A written blueprint outlining scenes

A person or figure in the video story.

Spoken words exchanged between characters.

Voiceover that explains or adds context to the visuals.

A segment of the video that takes place in a single location or time.

Physical movements or activities performed by characters.

A single continuous view captured by the camera.

One image or drawing in a storyboard representing a shot.

The order of shots that create a visual flow.

The arrangement of elements within a frame.

Consistency of visual details across shots to maintain flow.

Horizontal camera movement from side to side.

Vertical camera movement up or down.

Adjusting the lens to make the subject appear closer or farther.

The position or perspective from which the camera views the subject.

Planning actors' positions and movements within a scene.

A visual effect that connects two shots or scenes.

A text or graphic introducing the video.

Background audio that sets mood or tone.

Recorded voice added to explain or narrate visuals.

A written or verbal review of what was learned or created.

Editing and improving a script or storyboard for clarity.

The speed and rhythm of a video's scenes.

The mood or attitude conveyed by the video.

How easily the audience understands the message.

How subjects are positioned within the camera's view.

A basic transition where one shot immediately follows another.

A gradual transition to or from black or another color.

An evaluation of creative work with constructive feedback.

Comments provided to improve a project.

A wide shot that sets the scene's location and context.

Shows the entire subject from head to toe.

Frames the subject from the waist or knees up.

Focuses on the subject's face or upper body.

A low-angle shot looking up at the subject.

A high-angle shot looking down on the subject.

over the shoulder shot

Frames the subject from behind another character's shoulder.

Shows two characters together in the same frame.

Shows what a character sees from their perspective.

Camera moves toward or away from the subject on a track.

Camera moves sideways along a track.

Camera moves vertically up or down without tilting.

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Term	Definition
script	A written blueprint outlining scenes
character	A person or figure in the video story.
dialogue	Spoken words exchanged between characters.
narration	Voiceover that explains or adds context to the visuals.
scene	A segment of the video that takes place in a single location or time.
action	Physical movements or activities performed by characters.
storyboard	A visual plan of the video
shot	A single continuous view captured by the camera.
frame	One image or drawing in a storyboard representing a shot.
visual sequence	The order of shots that create a visual flow.
composition	The arrangement of elements within a frame.
continuity	Consistency of visual details across shots to maintain flow.
pan	Horizontal camera movement from side to side.
tilt	Vertical camera movement up or down.
zoom	Adjusting the lens to make the subject appear closer or farther.
angle	The position or perspective from which the camera views the subject.
blocking	Planning actors' positions and movements within a scene.
transition	A visual effect that connects two shots or scenes.
title screen	A text or graphic introducing the video.
music	Background audio that sets mood or tone.
voiceover	Recorded voice added to explain or narrate visuals.
reflection	A written or verbal review of what was learned or created.
revision	Editing and improving a script or storyboard for clarity.
pacing	The speed and rhythm of a video's scenes.
tone	The mood or attitude conveyed by the video.
clarity	How easily the audience understands the message.
framing	How subjects are positioned within the camera's view.
setup	Preparing props
cut	A basic transition where one shot immediately follows another.
fade	A gradual transition to or from black or another color.
critique	An evaluation of creative work with constructive feedback.
feedback	Comments provided to improve a project.
establishing shot	A wide shot that sets the scene's location and context.
full shot	Shows the entire subject from head to toe.
medium shot	Frames the subject from the waist or knees up.
close shot	Focuses on the subject's face or upper body.
extreme close shot	Shows a very small detail
up shot	A low-angle shot looking up at the subject.
down shot	A high-angle shot looking down on the subject.
over the shoulder shot	Frames the subject from behind another character's shoulder.
two shot	Shows two characters together in the same frame.
point of view shot	Shows what a character sees from their perspective.
dolly	Camera moves toward or away from the subject on a track.
truck	Camera moves sideways along a track.
pedestal	Camera moves vertically up or down without tilting.

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