CAMERA SHOTS
This is usually used to indicate where a
scene takes place.
What is an Establishing Shot?
A storyboard is an illustrated version of the this in a production.
What is a Script?
This is the written version of a project done by a screenwriter.
This is the original method of animation, also known as classical or cel animation?
What is Traditional Animation?
What movie features an orphan boy wizard going to an enchanted school?
Harry Potter
This shot involves capturing a subject’s face with a focus on their expressions, usually showing the subject's emotions.
What is a Close-up?
What is a Panel?
This is another name for audio recordings.
What is a voice recording?
This type of production consists of digitally drawing all of the images of an animation.
What is Paperless Animation?
Which movie franchise takes place in a galaxy far, far away?
Star Wars
This is a camera angle used in film and television, where the camera is placed above the back of the shoulder and head of a subject. Most commonly used in tv and film.
What is an Over the Shoulder Shot?
In animation terminology, the term this is called a SCENE. What is the term used when using it in live action?
What is an animatic?
In this type of production, the script is brought to life by the director, the actors, and the filming crew.
What is Live Action?
This 1939 film is based on a novel by L. Frank Baum and features the famous line, "There's no place like home.
The Wizard of Oz
This shot is when the camera is located up above, overhead, capturing the action going on below.
What is a Bird's Eye View Shot?
A new scene is created whenever this changes
What is a Background?
An actor reads the lines from a script and records this. Also known as what a character says in a script.
What is Dialogue?
This type of animation consists of breaking down a puppet into pieces that are moved frame by frame to animate the character.
What is Cut-In Animation?
This famous film directed by Steven Spielberg, was centered around an antagonist that made audiences afraid to go in the water
Jaws
This camera shot is a tilted camera shot used mostly to create a dramatic effect within a film and can evoke a series of different emotions.
What is a Dutch Angle Shot?
Each panel in a storyboard contains a different
What is an Action?
In animation, this is the name of the different mouth shapes drawn by artist?
Although traditional animation is typically shown at 24 frames per second, this is the minimum number of frame rate a human being can process animation.
What is 12 frames per second?
This 2009 sci-fi movie film became the first movie to gross more than $2 billion dollars worldwide.
What is Avatar