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Hansen screenplay

HANSAN VOCAB - SCREENPLAY, FILMING WORDS

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good camera framing/composition rule of thirds
pocket shot height of camera, for MCU
MCU medium close up, a camera framing that cuts the subject from just above the beltline to the top of the head
BCU just the face close up
over the shoulder camera behind shoulder of character
zoom start with one angle, getting closer or farther
pan panorama - camera stays in one spot and spins around
focus through start with the foreground in focus then the backround
wide angle/ establishing shot see whole scene
bird's POV looking down angle
worm's POV looking up angle
POV camera acts as the eyes of a character
stock footage pre filmed video footage
wipe transition between scenes (slide across)
motage series of clips to show a period of time
(a beat) take a pause in the line
quonking error in audio, picked up extra noise
walla walla background audio of a party (large group of people)
talkies movies with audio
kinescope flammable film from old movies
TVR television recording, cheapened the price
stop/go animation each frame slightly changing image (pic, move, pic, move)
CGI computer generated image
what to put in all caps in a screenplay character parts, sludgelines (Fade in, int.) prop departments
play off rolling the credits
put a botton on it that's a wrap
MOS mute, without sound
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