Narrative
This is the pattern all films follow.
What is Save the Cat Structure?
What is the Beat Sheet?
"Putting into the scene"
What is Mise-en-scene?
Typically focuses on smaller objects or the faces of the subject.
What is a close-up?
This is the filmmaker's choice regarding which shot is used and where.
What is editing?
Dialogue is considered this type of sound.
What is diegetic?
This event sets the story in motion.
What is the catalyst?
The process of determining look of a film.
Typically focuses on the subject in its entirety as well as the other subjects and objects in the background
What is a wide shot?
An editing pattern that suggests an interaction within a space that is not previously seen as a whole.
What is the Kuleshov effect?
Music is largely considered this type of sound.
What is non-diegetic?
This is where the main character questions themselves and what has happened.
What is debate?
One of the most basic lighting set-ups used in both interviews and movies.
What is 3 point lighting?
Typically, the camera is lower than the eyeline and looks up at the action
What is a low-angle shot?
Filmmaker's can control the length of the shot and its relationship to those around it.
What is a rhythmic relationship?
Footsteps, air conditioner hums, students shifting in their seats are all considered this.
This is a moment of introspection for the character.
What is dark night for the soul?
The term for when a movie about New York City is filmed in New York City.
What is on location?
The camera is looking at the action at an angle
What is a cant / dutch / tilt angle?
By putting to shots together, we are generating an interaction.
What is a graphic relationship?
This is another term for the sound of silence.
What is room tone?
Every film has a moment that allows you predict the ending.
What is the theme stated?
An initial imbalance of composition at the start of a scene that leads the viewer to believe something will later appear there to restore balance.
What is negative space?
This trick shot is a complex one that requires synchronous motion. While zooming out, the camera tracks in.
What is a dolly zoom shot?
This is also known as a nondiegetic insert: metaphorical shot.
What is a cutaway?
Rhythm, fidelity, expression, space and time are all considered _____________________.
What is dimensions of sound?