Cinema
What are the three components of color?
Hue, Value, Saturation
This transition replaces one shot with another by traveling from one side of the frame to another
Wipe
This animation principle demonstrated the exaggeration of a non-rigid body's deformation as it moves
Squash & Stretch
In a mask, white indicates an area that is opaque. Black indicates this.
Transparency
This shot shows the subject from head to toe
Full
This shot isolates part of a subject or object such as a hand or face
Close Up
This animation principle demonstrates the gradual acceleration and deceleration of an object as it starts and stops
Ease In & Out
This technique uses high contrast points in a video to record the movement, rotation, and/or scale
Tracking
This shot has the camera move horizontally around a fixed axis from one part of a scene to another
Pan
This shot has the camera angle is deliberately slanted to one side
Dutch
This animation principle has parts of an object start and end movement at different times
Overlap & Follow Through
DAILY DOUBLE
This effects technique uses a selected color within a video to create transparency
Keying
This color scheme involves three colors equally spaced on the color wheel
Triadic
This designer introduced kinetic type to Hitchcock's films
Saul Bass
This animation principle shows the preparation for action
Anticipation
This is the process of bringing multiple elements together into a single, cohesive video
Compositing
These cuts happen when sound occurs offscreen: when the sound of the next scene precedes the picture, or the picture changes but the audio continues
L & J
This kinetic type category describes text that moves in relation to one another
Dynamic
This AE setting converts keyframes to a hourglass shape and creates ease-in and ease-out timing
Easy Ease
This constraint creates a relationship between two layers and makes one layer move, rotate, or scale based on another layer
Parent/Child