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Dance on screen

TermDefinition
frame refers to the rectangle that contains the image
plot story of a movie
mise-en-scene all the properties of a cinematic image
point of view the position from which something is seen and by implication the point of view that determines what you see
editing reconstruct scenes by cutting and rearranging film pieces
crane shot taken from a crane that moves up and down
close up cu, close range shot
extreme close up xcu, frames subject very closely and often cuts off the outer portion of the subject from the frame
shot single image you see on the screen before the film cuts to a different image
tone tange of textures of the colors in a film image
film speed the rate at which the film is shot
perspective spatial relationship an image establishes between objects and figures its photographing
setting/sets location or the construction of a location where a scene is filmed
cut when the film changes from one image to another
iris shot cameras iris slowly opens or closes
shot reverse shot s/rs, shot of subject, to what they are looking at, back to a shot of the subject
pan shot ps, horizontal angle where camera pivots from left to right
fade in/out when an image dissolve to another
tracking trs, shot filmed on tracks moving side to side , follows movement
jump cut a single shot broken with a cut
theme elements of the plot
characters a person in a narrative
medium shot ms, waist up shot
full shot fs, subject fills frame from head to toe
three quarter shot 3/4s, frames 3/4 of a subject
long take lt, longer take the normal editing practices
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