Fundamentals
Film Forms
cinematography
Editing & Sound
Genres
100

This phenomenon lets us see motions from still images 

Persistence of vision

100

Film type focused on visuals over story

absolute film

100

everything placed in the frame

mise-en-scene 

100

A single uninterrupted piece of film.

 a shot

100

genre with frontier conflicts

western

200

The standard frame rate for film.

24fps

200

One of the three main types of cinema (story-based).

narrative film

200

camera movement that moves physically left/right

pan

200

Editing that creates symbolic meaning.

montage

200

genre known for chiaroscuro lighting

film noir

300

The theory that the director is the main creative force. 

auteur theory

300

Film type that captures real life.

documentary

300

camera movement that moves physically forward/back

dolly 

300

A cut that disrupts continuity.

a jump cut

300

genre using claustrophobic framing for fear

horror

400

The difference between live and recorded performance (hint: one can be edited).

film can be edited/ manipulated 

400

What “Absolute film” avoids.

narrative/story

400

angles that creates unease

dutch angle

400

 Sound characters can hear.

diegetic sound

400

song type that reveals a characters desire 

“i want” song

500

The term for how films control what the audience sees and hears.

cinematic control

500

What “Absolute film” emphasizes.

visual form/movement

500

focus technique shifting attention between depths

rack focus

500

Editing between two actions happening at once

cross-cutting

500

concept in sci-fi that creates awe through scale

cinematic sublime