Cinematography Flashcards

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What does denotative mean?

A

The direct, explicit meaning of a word or image

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What does connotative mean?

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The idea associated with a word or image in addition to its explicit meaning

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3
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Cinematography

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Refers to the visual aspects of a films language.

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4
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What does frame mean?

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A single image

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5
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What is a shot?

A

A single continuous recording made by the camera

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6
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What does a scene mean?

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A series of related shots

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7
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What is a sequence?

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A series of scenes telling a major part of a story

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8
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What is reverse tracking?

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Tracking shots usually made on a slight angle from the side

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9
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What is a whip pan?

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Fast movement of the camera from side to side which briefly causes the image to blur

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10
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Establishing

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A shot used near the beginning of a scene to establish the inter-relationship of details to be shown in closer shots

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11
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Master

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A shot which covers an entire piece of a dramatic action

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12
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Cutaway

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Close up of detail or landscape

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13
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Cut-in

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A shot to cut into a scene usually a close up to show detail

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14
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Framing

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The way elements are arranged in the frame

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15
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Reframing

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Refers to short panning or tilting movements and keep them onscreen, centred, and in the frame

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16
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Six camera movement techniques

A

Tracking
Reverse tracking
Crane
Pan
Whip pan
Tilt

17
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Six camera angles and positions

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Eye level
Low angle
High angle
Extreme high angle and crane
Canted angle
Point of view