Film Form Flashcards

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What are all of the parts of mise-en-scene?

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Production design, set design, prop/costume design

Hair and makeup, colour palette

3 point lighting, high/low key, chiaroscuro

Proxemics (where the characters are) and NVC

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The 3 parts of 3 point lighting

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Key fill and back

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3
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What is high and low key lighting?

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High - soft lighting, minimal shadows and no/little contrast
Low - opposite of high, uses one harsh light most the time

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What is chiaroscuro lighting?

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When light and dark are used together to show the juxtaposition of the two, often like a half dark half lit face

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What are all parts of cinematography?

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High low and Dutch angle
Tracking panning tilt crane steadicam and handheld cam
Establishing wide mid two close and ECU shots
4:3 1.85:1 and 2.35:1ratio
100/50/30 mm and wide angle lenses
16/35/75mm stock
Shallow deep and pull focus

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What is steadicam?

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A lightweight mount for a camera that a person wears and walks with, keeping it very still for moving camera work

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7
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What term is closely related to handheld camera?

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Cinema verité

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What are the differences between the aspect ratios?

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4:3 - old and unused now
1.85:1 - fills the whole cinema screen
2.35:1 - aesthetic choice, trims top and bottom to give an epic look

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What are the differences between the lenses?

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Lower mm = wider angle, exaggerates space more
Higher mm = closer tighter angles, used for a focus closer to 100mm

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What are the differences between the stock?

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Lower mm = grainy (has to blow up more to fill screen) but cheaper and smaller
Higher mm = very ungrainy, much larger and very expensive

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What are all parts of editing?

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Continuity - 180 degree rule, shot reverse shot, action match, eyeline match, graphic match, linear, colour grading
Fragmented - non linear, jump cut, montage, juxtaposition, cross cutting, transitions, slowmo, SFX, titles, freezes

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12
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What are all parts of sound?

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Diegetic, non diegetic, parallel, contrapuntal, asynchronous, score, soundtrack, foley, ADR

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13
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Difference between score and soundtrack?

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Score was written and composed for the film whereas soundtrack is pre-existing songs directors had to pay the rights to

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14
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What is Foley?

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Added diegetic sounds after the films production by adding it in via remaking sounds (usually in unique ways)

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15
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What is ADR?

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When an actor comes to a studio to dub the dialogue of their character, often done in animated for obvious reasons

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What are all parts of performance?

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Vocal tone, physicality, body language, improv, accent, facial expressions, casting, Stanislavsky

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What is Stanislavsky?

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18
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What is aesthetic?

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The look of the film, mostly achieved by cinematography and mise-en-scene

19
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What are the 5 key areas of film form

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Mise-en-scene, cinematography, editing, sound and performance