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Actual sound in film or source music.
- Radio
- Stereo
- Music

(Actors hear what we hear)

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Music or Sound that does not come from the film itself. The characters cannot hear it but we can.

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Used to set the scene, shows the area around where the scene will set place.

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Shows entire actors and things in scene

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Waist up on actor

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Shows Actors faces, establishes emotions

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Two people are in the scene

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When the camera is panning around the scene, often when actors are moving.

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A tracking shot, where the camera goes where the object is going.

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Main Light: Usually the strongest and has the most influence on the look of the scene.

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Secondary light, placed opposite to the key light. It is used to fill in the shadow.

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Placed behind the subject and lights it from behind. Provides definition and subtle highlights.

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A director with a signature style. Easily recognized films. Like Spike Lee and Wes Anderson.

Spike Lee: Camera Angles, Canted Frames, Zoom, Race.

Wes Anderson: Family, Slo-Mo, Reuses Actors, Narrative, Music and Sound

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A word to describe the common template used in books and movies to describe the heroes journey.

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A recurring image, theme, or idea that often has symbolic meaning.

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Off centered camera angle

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Scene filmed from above actor

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Scene filmed from below the actor

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Everything on stage in a play, coming from french theater.