Camera Angles
This is the camera angle from the thighs up.
What is a cowboy shot?
This rule tells us where to have the main subject in the shot.
What is the rule of thirds?
The actor must see thids cartoon version of the scene before performing.
What is a storyboard?
This is the person the written article is about.
What is the who?
These are the individuals listed in the script.
What are characters?
This is the camera angle used for conversations.
What is over the shoulder?
Leaving appropriate space above a subject's head and in the direction they are looking is called this.
What is "leading" head room?
This is the words actors use, typed out in a document.
What is a script?
This is the time period in which the events in a written article take place.
What is the when?
A good script causes the audience to wonder this.
What comes next?
This camera angle is used to make the subject important and powerful.
What is a low angle shot?
Using vertical, horizontal, or diagonal lines to direct the viewer's eye toward the subject is called this.
What are leading lines?
These are the words that tell the actor where to stand and where to go.
What are stage directions?
This is the main event described in a written article.
What is the what?
DAILY DOUBLE!
This is the name of the Hollywood producer that came to talk to the class.
Who is Sterling Anderson?
This is the camera angle used to make the subject small and insignificant.
What is a high angle shot?
DAILY DOUBLE:
Use this technique to avoid having all visual weight on one side; balance the main subject with a secondary element in the background or foreground.
What is "balance" in a frame/shot?
In this type of video production there is no script and no actors.
What is a documentary?
This is the reasons the events described in a written article have occurred.
What is the why?
This is the name oif the screenwriting book Sterling Anderson wrote.
What is "Beyond Screenwriting"?
This camera angle is used to show the perspective of the character.
This rule ensures consistent spatial relationships between characters by keeping the camera on one side of an imaginary "axis of action" line
What is the 180n degree rule?
This man "acts" like he likes children, but we think he actually does not and is just here to torture and bore us.
Who is Mr. Smith?
This is the only one of the 5 Ws that does not begin with a W.
What is the how?
This person is the best WIN teacher ever!
Who is Mr. Smith?