The Exposure Triangle
Iso, Aperture, and shutter speed all control this.
What is light?
The Hot Key that allows users to copy an item.
What is CTRL-C?
The composition technique that pushes its subject to the side rather than the center of a shot.
What is the Rule of Thirds?
The main lightsource in a shot, typically in a three point lighting set up.
What is the Key Light?
Audio that plays in the background of a scene in order to set the films tone or influence the audiences feelings, createing the score for the film.
What is Music?
Iso only effects this
Noise and Grain
The Premiere Tool that allows users to cut a clip.
What is the Razor?
The composition technique that requires one side of the shot to reflect the other, creating two sides that are matching.
What is Symmetry?
The light that covers shadows that the main light may have missed, typically in a three point lighting set up.
What is a fill light?
Sounds that a sound designer creates to represent a specific action that can’t be naturally heard in real life.
Shutter speed only effects this
motion blur
The tab that you click when you are ready to export your video.
What is Share?
The composition technique that includes Invisible Lines that lead the viewers eyes towards the subject of a shot.
What are leading lines?
The light that brightens the back of a subjects head in order to fill in shadow and seperate them from the background.
What is a rim/back/hair light?
Actors hired to play a character or to read lines for a film, however, they are only heard and not seen; often for animated films and advertisments.
What are Voice Actors?
aperture only effects this
what is depth of field
A row on the timeline that can hold either a video or audio clip.
What is a Track?
The Composition technique where there is an empty area around or between the subject of an image, design, or film
What is Negative Space?
Lighting that is used and already found within a scene, such as a lamp, chandeliere, candles, etc.
What are practical lights?
The ambience in any given room when not interrupted by any outside force. Often, this is recorded on a set in order to give seens unoticable backgroun noise in order to avoid pure silence.
What is Room Tone
The definition of Depth of field
what is How deep or shallow your field of focus is.
The effect the allows video or audio to fade in or out.
What is Cross Dissolve?
The type of compositional technique that involves using or adding elements surrounding your subject to emphasize and lead the viewer’s eye toward your subject or to simply add interest to your image.
What is Framing?
Light that is softened by either boucing it off of a surface or pushing it through a thin sheet, such as a soft box.
What is diffused lighting?
Thes sounds are added audio elements that make scenes more realistic. An artist takes what is happening in the scene and adds a louder sound effect to help enhance the scene.
What is Folley?