Film Technology
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- Dolly
- Camera moves with action
- Pan
- Camera moves left to right
- High angle
- Picture is shot from above object making it look smaller
- Flashback
- Action previously happened changed by music of voice narration
- Eye level
- Camera is at characters eye level
- Low angle
- Picture is shot from below subject looks larger than normal
- Dutch angle
- Picture is tilted sideways on horizonal line
- Non-digetic
- Sound not heard by characters only for viewers of movie
- Medium shot
- People seen waist up or portion of object
- Tilt
- Camera moves up and down
- Close-up
- An image that takes up 80% of frame
- Bottom/side
- Light from below or a side its evil-looking
- Fade
- Fades to black and white says time passed
- Neutral
- Not bright or dark very even ligh
- High-key
- Scene is very light and looks open looking
- Crosscutting
- Cut to action parallel editing
- Front/rear
- Soft light on face or back looks angelic
- Low-key
- Scene has many shadows and darkness suspicious
- Establishing Shot
- Shows the space of scene
- Dissolve
- Image fades into another one connection
- Long shot
- A shot taken from a long distance and shows full subject
- Eye-line match
- Picture of a person a picture of what they saw and then they're reaction
- Digetic
- Sound can be heard by characters in film can be internal or external
- Zoom
- Camera stays still but the lens moves making things larger and smaller