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| shot where the camera moves horizontally and can move freely. |
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| the people that control the dolly. |
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| the large platform on wheels that the camera is on. It is controlled by the dolly grip and can move freely. |
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| the camera is stationary but it pivots horizontally. |
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| people who create sound effects using every day objects. |
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| using different focal lenses to change the view of the camera. |
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| mid out sound. With out sound. A scene that does not have any natural sound. |
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| 3 point lighting. The three points |
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Key light-focuses on main character and is the main light
fill light- fills unlit spaces
backlight- remoes subject from background |
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| Greens, blues, and violets. Safety, Reason, Control |
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| reds, oranges, and yellows. hot, dangerous, lively, and assertive. |
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Wide Angle Lens- used to emphasize distances between subjects or between subjects and setting.
Normal Lens- causes minimal distortion of image and movement. Creates what a normal vision would see in situation.
Telephoto Lens- All planes seem closer to eachother then they actually are. |
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| entire body and some surroundings |
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| entire object will appear small. a lot of surroundings will be visible |
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| camera remains stationary but pivots vertically |
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| vertical and horizontal lines of shot appear slanted. used for distortion |
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| a view of a subject from above |
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| a view of the subject as seen from below eye level |
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| lighting with dark tones, often deep dark tones. Little frontal fill lighting shadows are created. |
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| high level of illumination on a subject. Bright frontal key lighting on the subject prevents dark shadows |
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| the volume or area of she sound the audience hears effects where they feel they are in the film. |
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| a shot in which a character is looking at something and then the next shot is what the character was looking at. |
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