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| Mise-en-Scene (5 diff pts) |
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- everything in front of the camera.
- Set design
- costume/make up
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- blocking of actors
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- Constructed for action
- Can be highly detailed or sparse
- Tailored for narrative's proposes
- May susupend reality or natural possibilities
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Found in nature
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Subject to laws of nature
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Can be altered by film crew depending on needs
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Often used for grand vistas not possible in studio
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| main source of illumination |
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| "fills" in shadow; roughly 1/2 brightness |
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| illuminates objects/characters from behind; seperates from background |
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| Normal light...used on talk shows, news, etc. |
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| high contrast between lit and dark areas; unnatural and skews perspective |
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| used to portray moods and different times of day |
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| shows relative depth of shallowness of setting, character relationships, etc. |
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| Cinematography (6 diff pts) |
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| Lens characteristics (focal length) |
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How close subject is to lens
Wide angle (short FL) - objects seem further apart
Normal (medium FL) - most resembles "natural" focus
Telephoto (long FL) - narrower view, but closer |
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| variable focal length; ablility to shift form wide angle to telephoto w/o changing lens |
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| range of content in shot that is in sharp focus |
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| humans are small, POV is distant, aerial |
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| entire actors body visible w/ surronding space |
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| all (or most) acto's body is visible, less space |
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| actor's thigh (or waist) up, conversations scenes, aka Two-Shot |
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| lower chest is still visible |
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| chest to right above head is visible |
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| anything closeR than a Close-up |
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