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-German opera composer whose music has been used in many films
-Ideas of leitmotif, Gesamtkunstwerk
-Developed many characteristics of postromantic music |
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| A single person in control of all artistic aspects |
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-The total artwork
-Created by Wagner |
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-A German term associted with Wagner
-Designated a recurring theme linking with some aspect of the movie |
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| The order and structure of a story |
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| A story in which each incident leads to the next |
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| A story in which events are loosely connected and not cause and effect |
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| Told in chronological sequence |
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| Long story that treats an entire life, region, or time period |
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| Where and when the film takes place |
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| Category of a film based on plot, form, or content |
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| Photography with moving pictures |
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| The visual elements of a film (scenery, lighting, costumes) |
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| What view you see the movie from |
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| Point of view of one character |
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| The phase of filmmaking that occurs after the film has been shot |
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The connection between shots
-Narrative cut
-Joins different times
-Crosscut |
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| Moves quickly between two or more related events |
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| Quick cutting of images that are related in some manner |
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