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| vertical position of a camera on a fixed base as it points toward the object being photographed |
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| photography that uses lenses permitting all objects within the frame to remain in focus |
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| one image gradually fades, lingering on the screen while another replaces it |
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| the splicing together of the film which goes into the construction of the films continuity |
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| a shot taken a a longer distance from the object at the beginning of a sequence |
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| the image moves from normal registration to brightness or darkness |
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| the image moves from brightness or darkness to full articulation |
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| an editing technique that suggests movement in time |
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| a single piece of celluloid interrupted by cuts in the final print of the film |
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