Master Shot: Usually a wide shot that covers the entire action of a scene.
Canted Angle: In this angle the camera is tilted on it's horizon pane, making the image unstable, this has a variety of effects on the viewer depending on the context, some of these can be suspense, fantasy or excitement.
Editing:
Graphic Match: This is the term they use when a director cuts from one scene to a similar one but the objects in the two scenes are 'matched' and occupy the same level in the shot.
Superimposition: This is when two or more images are placed over one another, this is also known as double exposure in photography.
Expansion of Time: This is essentially making the duration of a video longer than real-time, not often seen in movies however 'The Matrix' was one to use Time remapping and slow motion. There are a few different ways to achieve expansion of time and they include: Slow motion, time remapping and repetition or different angles.
Sound:
Synchronous sound: This is basically when the a film and the sound are synchronised together such as watching a woman playing a piano and you can hear the output. Asynchronous is the opposite where it intentionally choses not to add the sound to the scene.
Sound Bridge: This is when the previous shown scene carries over the previous sound until the new sound from the next scene begins.
Incidental Music: This is music that is composed to accompany action or dialogue of drama until the next scene or to fill intervals.
Editing:
Graphic Match: This is the term they use when a director cuts from one scene to a similar one but the objects in the two scenes are 'matched' and occupy the same level in the shot.
Superimposition: This is when two or more images are placed over one another, this is also known as double exposure in photography.
Expansion of Time: This is essentially making the duration of a video longer than real-time, not often seen in movies however 'The Matrix' was one to use Time remapping and slow motion. There are a few different ways to achieve expansion of time and they include: Slow motion, time remapping and repetition or different angles.
Sound:
Synchronous sound: This is basically when the a film and the sound are synchronised together such as watching a woman playing a piano and you can hear the output. Asynchronous is the opposite where it intentionally choses not to add the sound to the scene.
Sound Bridge: This is when the previous shown scene carries over the previous sound until the new sound from the next scene begins.
Incidental Music: This is music that is composed to accompany action or dialogue of drama until the next scene or to fill intervals.
Excellent research to include relevant clips for your definitions. It should help you remember/recognise them in future activities.
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