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15 Cards in this Set
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What does Rabiger say about screen grammar?
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it mimics how we perceive reality and everyday life
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Rabiger: fixed camera position is like...
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you standing in one place, looking around
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Rabier: brief shot is like...
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cursory glance to orient ourselves
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Rabiger: held shot is like...
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taking a long look
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Rabiger: a closeup shot is like...
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when we take a detailed focused look at something
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Rabiger: wide shot is like...
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when we look at something that is far away, large, busy
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WHy does Rabiger say that the camera moves?
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motivated (like humans) by: following object, looking for something, or because bored
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What is craning?
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vertical movement of the entire camera
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What is dollying, tracking, or trucking?
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horizontal movement of the camera through space
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What is crab dollying?
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moving sideways to follow the subject that is moving in the roughly perpendicular direction
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What is the master scene technique?
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Coverage order: Master, 2shot, singles or o/s, CUs, cutaways, and inserts
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What is the 180 degree rule?
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don't cross the "line" or "axis" or you will disorient your viewer
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What is the vonnegut formula
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?!.
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What is gosford park an example of; what does it accomplish
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crossing the 180 line, you cannot identify with any one character
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What things are undesirable in a script?
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inner feelings, directions that give backstory,
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