camera angles and movement
can be used to set a scene or as a establishing shot
what is an extreme long shot and establishing shot
Cutting during a character or objects movement meant to make smoother cuts that make it feel more natural for the audience, very common in action scenes
whats cut to action
No they are not the same one is the sound of people talking the other is the voice of a person heard speaking
are dialogue and narration the same
what are the catagories of Mise-en-scene
location/setting
Costume, Hair + makeup
Lighting + color
Acting + performance
A category: kind or type of film
What is genre
when the camera moves around the object using horizontal or vertical shot
what is an arc
one cuts to the object that the characters looking at shot a would be the eyes and shot b would be the object when the editor has two or more shots that focus on the same area in the frame in allowas the to stay focus without having to scan each frame
diffrence between eyline match and eye trace
one is Sounds which has its source in the scene, or ‘world of the film’ ( even if it is applied in the post-production). the other Sound which does not have its sources within the world of the film, for example, mood music, voice-over addressed to the audience
diffrence between diegetic and non-diegetic sound
set is the props that makes the location location is the actual location
set vs location
No direct answer but rather patterns of conventions
What makes a genre
dolly zoom
what camera movement is used to form conflict in the shot
Changes both audio and video at the same time by using a J cut or an l cut
whats a split edit
No they are not the same but they are infact the opposite of one another
are harmony and dissonance the same
softens and eliminates shadows
what do fill lights do
Backstage musical: Action center singers/dancers; the music and performances are in the “film world”
Straight musical:People sing in situations of everyday life
What are the two types of musicals
one only moves in and out the other is a combination of tracking shot an zoom tracks towards the subject while zooming out at the sam rate
what the diffrence between zoom and reverse zoom
fade to white and fade to black, fade to white if for a dream sequince to black is to show the movie ended
what are the two types of fades and what are they used for
A recording of the sound at the location of the shoot _ may be used as part of the soundscape to provide depth and atmosphere
what is room tone
typecasting leads to characters types (similar to genre iconography)whats stylized acting
whats stylized acting
Underdog overcome long odds to win “final” big gameAthletes in their prime
what is the plot pattern of a sports movie
used to make the audience feel as though they are actually in the conversation/action.
how does an over the shoulder shot effect the audience
one focuses on the speed of the cuts and the other is to construct film space
Diffrence between Rhythmic Relations between Shot A and Shot B and Spatial Relations between Shot A and Shot B
In film and TV this may be used interchangeably with soundscape but in audio work usually refers to music played low in the mix in order to create the mood.
whats a soundbed
naturalistic and expressive
the two types of make styles used in films
“The good bad man” the “hero in between” sheriff
chacoter types of a crime thriller