Across
- 4. A collection of shots, arraged through editing in a specific order
- 7. Everything contained within the world of the film
- 8. Tight shots that capture one specific aspect of the subject e.g. eye only
- 11. Can be straight-on, high angle (emphasises a character's weakness) or low angle (makes a character powerful or threatening)
- 12. Anything that is repeatedly used in a film to define or explain a character or to suggest a theme
- 13. The art of capturing images on moving film
- 14. Allows director to selectively highlight specific elements in each scene
- 15. Allows for a natural distance between the subject and the camera
- 19. Gives us critical information about characters background, attitude and emotions
- 20. Creates the illusion that the camera is suddenly moving towards or away from a subject
Down
- 1. How clearly and sharply the audience sees the actors and objects in a film
- 2. The border or edge of the screen in the cinema
- 3. Little distance between camera and subject e.g. whole face
- 5. any element outside the world of the film
- 6. The physical location of the film e.g. time period, country, indoors/outdoors
- 9. A continuous piece of filming without interruption from the time the camera is turned on and starts filming to the time it is turned off.
- 10. The art of deciding which images the audience sees within the frame of the cinema screen
- 16. All the visual elements within the frame that support the telling of the story
- 17. Images move slower than usual, despite the fact that the film itself is moving at the same constant speed. It helps create dramatic tension or to establish the importance of a moment.
- 18. The illusion of distance between elements in a shot