Final Review Flashcards
Angle
Camera’s angle of view relative to the subject being photographed
A-Film
Major production with important stars and a generous budget
Animation
A form of filmmaking characterized by photographing inanimate subjects or individual drawings frame by frame
Archetype
An original model or type after which similar things are patterned
Aspect ratio
Ratio between the horizontal and vertical dimensions of the frame
Back lot
During the USA era
Standing exterior sets of common locales
B-film
Low-budget movie usually shown as the second feature during the big studio era in America
Black list
Anti-communist hysteria
Many writers, actors, and directors were forbidden employment because of beliefs or former beliefs
Box office
The ticket office of a movie theater
Drawing power of a movie
Character roles
Secondary roles in a movie
Continuity
Implied between edited shots
Emphasize smooth transitions between shots
Crane shot
Shot taken from a special device called a crane
Cross cutting
Alternating shot from two sequences
Deep focus
Technique of photography that permits everything to be in focus
Distributor
Served as a middle man that arranged to book a product in theaters
Dubbing
Additions of sound after visuals have been photographed
Editing
Joining of one shot with another
Epic
Film genre characterized by bold and sweeping images
Extreme close-up
Minutely detailed view of an object or person
Fade
Fade-out: brightness to black screen
Fade-in: black screen to normal