Lecture Slides And Terminologies Flashcards

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What is form in film?

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The overall patterning of a film. The way it’s put together and the effect that has.

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What is style in film

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These are the cinematic techniques used in film.

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What are some stylistic techniques used in film. There are 4

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Misé en scene- blocking arrangements of people objects places
Cinematography - the cameras and machinery
Editing- how scenes are pieced together
Sound

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What is high concept?

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A film with a really easy concept to grasp that also has very compelling premise

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What is a shot?

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A shot is the fundamental unit of cinema/cinematography

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Tonality?

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How light registers on an image

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Exposure and filters

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Amount and quality of light that passes through the lens.

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What is toning and tinting’

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Tinting: adding colour to lighter areas by soaking already developed film.
Toning: coloring darker areas of the frame during the developing process

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What are the 5 principles of form?

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1) function 2) similarity and repitition 3) difference and variation 4) development 5) unity and disunity

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Give me 2 elements of similarity and repitition

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1) motif 2) parallelism

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Narrative? What is it?

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The art $ craft of constructing a story with a POV in mind.

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Plot?

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The order that events are presented.

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Story

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The raw material of the narrative. The backstory that motivates the character. The actual chronological order of events.

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What is depth of field?

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depth of field: the range before and behind the central focus of the image
in which objects remain sharp and clear

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What is depth of field?

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depth of field: the range before and behind the central focus of the image
in which objects remain sharp and clear

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‘name the 4 lenses and their focal lengths?

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① wide angle=→25mm② normal angle 50mm ③ telephotolens 75mm ④ zoom focus focal lengths vary

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What are the types of focus their number of focus objects)

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  1. shallow focus—only a narrow range of the image is in focus.
    —typically one central site of meaning in the frame.
  2. racking focus—focus shifts from one object to another in
    the frame (2 primary sites of meaning).
  3. deep focus—multiple planes of the image are in focus
    (many potential sites of meaning