a figure of speech in which an object is used to refer to something that it does not literally denote in order to suggest a similarity

a text that comments upon, describes, or explains another text; a text in which a writer, artist, or filmmaker analyzes his or her own previous work

a figure of speech in which a word, phrase, or attribute is substituted for the whole (Example: a ´crown´ for a king)

a term originally used in the theater to describe the staging of a scene: the set, the placement of the actors, and the lighting. In film, it describes the arrangement of all the compositional elements within the frame of a single shot

an early twentieth century movement characterized by a rejection of tradition and authority in favor of an emphasis on novelty. modernism works of literary or visual art value abstract thought and complex reasoning

a form of editing in which shots are joined together in accord with their visual rather than in accord with narrative continuity. there are two basic methods of montage editing.

a composition that recounts a story, an event, or a series of events

a film style developed in France, realistic, loosely structured plots, non traditional, unheroic, and unsentimental approach to character

a classical japanese performance form, with its origins in the fourteenth century. noh combines elements of dance, drama, music and poetry into one aesthetic, highly stylized stage art

oblique angle (tilt shot)

a shot which creates a sense of disequilibrium, created by tilting the camera so that the images recorded appear to lean diagonally; this shot is used to imply that a character is inebriated,hallucinating, or in a foreboding situation.

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metaphor	a figure of speech in which an object is used to refer to something that it does not literally denote in order to suggest a similarity
metatext	a text that comments upon, describes, or explains another text; a text in which a writer, artist, or filmmaker analyzes his or her own previous work
metonymy	a figure of speech in which a word, phrase, or attribute is substituted for the whole (Example: a ´crown´ for a king)
mise-en-scene	a term originally used in the theater to describe the staging of a scene: the set, the placement of the actors, and the lighting. In film, it describes the arrangement of all the compositional elements within the frame of a single shot
modernism	an early twentieth century movement characterized by a rejection of tradition and authority in favor of an emphasis on novelty. modernism works of literary or visual art value abstract thought and complex reasoning
montage	a form of editing in which shots are joined together in accord with their visual rather than in accord with narrative continuity. there are two basic methods of montage editing.
narration	a composition that recounts a story, an event, or a series of events
new wave	a film style developed in France, realistic, loosely structured plots, non traditional, unheroic, and unsentimental approach to character
noh (No) theater	a classical japanese performance form, with its origins in the fourteenth century. noh combines elements of dance, drama, music and poetry into one aesthetic, highly stylized stage art
oblique angle (tilt shot)	a shot which creates a sense of disequilibrium, created by tilting the camera so that the images recorded appear to lean diagonally; this shot is used to imply that a character is inebriated,hallucinating, or in a foreboding situation.

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