Aerial Shot (Bird's Eye)

A shot filmed by a camera, placed at a great height, as attached to a helicopter or a plane.

A narrative that employs extended metaphors in such a way as to have character, actions, and objects assume abstract meanings and values

A brief reference to a person, event, character, or artistic work; allusions are effective to the extent that the audience shares the common body of knowledge being referenced

The intentional or unintentional expression of an idea in language that yields more than one meaning and leaves uncertainty as to the intended significance of the statement

The technique of editing together film sequences or literary passages in such a way that an emphatic meaning is constructed; editing tightly constructed on reasoning with the intention of leading the reader or viewer to specific percepts.

A mode of criticism that holds that a work of art is an autonomous whole, whose meaning is stable and can be discerned through application of rigorous and logical systems of analysis

A camera lens that produces a widescreen image

Answer Print (Trial Print/Trial composite)

The first draft of the complete film, including editing, synchronized sound, and light and color adjustments. Further changes are usually made in this print before release prints are made

The protagonist of a film or literary work who has attributes opposite of those a traditional hero

A figure of speech in which a personified object or an absent person is directly addressed

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Lit in film

Term	Definition
Aerial Shot (Bird's Eye)	A shot filmed by a camera, placed at a great height, as attached to a helicopter or a plane.
Allegory	A narrative that employs extended metaphors in such a way as to have character, actions, and objects assume abstract meanings and values
Allusion	A brief reference to a person, event, character, or artistic work; allusions are effective to the extent that the audience shares the common body of knowledge being referenced
Ambiguity	The intentional or unintentional expression of an idea in language that yields more than one meaning and leaves uncertainty as to the intended significance of the statement
Analytic Editing	The technique of editing together film sequences or literary passages in such a way that an emphatic meaning is constructed; editing tightly constructed on reasoning with the intention of leading the reader or viewer to specific percepts.
Analytical Criticism	A mode of criticism that holds that a work of art is an autonomous whole, whose meaning is stable and can be discerned through application of rigorous and logical systems of analysis
Anamorphic Lens	A camera lens that produces a widescreen image
Answer Print (Trial Print/Trial composite)	The first draft of the complete film, including editing, synchronized sound, and light and color adjustments. Further changes are usually made in this print before release prints are made
Anti-hero	The protagonist of a film or literary work who has attributes opposite of those a traditional hero
Apostrophe	A figure of speech in which a personified object or an absent person is directly addressed

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