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180 degree rule
placing the camera on the same side of the action
actuality
non fiction film shot in real surroundings without the use of actors, sets, or props
analogue
visual or audio information used continuously
arc lamp/light
high intensity lamp used to simulate sunlight
art cinema/art films
not overtly commercial films, considered challenging or ambiguous
articolo 28
italian measure providing funds to assist first time directors in non commercial films
aspect ratio
ratio of width to hieght
cinema of attractions
style associated to trick films made between 1895-1905 to amuse the audience
auteur
director who has creative contol over the film and is thought to leave a distinct mark
autorenfilm
german style of film based on the work of literary writers that drew directors and actors
avance sur recettes
program of goverment loans to film projects that are repaid with proceeds from ticket sales
avent-garde
artistic movement that challenged formal strategies
boom
pole or extention device used to position microphones, lights or cameras off screen during the shooting
bridge/bridge shot
a device that connects scenes either visually (hands of a clock to signify the passing of time) or the overlap of sound like music or dialog carried from one scene to the next.
trick films
films featuring magic tricks or special effects without overt narrative content
Trummerfilm
genre of films from west germany immediately following WW2 depicting the harsh conditions of daily life in a gritty, realist style
two-shot
shot showing two people, ususally in conversation, in a medium shot or close -up
vertical intergration
business practiice in which a film production company also controls other sectors of the industry like distribution and exabition
white telephone films
made in 1930s italy featuring upper-middle class domestic settings
wide angle lens
a lens that increases the illusion of depth or distance from the subject in the shot
zoom
lens where the subject appears to be out of distance or close up