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The camera is positioned below the subject, and shoots upward at it.  The effect is to make the subject look <br>dominating, powerful, as if a child were looking up at an adult.

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The camera is positioned somewhere above the subject and shoots down at it.

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Medium or medium-long shot of three characters.

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The camera is mounted on a dolly and moves forward or away from the subject.

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The camera is a considerable distance from the subject(s) being filmed.  The whole human figure from head to feet is included in the frame, with the surrounding environment very visible.

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Shot whose scale is between MS and CU:  a character shown from the chest up.

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A human subject in MS is generally shown from the waist up; background begins to <br>be visible and potentially important, and two-shots are possible.

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Sudden change of shot from one viewpoint or location to another. On TV cuts occur on average about every 7 or 8 seconds.

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Style of editing involving rapid cutting so that one image is juxtaposed with
another or one scene quickly dissolves into the next. Angles, settings and
framing are manipulated in a conspicuous way (violating coherent mise-en-scene)
so as to convey a swift passage of time, to create some kind of visual or
conceptual continuity, or to generate a distinctive rhythm.

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Voice heard while an image is projected but not being spoken
in sync with one of the characters appearing on screen. Used to suggest a
character’s thoughts or recall of something said earlier, or to provide
objective (extra-diegetic) narrative or commentary.

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A shot in which two actors appear within the frame.

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A shot in which the camera is pushed horizontally along the ground on a dolly.

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A movement by which the camera moves up or down while its support remains fixed.

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A shot which is understood to be seen from the point of view
of a character within the scene.

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A movement in which the camera turns to right or left on a horizontal axis.

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The convention that the camera can be placed in any position
as long as it remains on one side of the action.

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Everything placed within the frame, including set decoration, costume, and <br>styles of performance.

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A cut between two shots of the same action from different
positions, giving an impression of seamless simultaneity.

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Each individual photographic image making up the film. Also
refers to the area of the picture seen on the screen.

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A long shot, often the first in a sequence, which establishes
the positions of elements relative to each other and identifies the setting.

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The complete arrangement of a scene by the director. The
process includes camera angles, lighting, properties, characters, and the
movement of the actors.

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A shot in which a smallish object (e.g. the human head) fits
easily within the frame.