Movie Making

3. A change from one shot to the next without using an effect such as disolve, wipe or fade.
5. When one shot is covered up or replaced by another shot moving horizontally across the screen.
7. A shot taken when the camera is directly above the figure.
8. A shot that contains a fair amount of landscape or background.
9. The camera follows the subject.
12. A shot that is filmed over a character's shoulder from behind.
15. A shot taken when the camera is directly underneath the figure.
16. The screen is black at the beginning, then gradually the image appears.

1. A shot that contains the whole height of any figure in the frame.
2. Focuses on an aspect of an object in great detail or a part of a person's face.
4. A shot taken when the camera is above or looking down at the figure.
6. The camera moves horizontally on its tripod.
10. The camera becomes the eyes of one of the characters and sees things from that character's point of view.
11. A shot that focuses on the whole of an object or a person's head and shoulders.
13. When one frame is gradually replaced by another so that at the mid-point of the dissolve both are visible on the screen.
14. The camera moves upwards or downwards on its tripod to follow moving objects.