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mise-en-scene |
a French term for "put into the scene", refers to things that have been included in shots, often in the background to give a certain impression or meaning |
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interview |
when someone is asked questions to answer in front of the camera |
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exposition |
the documentary's "line of argument", what it's trying to say |
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observation |
the camera seems to be 'unseen' or ignored by the subjects |
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subject |
the people/things being filmed (not the same as the topic) |
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dramatisation |
when the people in the documentary act out something that happened - they obviously know the camera is there |
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dialogue |
conversations between subjects (or between a subject and the filmmaker) |
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opinion |
a personal belief that could be disputed by another person (and therefore not fact) |
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persuade |
to convince someone to believe something, to change their opinion |
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voice over |
when you can hear someone talking but they are not shown on screen, often used as a narrator |
