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Shots
Camera Angles
Camera Movement
Mise-en-scène
Focus
100

A shot from a distance. If filming a person, the full body is shown.

What is a long shot?

100
The most commonly used angle.
What is eye level?
100
A stationary camera moves closer to the object or character.
What is Zoom?
100

The physical environment where the scene is set.

What is Set Design?

100

Opposite of a deep focus shot.

What is a shallow focus?

200
To direct attention (focus) to something important (often an emotion).
What is a close up?
200
Makes the subject look smaller, giving him or her the appearance of being weak, powerless, and trapped.
What is a High Angle?
200
A stationary camera moves up or down in a vertical direction
What is Tilt.
200

This particular mise-en-scene element can be used as tools for characters to achieve their goals, solve problems, or overcome obstacles.

What is Props?

200

The photograph or film has been made slightly unclear, affecting the entire image.

What is a Fade Soft Focus?

300
A scene between two people that includes both characters equally.
What is a two shot?
300
Makes the subject look larger and therefore strong, powerful, and threatening.
What is a Low Angle?
300
A stationary camera moves side to side in a horizontal direction.
What is Pan?
300

This element is used to achieve specific visual effects, set moods, and convey emotions in a film.


What is Lighting?

300

A filmmaking technique of changing the focus of the lens during a continuous shot.


What is a Rack Focus?

400
Please name the type of framing in the shot when you can only see a part of the object (only eyes, for example).
What is extreme close up?
400

This angle is great for making those filmed seem small and insignificant while giving the audience an 'all powerful' feel implying a sense of destiny or fate.

What is a Bird's Eye View?

400

The camera moves forward or backward.

What is Dolly?

400

A specific style of this element can show a character’s mood, or simply depict what they are like as a person.

What is Makeup?

500
The most common shot used to ground the story. If filming a person, it shows the person from the waist up.
What is a Medium shot?
500

A tilted camera angle that creates a diagonal composition.

What is a Dutch angle?

500

The camera moves sideways either left or right, front or backwards following the action or subject.

What is Tracking?

500
What type of lighting would a director mostly use in "The Cask of Amontillado"?
What is Low Key lighting?