Audince
people who watch the drama
Characters
actors and acresses that take the scripted roles within any sort of acting
Mise-en-scene
reasoning for everything being in the scene
Editing
a process used to get rid of all the bad shots and smooth out 2 different bits of filming make them look as one
Sound
a sound stimulants (e.g. music, phone ringing, loud crash) used to assert a feeling, emotion or thought
Composition
how and why different camera shots are used and why they are used
Zoom
Zoom In- moving toward a subject
Zoom Out- moving away from a subject
Camera Shots
where the camera is in relation to what it is filming and how that presents the object/person in the shot
Shot Types
Aerial Shot-taken form directly above from a height (normally helicopter)
Extreme Wide Shot- the view is far away from the subject it isn't even visible
Very Wide Shot- the subject is barley visible but main focus is on the environment around
Wide Shot- the subject takes up the whole frame (aka long shot or full shot)
Mid Shot- shows a part of the subject in detail. (waist up)
Medium Close Up- shows more of subject than environment (shoulders up)
Close Up- a certain feature or part of a subject takes up the whole frame (just face)
Extreme Close Up- gets really close to the subject and shows extreme detail (just eyes)
Cut In- shows a part of the body in detail
Cutaway- shows something other than the subject
Two-Shot- a shot of two people at about mid shot range
Over The Shoulder- looking from behind the subject make you feel as if you are 3rd party
Point Of View- shot of the view from subjects perspective
Weather Shot- shot of the weather chosen for its connotations (rain=sadness)
Shot Angles
High- used to show you are above/superior of the subject
Low- show power of the subject
Canted or Oblique- shot is tittled to look distorted
Camera Movement
Pan- camera moves horizontally from left to right or right to left slowly to reveal more of the setting
Tilt- the camera moving up and down moving the attention of the audience & give more info
Depth Of Field
what is in focus in the shot and what is its propose
Please ensure the glossary is in alphabetical order and check minor spelling mistakes for accuracy.
ReplyDeletePlease add other key terms - all editing terminology, all sound terminology from previous lessons.
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ReplyDeleteCan you revisit your definition of mise-en-scene and ensure you have a more detailed description of exactly what it involves, as I think this may help you with your essay writing, in terms of accurately identifying what is mise-en-scene and what isn't.
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