FILM & CINEMATOGRAPHY Flashcards

1
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Refers to capturing
moments and live events.

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Videography

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2
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Are typically a one-person team or a small crew. Their job is to capture footage.

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Videographers

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  • Is about getting good footage
  • It involves more strategic planning, artistic direction, or artistic decision-making, and requires a large crew or production team.
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Cinematography

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4
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Stages in Film Making

  • planning & preparation
    stage
  • storyboarding
  • location site survey
  • budget
  • shooting schedule
  • vtr of actors
  • costume design

All of these steps are incuded in…?

A

Pre-Production

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5
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  • actual filming
  • cinematography
  • actors
  • rehearsals
  • camera & lighting
    setup
  • framing & composition

All of these steps are incuded in…?

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Production

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6
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  • final editing
  • voice over/dubbing
  • visual effects
  • sound mixing

All of these steps are incuded in…?

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Post-Production

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7
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  • Is the placement and position of the subjects in your shots.
  • It gives us an idea on what type of gear/equipment we should use for a specific shot.
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Framing

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8
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  • Consists of a single take, which can be several seconds or several minutes long.
  • It is the smallest unit of the visual narrative.
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Shot

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9
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means how much of the scene is included in the picture

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Shot Size

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10
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viewing perspective; adds depth and meaning to the shot

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Angle

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11
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it refers to the way a camera shifts to visually narrate and shape a viewer’s perspective of a scene

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Camera Movement

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12
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refers to how the elements on screen (actors, scenery, props, etc.) appear in respect to each other and within the frame itself

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Composition

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13
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Kinds of Shots

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  1. Establishing Shot
  2. Extreme Long/Wide Shot
  3. Long Shot or Wide Shot
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14
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Considerations when camera framing a shot

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  • size
  • relationships
  • balance
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15
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It has a direct relationship to the
importance of that subject

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Size

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16
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when we see more than one character in a shot, we are meant to acknowledge their relationship (romantic, contentious, etc.)

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Relationships

17
Q

includes elements on the left and
right side of the frame

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Balance

18
Q
  • composed of several shots
  • It is the action that takes place continuously at a particular location.
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Scene

19
Q

A group of many scenes that make up an event or a narrative in
the movie.

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Sequence

20
Q

Shot + Shot =

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Scene

21
Q

Scene + Scene =

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Sequence

22
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Sequence + Sequence =

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Whole Visual Narrative

23
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  • Refers to the way a camera shifts to visually narrate and shape a viewer’s perspective of a scene.
  • It can also alter the narrative of the story you’re trying to tell and the delivery of the content you’re presenting.
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Camera Movement

24
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Types of Camera Movements
(TPZPDT)

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  1. Tilt
  2. Pan
  3. Zoom
  4. Pedestal
  5. Dolly
  6. Truck