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| Shadow caused by object/face shape |
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| shadow caused by an object blocking light |
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Fundamental type of lighting
bright spot light primary source of light |
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| lighting with fill and backlight which creates low contrast |
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| dark shadows, strong contrast, little or no fill |
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classic hollywood cinema
bright backlight, along with key and some fill |
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| extreme contrast with an element of smokeyness |
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limited pallette
monchromatic, single color
use of contrast |
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equal distribbutinn of masses and points of interest
upper half ususally emphasized |
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| significant distance separates planes |
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| shallow space composition |
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| little depth separates the planes |
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guides viewers attention
placing the important characers facing the camera ignoring the characters whose backs are facing the camera |
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| exaggerates depth, makes motion seem faster, distorts edges of frame |
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| long focal lenght, flattens planes, makes movment seem slower |
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| The range of planes which are in sharp focus |
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| a shot starting with one plane in focus then changing focus to a closer or further plane revealing a new element |
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| combining separately photographed planes of action to create the illusion that they are adjacent |
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| old way projecting a background and acting in front of it |
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| shape blocking the edges of the film |
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circular mask
porkey the pig |
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straight on - obvious
high-angle - looking down at material
low-angle - looking up at material |
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| framing the action so that the horison or other orienting setting aspect is not level or angled |
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| framing a persons whole body, setting makes up most of frame |
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| person's chest up, person central |
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| only head and maybe shoulders or some other object which takes up the whole frame |
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| rotating the camera from one point to a nother point horosantally |
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| swiveling the camera virically |
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| a shot that doesnt just frame somthing new, but follows a charager long enough |
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| a long durration of filming without a cut |
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