English Exam 2006
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- Assonance
- repeated vowel sounds
- Maxim
- free direct statement that gives rule of human conduct
- Lyric
- peom that express's personal feelings or ideas
- Ballad
- set as a story
- Free Verse
- no meters or rhyme
- Quatrain
- 4 line stanza
- Personification
- expressing an object with human qualities
- Epic
- express's qualities of human civilizations, hero/heroine
- Stanza
- group of lines
- Haiku
- 3 line poem, 5-7-5 syllables
- Extended metaphor
- goes on for many lines
- Tanka
- traditional 5 line japanese poetry
- Internal rhyme
- middle of the line rhyming
- simile
- using like or as in a comparison
- slant rhyme
- a close rhyme.
- Hyperbole
- exageration
- Imagery
- words that appear to the senses
- Metaphor
- a comparion
- refrain
- repetition of the same line in each stanza
- parallelism
- repetition of the same structure "i hear"
- Narrative
- tells a story
- Alliteration
- repeated consonant sounds
- ambiguity
- something that can be interpreted
- intercutting
- inserting one or more shots into another series of shots
- jump cut
- a sudden abrupt transition
- cut
- transitions from one shot to another
- dissolve
- fade out/in where one image gradually appears and the other vanishes
- editing
- selecting,trimming, cutting scenes that make a film
- fade
- image appears(fade in) out of a black field or dissapears(fade out) into a black field
- continuity
- the flow of one shot to another
- Frame
- photograph on a strip of film
- reel
-
1,000 ft. of 35mm film
sound speed-22ft./sc
silent speed-16ft/sc - High + low key lighting
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high-set is brightly lite
low-set is dimly lit - cross cutting
- cutting back and forth between reoccuring setups
- sound stage
- a windowless, sound proofed proffessional shooting enviroment
- iris
- device in which an image appears as an expanding circle or dissapears as a shrinking circle
- cinematographer
- head of camera crew-responsible for lighting and camera details
- director
- captain of team
- high and low shot
-
continuously exposed piece of film
high-camera looks down on subject
low-camera looks up on subject - sequence
- a group of consecutive scenes