FDM Final
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- Time, Motion, Timing and Principle Motions, Continuity Editing, and Complexity Editing
- The four dimensional fields are (five):
- Literal sounds, Diegenic sounds
- Referential sounds taht convey a specific meaning (two words)
- Metric Montage
- rhythmic structuring device that flashes images in equally spaced intrevals
- Nonliteral sounds
- Does not refer to the sound-originating source; music or cartoon sounds
- Subjective
- Present is generally mesaured in ________ time
- Objective time
- Time measured by the clock
- Comparison Montage
- Montage that has succeeding shots that juxtapose two thematically related events
- Collision Montage
- Montage with two opposite events
- 60
- HDTV has __ frames per second
- 30
- TV has __ frames per second
- Scene
- Organic part of an event defined by an action in a single location
- Audiovisual
- Television is a(n) __________ medium
- Secondary motion
- Camera motion
- Tertiary motion
- Sequence motion
- Videotape
- Sound for television is recorded on a __________
- 35
- Hight density commercial can contain __ shots or more
- Continuity editing
- Maintaining the viewers mental map
- Ambient sounds
- Environment sounds like traffic or wind
- Space, time situation, external conditions
- Outer orientation functions to sound
- Montage
- Juxtaposition of two or more separate event images
- Sequence
- A sum of several scenes that compose an organic whole
- Primary motion
- Event motion
- Dialogue, direct address, and narration
- Information functions of sound
- Progressive
- HDTV and some computers use ___________ scanning
- During
- It is important to cut ______ the action
- limited
- HDTV has a _____ depth of field
- Cross shooting
- Keep both cameras on the same side of the vector line
- Interlaced
- TV uses ________ scanning
- Blackout
- Film has a brief _______ period
- Time, quality
- We experience ____ more than the _____ of what we do
- Circadian Cycle Desynchronization
- A biological clock upset
- Pitch
- Relative highness and lowness of sound
- Event intensity
- The relative energy and significance we perceive about an event
- Mood, internal condition, energy, structure
- Innter orientation functions of sound
- Sound perspective
- Close-up pictures are matched with close sounds
- Event density
- The number of event details that occur within a bried clock time period
- Sound continuity
- Sound maintains intended volume and quality over a series of edits
- Internal dialogue
- Thinking out loud
- Switching
- Selecting and sequencing of shots while the televised event is underway
- Subtractively
- Does fim mix colors additively or subtractively?
- motion paradox
- When an object is in motion and simultaneously at rest
- Dolly
- Camera technique that takes viewer into the scene
- Story time
- Objective time span of an event as depicted by the screen event
- Telepresence
- Lev Manovich coined the term to describe our ability to view and affect an event without being there
- Rhythm
- Flow within and among event segments
- horizontal, vertical
- Objective time is measured ______ and subjective is measured ______ (horizontal or vertical?)
- Sequencial Analytical Montage
- Montage where the main event or major theme is implied but not shown
- Biological time
- The time that regulates our body functions and makes us feel tired
- Sound and noise, video and film sound, literal and nonliteral sounds, the functions of sound and aesthetic factors
- Five major aspects of the 5d field are:
- Sectional Analytical Montage
- Montage that examines a single moment from different viewpoints
- Frame
- Structural unit of film
- 24 frames per second
- Standard film production rate
- Subjective time
- Psychological time that we experience
- Leitmotiv
- Short musical phrase or specific sound effect that portends to the appearance of a person, action, or situation
- Additively
- Does video mix colors additively or subractively?
- Pace
- Perceived speed of an event
- Editing
- Selecting and sequencing those parts of an event that contribute most effectively to its clarification and intensification
- high, low
- Slow motion has a _____ density and accelerated motion has a _____ density
- Zoom
- Camera technique that brings object closer to viewer
- Shot
- Smallest conventient operational unit in video and film