List of terms to know
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This document outlines various techniques used in filmmaking including mise-en-scene, shot types, camera movements, editing techniques, sound elements, and aspects of social groups portrayed. It discusses elements like realism, character, setting, lighting, staging, special effects, and shot angles that comprise mise-en-scene. Shot types covered are master shot, establishing shot, wide shot, long shot, mid shot, medium close up, close up, and extreme close up.
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List of terms to know
- 1. Mise-en-scene<br />Realism<br />Character<br />Setting<br />costume and makeup<br />lighting/colour design<br />Staging (movement and acting)<br />special effects<br />sound other than dialogue<br />space <br />time<br />Shot types<br />Master Shot/Establishing Shot (EST)<br />Wide Shot (WS)<br />Long Shot (LS)<br />Mid Shot (MS)<br />Medium Shot Close up (MCU)<br />Close up (CU)<br />Extreme Close up (ECU)<br />Shot angles<br />High angle<br />Low angle<br />Canted angle<br />Camera movement<br />Pan tilt<br />Track#dolly<br />Crane<br />Steadicam<br />Hand-held<br />Zoom (zoom in)<br />Reverse zoom (zoom out)<br />Composition<br />Framing<br />Rule of thirds<br />Depth of field<br />Deep and shallow focus<br />Focus pulls (moving from one thing being in focus to another)<br />Editing<br />Action match<br />Cut<br />Continuity editing<br />Cut away<br />Dissolve<br />Editing<br />Ellipsis<br />Expansion of time<br />Errors of continuity<br />Establishing shot<br />Eye line math<br />Fade (in and out)<br />Final cut<br />Insert<br />Graphic match<br />Jump cut<br />Long take<br />Montage<br />Parallel editing<br />Rough cut<br />Shot/reverse shot<br />Slow motion<br />Superimposition<br />Wipe<br />Post-production visual effects<br />Sound<br />Sound bridge<br />Diegetic sound<br />Non-diegetic sound<br />Incidental<br />Score<br />Sound effects<br />Themes and Stings<br />Ambient sound<br />Voice over<br />Motif<br />Synchronous<br />Asynchronous<br />Dialogue<br />Mode of address/direct address<br />Sound mixing<br />Sound perspective<br />Social Groups<br />Gender<br />Sexuality<br />Age<br />Ethnicity<br />Ability/Disability<br />Class and Status<br />Regional Identity<br />