exam 2 Flashcards
define point of view
how the author wants the audience to feel emotionally
tone is defined as
brightness of objects
who controls reflective control
art director and costume designer
incident control:
the amount of light or shadow falling on objects
coincidence of tone
when you can see the subject
to determine if a shot is non or coincidental is to
identify subject
main clue to choosing visual components
point of view
how is control achieved in a uncontrolled docu
in editing room
4 approaches to choosing visual components
instinctual, research, arbituary, analytic
what are suggested as research for choosing visual components
watch old movies, use art, books and drawings and, hire an artist to draw
point of view communicates what
emotions
uncontrolled docu, what is stable
point of view
intincts can be
unreliable
why can arbitrary choice be helpful for choosing vidual components
helps get past indecision
how to discover authors POV
understand your own emotions to the story
we see lines bc of
tonal contrast
a shadow cast onto a 2D surface is
edge
apparent lines around 3D object
contour
primary points cause viewer to add imaginary lines
closure
2 planes meet to form line
intersection of planes
invisible line that runs through objects
axis
imitation through distance
train tracks into the distance
what has a clearly defined axis
cylinder
squiniting eliminates what
eliminates details
