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| only occupies a little space, maybe an 1/8 |
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| height is half of the screen space |
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| full body taking up the entire screen space (full body-full screen) |
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| half of the body is shown, or half of the object is shown |
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| A part of the body is shown in the screen space |
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| a closer close up to the closer up |
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| Everything in the camera is in focus |
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| the subject is in focus but behind the object is not |
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| horizontal movements of the camera |
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| vertical movements of the camera |
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| (only in shallow focus) changing focus so subject will lose focus as they go to another subject |
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| camera is physically tracking subject |
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| literally hand-held shots |
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| the crane is a piece of apparatus which moves the camera vertically; a crane shot is any shot in which the camera itself makes an upward or downward movement |
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| a zoom in on the subject or zoom out |
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| a very smooth shot even when the operator is moving quickly over an uneven surface |
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| any shot that is not connected to the ground (over city shots, airplane shots...) |
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| camera is higher looking down |
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| camera is lower looking up |
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| temporary forget its not real |
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| filming at the same height of the subject |
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| looking directing down on the subject |
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| showing setting, place, time, mass people in one shot |
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| pulling out information and putting scenes together |
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| link to suspension of belief, keeping the time together |
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| establishing the setting for the scene |
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| theme that is reoccurring |
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| two cameras capturing both sides showing a reaction to an action |
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| moving forward to show age |
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| Parallel editing/ cross-cutting |
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| multiple storied happening at once and you know it because the same event happens |
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