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45 Cards in this Set
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regular fps.
super 8 fps. |
24 fps.
18 fps. |
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Gauges
# of scan lines |
8 mm, 16 mm, 35mm, etc.
525 |
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Film
Video Digital |
light
electricity 1's and 0's |
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LuMiere Films
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first films, 50 sec., about real life: trains, workers
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Realistic
Formalistic |
Let it happen in front of screen
Manipulating during post-production |
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Reversal
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A turning point in the movie. There should be a lot of these. Affect protagonist
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Confrontation
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A middle reversal
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Dark moment
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Things can't get any worse
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Difference between novel and screenplay
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Novel is in past, screenplay is present
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Narrative
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The story
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Form
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How the story is shown
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Sequence
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A series of shots
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A shot
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A period between cuts
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Diegesis
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What is inside the world of the movie(lightsaber in star wars is part of diegesis)
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The need
The goal |
What the audience needs protagonist to do.
What protagonist wants to do |
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Jump cut
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camera doesn't move but object does. Manipulates space and time.
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Mise en scene
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Staging a scene (framing and imaging), when Kane and wife get older in Citizen Kane
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Cinematicity
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An approach to filmmaking that is unique and focuses on formalism
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protagonist
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character driven into action by inciting incident
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Non-linear narrative
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Like Memento
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Cinematography
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"Writing with moving light", deciding what film stocks to use for specific light, etc.
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Continuity editing
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cutting to maintain continuous clear narrative action
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Crosscutting
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Two different shots at different locations occurring at the same time
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Deep focus
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keeps both close and distant planes in sharp focus
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Dialogue overlap
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When sound from shot B is heard during shot A
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Direct sound
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captured during filming
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Diegetic sound
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is normal for world being filmed, like cheers at a stadium
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Establishing shot
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shooting mountains as cowboys ride through them
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Hard lighting
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Illumination that creates sharp-edge shadows
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high-key lighting
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Illumination the creates little contrast between the light and dark areas of shot
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External diegetic sound
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We assume characters and audience can hear it
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Internal diegetic sound
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We assume character thinking and audience can hear it but the other characters cannot
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Motif
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an element in a film that is represented in a significant way
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Racking focus
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Shifting focus from one plane to another plane
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Exposition
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giving necessary background information
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Call sheet
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details all of the shots for the day
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verisimilitude
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a convincing appearance of truth
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Satellites
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minor plot events that add texture
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