the color yellow?
The musical genre elicits these emotions in the audience.
What is joy/love?
The main purpose of a pan shot.
What is revealing information to the audience?
An edit that occurs after a change in sound or image.
What is a split edit (L/J cut)?
The musical term that relates to the harshness of notes.
What is dissonance?
The purpose of expressive makeup in film?
What is creating realism?
Themes of determination and motivation construct meaning in this genre.
What is the sports genre?
A shot type used to depict power dynamics.
What is a wide shot?
A symbol created by an intellectual montage.
What is a motif?
The two categories that separate the boundaries of sound within/outside the world of film.
What is non-diegetic/diegetic sound?
A type of lighting that can create an ominous mood.
What is low lighting?
The sports genre is used to address and shape the audience's opinions on these deeper ideological issues.
What are themes of gender/racial roles?
A type of camera movement used in documentaries.
What is hand-held/random movement?
A type of editing relation that controls the speed of cuts.
What are rhythmic relations?
A term that refers to the main aim of sound in film.
What is the three-fold?
These important details can be revealed through the setting of a film.
What are past events/context?
What is shaping how the audience views the world?