Shot Types
This shot focus on a very small part of a subject. It feels claustrophobic.
Extreme Close-up
A film genre is:
Categories that define a movie based on its narrative elements such as story, setting or character types.
The part of the script that usually comes directly after the slugline is:
Action (Description)
A shot that is used to show where a scene takes place is called an:
Used to show a character’s unstable emotional or mental state, or add an unsettling feeling to a particular scene.
Dutch Angle
This shot shows mostly the space the subject is in with the subject being extremely small.
Extreme Long Shot
This genre involves scary situations, murderers and often includes the supernatural
Horror
An arrow coming from a subject in a storyboard is telling us what?
The direction it is moving
The 180-degree rule states that when shooting two characters you should always do what?
Stay on one side of them.
This type of lighting is brightly lit with low contrast and no shadows.
High Key Lighting
This shot shows the subject from the waist to the top of their head.
Medium or Mid Shot
This genre usually includes cowboys, farmers and shootouts.
Western
The part of a screenplay that opens every scene and tells you information about the setting is:
The three most important elements to include when you slate a scene are:
Production Title, Scene and Take.
A sequence that contains no cuts and uses one shot for a long time is called
Long take
This angle places the camera below the subject looking up
Low angle shot
The genre is often set in space and includes aliens or advanced technology.
Science Fiction
The part of a screenplay that tells us how a character might deliver a line is called:
Parenthetical
Elliptical Editing is used to do what to the story of your film.
Speed it up, cut out the unnecessary parts.
This film technique includes all aspects of how actors are used.
Performance
This is a shot where we see through the eyes of one of the characters.
Point-of-view shot.
These are story elements such as common to specific genres
Genre conventions
The four parts of short film structure are:
Establish the story's world, Introduce and Develop Conflict, Climax, Payoff
The purpose of using the slate is:
Sync sound or label your shots for ease of editing.
This film technique includes how the film uses costume, make-up, sets and props.
Design