Media Film Vocab

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Dreamer124  on January 13, 2011

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media studies

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film vocabulary

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BJHS Creative Writing

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Media Film Vocab

Stop motion
Several shots of one subject changing little by little
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Stop motion Several shots of one subject changing little by little
Animation drawing or clay object is changed slightly every time camera stops
Pixilation same as animation only with live people
Model shot small scale model filmed to look full size
Matte shot opaque screen to obscure portions of frame
Development stage 1; synopsis, treatment, screenplay, shooting script
Synopsis sketch of main idea
Treatment fuller version of narrative
Screenplay fleshes out action, dialogue and some camera directions
Shooting script shot by shot blueprint
Preproduction stage 2; screen tests, shooting schedule and budget
Production stage 3
Post production stage 4
Director turns screenplay into film; directing, supervising, and managing
Producer ultimate responsibility for final project
Cinematographer responsible for camera work
Gaffer chief electrician
Grips take care of equipment, sets and props
Gofers run errands for everybody
Master shots continuous shot covering entire action of a scene
Dailies good takes printed overnight and viewed next day
Editing compiling a film from its constituent
Scene a portion of the film; several shots of the same general action
Sequence broader range, unified by thematic concern
Establishing shot orients the viewer
Cutaway type of establishing shot; shot of another subject before/ after cutting to main subject
Reverse angle shot each speaker filmed from opposite angle
Reaction shot showing a characters reaction to some event
Jump cut omitting part of the action between shots
Cross cutting two simultaneous actions in alternating shots
Fade in/out darkening or lightening each successive frame
Dissolve superimposing a fade out over a fade in
Foley artist replaces live sound effects with synchronized subs
Shot single length of film produced by a continuous running of the camera
Mise en scene every element within a shot
Close up an actor's head or hand; an object
Medium shot body from knees or waist up
Long shot entire figure
Low-angle shot below the subject
High-angle shot above subject
Pan pivot left or right (horizontal)
Tilt up or down; pivoting on vertical axis
Tracking shot horizontally; with, towards, away from subject
Dolly shot cameras, moving on wheeled platforms, horizontal
Boom/crane shot vertically lifted
Zoom only the lens moves
Key light chief light illuminating subject
High-key lighting scene flooded; cheerful, bouyant
Low-key lighting low, ominous or melancholy
Spotlight intense beams
Floodlight wash scene with less focused illumination
Fill light provides weaker, broader glow, fills shadows
Eyelight maybe placed near camera to add sparkle to eyes
Backlighting strong light from behind
Front lighting generally softens a face
Sidelight adds solidity and depth
Soundtrack all sounds, runs vertically alongside picture on strip of film
Dialogue synchronous speech
Sound effects synchronous sounds
Music not necessarily in sync
Voice over not in sync
Synchronous in sync
Sound cut sharp shift from one sound to another
Segue gradual transition

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