film

Question 1

Telephoto

Answer 1

The longest length of all

Question 2

Zoom Shot

Answer 2

The ability to shorten or lengthen a visual from wide to long or vice versa without the need to change the camera location.

Question 3

Crane Shot or boom shot

Answer 3

Taken when the camera as a whole is moved either up or down or laterally.

Question 4

Swish Pan

Answer 4

The camera is purposely planned in either direction, right, left or at a very fast pase, creating the impression of a fast moving horizontal blurring of images across the screen

Question 5

Tracking shot or dolly shot

Answer 5

A shot where the entire camera is moved forward backward or laterally or circularly or irregular pattern

Question 6

Compound Camera Movements

Answer 6

A movement executed by the camera, either on a dolly or hand held which combines only two or more simple movements.

Question 7

Sequesnce

Answer 7

A self contained group of sequential scenes.

Question 8

Set

Answer 8

Anywhere a shot is being taken or filmed whether real or constructed, the site location where a film is being shot.

Question 9

Setting

Answer 9

The local or narrative action

Question 10

Low angle camera

Answer 10

camera looks positioned low below the eye line

Question 11

High angle camera

Answer 11

Camera looks down at an object

Question 12

Field of vision

Answer 12

In common with still photography and to some degree, painting cinematography renders 3D reality in 2D

Question 13

Fish eye Lens

Answer 13

The globular construction of a stereotypical fish eye, round and bulging. extremely wide in field of vision. Optical distortion.

Question 14

Wide eye Lens

Answer 14

Lens having a focal length of 14-20mm. wide field of vision

Question 15

Normal Lens

Answer 15

Most commonly used. Renders perspective, realistically.

Question 16

Long Lens

Answer 16

Lens having a focal length from 100 to 150mm are generally considered long.

Question 17

Exterior

Answer 17

When the scene is taking place outside of the building

Question 18

Fade

Answer 18

A transitional device in which an image more or less slowly disappears from the screen to be placed by a screen or any color.

Question 19

Camera Lens

Answer 19

Allows light to pass the exterior towards the film pane, Optical devices that capture light and focus it upon the desired film.

Question 20

Film

Answer 20

A stripe of flexible plastic material coated with a layer of photo-sensitive material known as the emulsion.

Question 21

Flashback

Answer 21

The narrative device which enables the temporal order of a narrative to be non linear. The moving backwards in narrative time.

Question 22

Producer

Answer 22

The person in charge of all the financial and administrative aspects of a film production.

Question 23

Scene

Answer 23

A self-contained continues series of a shot which define a specific dramatic and/ or narrative movement.

Question 24

Scenic element

Answer 24

All of the pieces of the physical set, including props and lightning that create the scene

Question 25

Screen play

Answer 25

A document text in a specific format which contains the dramatic elements of the film as well as indications of other elements such as settings

Question 26

Screen writer

Answer 26

The person responsible for the creation of the screen play whether original or adaption work.