Across
- 2. shot: A framing that shows the entire subject from head to toe.
- 3. The person responsible for the creative vision and execution of a film.
- 4. framing that shows a person's face or an object in detail.
- 7. Shot: A framing that shows a character from the waist up.
- 8. The spoken lines between characters in a film.
- 13. The use of an object or image to represent a deeper meaning or abstract idea.
- 14. angle shot: A camera angle looking up at a subject, often making them appear powerful or dominant.
- 16. shot: A shot that captures a subject from a distance, showing them in relation to their environment.
Down
- 1. Shot: A shot where the camera moves alongside the subject being filmed.
- 2. A single complete image in a motion picture, or the border of the image.
- 5. of View (POV) shot: A shot that represents what a character is looking at.
- 6. Angle: A camera angle looking down on the subject, making them appear smaller or vulnerable.
- 9. The arrangement of light and shadow to create mood and focus in a scene.
- 10. Changing the focal length of the camera lens to make the subject appear closer or further away.
- 11. Shot: A wide shot used to show the location or setting of a scene.
- 12. palette: The selection of colors used in a scene to establish mood or theme.
- 15. Moving the camera vertically up or down without changing the base position.