Shot Types
What shot can see the full body of the actor?
What is a Full shot
What movement moves forward physically with the camera?
What is a Dolly
Who plays the characters in the film?
What are the Actors/Actress
What shows a jump in time?
What is a Jump cut
What angle shows characters looking small or weak?
What is a High angle
What shot shows me the location of the film?
What is an Establishing shot
What camera movement goes left to right or right to left?
What is a Pan
Who arranges the film footage and audio to make the film makes sense?
Who is the Editor
What cut is used for a conversation?
What is a Cross Cut
What angle shows what the character is looking at?
What is a POV
What shot shows me the emotions of the actor/actress?
What is a Close-up?
What movement goes in closer to the character without physically moving the camera?
What is a Zoom
Who has the vision for the film?
Who is the Director
What cut matches the objects of movements from the previous shot?
What is a Match cut
What angle shows the character looking strong or tall?
What is a Low angle
What shot shows a character talking to another character in a conversation?
What is an Over the shoulder shot
What camera movement goes up and down or down to up to show height or scale
What is a Tilt
Who sets up the camera and records the footage?
Who is the Cinematographer
What is a basic cut called?
What is a Hard cut
What angle is the same level as the camera?
What is Eye level
What shots shows great detail?
What is an Extreme close-up
What camera movement physically moves behind the character, following them?
What is Tracking
Who ensures the film crew stay on schedule?
Who is the Producer
What cut shows two events happening at the same time?
What is Parallel editing
What angle has a slight tilt and shows a dream like feel or off balance look?
What is a Dutch angle