Terminology 0.0 / 5 ? Media StudiesFilm TerminologyASWJEC Created by: Dockers001Created on: 10-04-17 15:44 CU Shot To understand the response/emotions of characters 1 of 16 POV Shot Put the audience in the position of the characters - identify with the perspective of the characters 2 of 16 OSS Allows the audience to have chemistry and dynamic while focusing on the facial expressions of just one of the characters. 3 of 16 Canted Angle Shot Camera is horizontal; suggests distortion, chaos and confusion, disorder, drunkeness 4 of 16 Crane Shot Filmed on a crane. Allows the audience to capture different perspectives. Can be used to represent loneliness. 5 of 16 A zoom Going from a POV shot to a CU shot. It closes in on specific details. 6 of 16 Deep focus Depth of feel that allows you to see the background. 7 of 16 Shallow focus Focuses on the foreground and can be used to suggest someone's state of mind - they are closed in on something 8 of 16 Focus Pull No need to cut when changing the focus of the scene. Simply, blurs out a person at the the front to focus on the person at the back. 9 of 16 Sound Motif A sound or track of music that is associated with a particular scene or character. 10 of 16 Tracking Shot Camera on a trolley and the base is on the move. 11 of 16 Pan The camera changes angles but the base is the same. 12 of 16 Sting Sudden, abrupt sound associated with the beginning of each scene. 13 of 16 Soundtrack Sound that already exists and has been placed in the film. 14 of 16 Score Music that is made specially for the film. 15 of 16 Mis en scene Props, lighting, setting/location, costumes, colour, composition 16 of 16
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