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Dolly : is from the dolly tracks an this is what makes it stable. Also from some track for the camera called Dolly tracks this is before steady cams.

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Tilt : you can nod the camera lens up and down . This is called titling.

Pan : when you move the camera side to side this is called paninng.

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Time-Lapse is a technique whereby the frequency at which film frames are captured(the frame rate) is much lower than that used to view the sequence. when played at normal speed, time appears to be moving faster and thus lapsing

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POV : Point of view shot that shows the persons point of view.  you are looking in the persons eyes.

OSS : over the shoulder shot this is when the camera is looking over the persons shoulder. That has they shoulder and back to the camera . This is so you can get the person and the person that they are taking to in the same camera.

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there are 3 types of shots there is
long shot
in this shot it will show the image as life size. in this shot you will always see the hole image. in this shot if someone was filming a person then you would be able to see the hole human not just there head or legs
medium shot
In this shot type again if you were filming a person then you only be able to see half of there body unlike in a long shot

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An extreme close up is a close up that so tight, the target of it is not fully visible.

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Wide shot is when the subject takes up the full frame.

Mid shot is where you show the subject in a bit more detail.

Close shot is where you show a certain part of the subject.

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EWS : extreme wide shot this is when the object in the camera view is very far away.

VWS : very wide shot the subject that the camera is filming can be barley seen. This can be used to show a full shot of the house and the Street an example could be cornation street.

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Mise en scene is a French word, and is used to describe the arrangements of scenery and stage proportions in a scene.

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Slow Motion ( or Slowmo) The Motion technique regularly used in the cinema is the process of  "over cranking" which entails a camera capturing a image at a rate faster than being projected, the slow motion technique used in sports relays tends not to use this method, as it requires all camera to set up in the slow motion method.

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Invented by Sergei Eisenstein, these montages are used to create meaning, using totally different clips in different sequences the audience created their own meaning.

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These were to show time passing.

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The video was first invented in 1951.

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A freelance editor makes around $2000 a week.

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A freelance editor earns between £1100-£2000 a week while they work on a film. They generally negotiate their own contract with the director.

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you edit video by recording the video and copying it then putting them on to a master tape and mixing them together

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Continuity Editing is cutting between shots to maintain a smooth sense of continuous space and time.

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the technique of selecting, editing, and piecing together separate sections of film to form a continuous whole.

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One Reason why we use continuity editing is to avoid problems with certain camera angels, audience needs to like it

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The 1980's did not provide anything innovative in terms of creating new technology, instead keeping with the trend of the 1970's and improving upon what was already established. For example, Cable TV, Direct broadcasts satellites and VHS was encouraged and more easily accessible for distribution of films. Notable films from the 1980's were The Shining in 1980 and E.T: The Extra-Terrestrial in 1982.

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In the 1940's, many technology already in use such as sound recording, lighting, special effects, cinematography etc were upgraded . But perhaps the biggest advancement in the 1940's was the use of colour beginning to be used in films just like more modern times. The most notable films of this decade were Rebecca in 1940 and Citizen Kane in 1941.

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The 1910s saw the origins of hollywood as the centre of the america film industry relocated from New York to California, by 1912, major motion-picture companies had to be set up production near or in Los Angeles. During the first world war the film industries of Europe where devastated, and hollywood replaced the French and Italian firms as the most popular in the world, in the 1910s it also had some of the most significant films in history

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The 1900 dawned the creation of what can be considered films. This means they started using basic editing techniques and introducing film narratives. One of the earliest and most notable examples of this is Vie et Passion du Christ (Life and Passion of Christ) in 1903. Another example is The Great Train Robbery also in 1903.