Ch 1+2 (Film)

Mise-en-scene

The arrangement of people, places, and objects to be filmed

cinematography

The use of cameras and other machines to record images and sounds

Camera mobility

whip pans

rapid, blurry movements of the camera that give the impression of a continuous shot

long takes

shot with a single camera.

preproduction

When funding is more or less secure and the script is solid enough to start filming, the filmmakers can prepare for the physical production.

storyboard

a series of comic striplike sketches of the shots in each scene, including notations about costume, lighting, and camera work

post production

assemblyof footage, sound, and visual effects into the final film.

meaning

allusion to particular items of knowledge outside the film that the viewer is expected to recognize

Interpretation

How a piece of media is viewed. building up implicit meanings, guided by the film’s overall form