Say My Frame, Say My Frame
This is a shot in which only a person's eyes are showing.
What is a close up shot?
The shutter speed should be _______ the frame rate.
What is doubled?
If there is a window, should you place your photography subject in front of the window or facing the window?
What is facing the window?
What does the T stand for in AVTF?
What is technology?
What is Ms. Coleman's favorite thing to drink?
What is water?
The technique where a person is placed on either the left or right third.
What is Rule of Thirds?
Adjusting this will give you a blurred background?
What is the aperture?
Finish the phrase:
Leading ______.
What is Lines?
What is a tripod?
What is Ms. Coleman's favorite movie theatre snack?
What is popcorn?
If a person's arm is cut off. Is the framing balanced, unbalanced or inbalanced?
What is unbalanced?
What does AWB stand for?
What is Automatic White Balance?
Who makes the shot look cinematic?
Who is the cinematographer?
When panning the camera using the tripod stick, you should always do what to the camera?
What is grip the camera?
What is Mrs. Coleman's favorite tv/movie genre?
What is drama?
This is a "dirty" shot that tends to happen during conversations, where we get the perspectives of each side in the conversation. The non-speaker is only partially included in the shot.
What is OTS (over the shoulder)?
The exposure is determined by the ____.
What is the ISO?
POV:
You're filming an action scene and they're running down the hall. Most likely, this shot will be a h________.
What is a handheld shot?
The frame rate can be found by clicking what button?
What is the menu button?
What streaming platform does Ms. Coleman watch the most?
What is Netflix?
This shot is the opposite of dirty as there is generally nothing out of place within the shot.
What is a clean shot?
What letter is in front of the aperture number?
What is F?
Name the types of Vectors.
What is Graphic, Index, and Motion?
What type of lens does not zoom in?
What is a prime lens?
What does Ms. Coleman always say makes a shot look more "cinematic"?
What is a blurred background?