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| What are the three phases of film production? |
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| Preproduction, Production, Post Production |
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| What does preproduction consist of? |
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| screenwriting, producer hiring cast and crew, and the art dept. creates sets and locations |
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| What does production consist of? |
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| What does post production consist of? |
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| editing and marketing the film |
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| oversees creative aspects |
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| assists director, maintains schedule |
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| in charge of camera and lighting |
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| first assistance camera (1st ac) aka focus puller |
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| 2nd AC aka clapper loader |
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| prepares slate and loads film into camera |
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| records sound during filming |
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| responsible for microphone placement and movement |
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| gaffer aka cheif electrician |
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| design and execution of lighting |
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| best boy aka first assistance electrician |
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| assists camera and lighting crew |
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| maintains food/snack table |
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| position from which a film presents the actions of the story |
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| the time a movie takes to unfold on screen |
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| film analysis that examines how a scene or sequence uses formal elements to convey story, mood, and meaning |
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| a recurring visual, sound, or narrative element that imparts meaning or significance |
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| everything that a movie presents on its surface |
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| an association, connection, or inference that a viewer makes on the basis of the given story and form of a film |
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| a continuity editing technique that smoothes the transition between shots portraying a single action from different camera angles |
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| transitional devices in which a shot fades in from a black field on black-and-white film from a color field on color film, or fades out to a black field (or color field) |
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| the accepted systems, methods, or conventions by which the movies communicate |
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| one interrupted run of the camera |
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| a shot that often shows a part of the body filling the frame -- traditionally a face, but possibly a hand, eye or mouth |
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