The Language and Technique of Filmmaking I 1.Shots –Mise en scene –Type of shot: ECU CU MS LS ELS –Two-shot, three-shot –Over-the-shoulder shot –POV shot.

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The Language and Technique of Filmmaking I 1.Shots –Mise en scene –Type of shot: ECU CU MS LS ELS –Two-shot, three-shot –Over-the-shoulder shot –POV shot –Subjective shot

2.Angles –High (in the extreme: "birdseye" or even "top shot") –Low –Canted

* 3. Camera Movement DirectionA: Camera base does not move B: Camera base moves Left/rightPanTruck 1 Up/downTiltBoom/ped/crane Closer/furtherZoomDolly 1 1 – “Tracking” shots B: Can result in motion parallax/motion perspective

Also: –Zoom/Dolly combo –Arc –Hand-held shots –Steadicam –Aerial shots –Unmotivated camera movement/"discovery" shot

4.Transitions –Cut (video: take) –Dissolve 1 –Fade in/fade out 1 –Wipe (also called traveling matte) 1 --e.g., iris –Swish pan [ 1 - Typically requires optical printer or digital work]

5.Lighting –Classic 3-point system (key, fill, back) –Chiaroscuro lighting –Gobos