Camera Angles and Movement
Establishing shots usually capture what part of a scene.
What is the opening of a scene.
The type of cut that transitions between two things happening at the same time, one in a different location.
What is cross-cutting.
What is non-diegetic sound.
What is sound that is not found within a scene.
What does Mise-en-Scene mean in film.
What is the antagonist in a horror film usually referred to as.
What is the monster.
A tracking shot usually highlights what aspect.
What is a moving object.
A dissolve transitions between two shots shows what aspect.
What is a passing of time.
What type of sound is a soundtrack considered.
What is non-diegetic sound.
What is an uplifting mood and tone.
What film genre contains the underdog character type.
What is the sports film.
What camera show is used to capture the perspective of someone.
What is the POV shot.
A cut from black transition symbolizing what aspect of a scene.
What is the opening.
What is within the scene.
What does costume design tell us about a character.
What is their personality, time, status, or emotional state.
Themes of love and connection are found in what genre.
What is a romance.
Close-up shots usually capture what aspect.
What is emotion and expression.
A match cut captures what aspect.
What are similar objects from two different scenes.
What does a build up in music represent.
What is a build in plot or suspense.
What does direct light on an object represent.
What is the importance or direction.
The focus of a crime is found in what film genre.
What is a crime thriller.
What is the shot that uses a camera that turns on a fixed position.
What is a pan shot.
The aspect that is captured by a zoom.
What is importance of an object.
What does the lack of sound represent.
What is the absence of action or to create subtle suspense.
What does color symbolism contribute to mise-en-scene?
What is it communicates mood, character traits, or themes.
The victim is found in this film genre.
What is the crime thriller.