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Text that is printed/typeset and usually placed on a black background between two scenes.

A piece of text edited into a film, typically in a silent film, to convey dialogue, narration, or contextual information to the audience.

Intertitles were essential in the silent era to provide information like character speech, setting descriptions, and plot details that could not be communicated through sound. These text frames, which can be drawn or printed, are inserted between scenes to advance the narrative and enhance the viewer's comprehension of the story.

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one-shot also known as long take is the effect of being one shot is created threw editing.

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Fading in or out in a gradual change in visual elements.

Fading in and out is a visual technique used to create smooth transitions by gradually increasing or decreasing brightness.

Star Wars has good examples of fading into new scenes from others.

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A shot that marks the passage of time in a film.

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Cucoloris is a lighting technique in which an object is placed between the light source and the subject to create a patterned shadow—a staple of film noir.

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DIY Cucoloris for Photographers and Filmmakers made with black foamcore, Do-it-yourself

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A shot taken from the perspective of a character. Can be used to accentuate the experience or obscure the identity of a character, or to an aesthetic end, such as imitating a first-person video game.

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11. Establishing shot

Guardians of the Galaxy

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spiderman across the spider-verse animaiton 

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spiderman across the spider-verse animaiton 

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its like the lighting in the shot being taken

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The Godfather

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The Prowler's theme from Into the Spider Verse invokes a feeling of being hunted, becoming more aggressive the closer the Prowler is to catching Miles

This song is also non-diegetic (or extra-diegetic), meaning the viewers can hear it but the characters in-universe can't hear it

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transition that overlays to the next scene

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6 dialogue a conversation between 2 diffrent characters is called dialogue

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#8 dolly shot is ware the camera is moving closer to the person like in the Indiana Jones move closer to make it look like you are getting closer to them.

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the colour choice is very important to for the setting and mood.

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A jump cut shows the time moving, almost like time-lapse.

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this is crosscutting shown in top gun maverick.

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5. Cross cutting, cross cutting is an editing technique where actions are established as occuring at the same time. the camera will cut away from one action to another action elsewhere. to suggest these things are occuring at the same time.

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Camera angles refer to the tilt of the camera in relation to the scene and characters.

"Unusual camera angles can emphasise an action sequence, disorientate the audience, and suggest a relationship between characters." -Condliffe P. The Ultimate Film Techniques Toolkit Matrix Education

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A type of cut where the shot of a character looking at something cuts into the shot they were looking at, at the same level. This shows what the character was looking at.

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Continuity Editing: Eyeline Match (in Jurassic Park (1993), dir. Steven Spielberg)

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Jumps from one shot to another similar shot that matches the composition of the first shot.

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Similar to other editing wipes, this is a type of transition where the screen irises closed around a particular part of the screen. These can be used to signify daydreams, provide a dramatic transition, or signify the end of a scene.

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A shot where the camera shifts focus while maintaining the same angle, changing the shot's depth.

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Panning Shot: When the camera is focused on one character, following them. No.27

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Panning Shot: When the camera is focused on one character, following them. No.27

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In "It Follows", the camera pans on the woman, raising tension, making you feel like you're witnessing her run in real time.

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'It Follows' | Anatomy of a Scene w/ Director David Robert Mitchell | The New York Times

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Mise-en-scène is a French term that means "placing on stage" and refers to everything you see in a single film shot. This includes things like the setting, lighting, props, and costumes. Filmmakers carefully plan all these elements to create a certain feeling or tell a story visually.

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Similar to other editing wipes, this is a type of transition where the screen irises closed around a particular part of the screen. These can be used to signify daydreams, provide a dramatic transition, or signify the end of a scene.

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A montage is a type of editing sequence where a series of shots play rapidly to create a narrative. Often a montage will be accompanied by a unifying piece of music to convey the dominant mood connected with the sequence

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A unit of narrative used to divide up a dramatic text or film. A scene usually takes place in a single location and focuses on a single action in one moment of varying length.

Scenes can be comprised of one continious shot, or multiple smaller shots. They are very important for the pacing and structure of a movie or tv show, as a piece of media is made up entirely of scenes.

https://youtu.be/FkjrxD3NpmY

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Criminal Minds 4x07 - Spencer Meets His Dad HD