lighting key lighting – the main light on the set – key lighting may be one or two lights...
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LightingKey Lighting – the main light on the set – key lighting may be one or two lights (sometimes more)45 degrees – lights are set at 45 degrees up from the X axis and 45 degrees out between the Y and Z axis. This creates “natural” light, that is, light that creates shadows as they are found outside during the day.
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LightingFill Lighting – a secondary light that illuminates the subject from the side or that lights areas not lit by the key lightBacklighting – lighting directed at the camera from the behind the subject creating a silhouetteHighlighting – the use of extremely concentrated or fine light beams to accentuate certain parts of the body
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Depth of Field
Focus – the clarity and sharpness of an imageDepth of Field – the varying range of distances from the camera at which an object remains in sharp focusDeep Focus – a technique that uses depth of field so subjects near the camera lens and far away have equal clarity
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Depth of FieldShallow Focus – a technique that uses a shallow depth of field so only the subject is in focus Soft Focus – a subject is blurred or softened, slightly out of focus producing a dreamy, romantic effect, by using lens filters, special lenses, vaselineRoll in or Roll out – focus rolls from background to foreground or foreground to background
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Transitions
Cut – moving from one image or shot to another by editing (transition) Crosscutting – juxtaposing shots from two or more sequences, actions, or stories to suggest parallel action Flash Cutting – fragmented machine-gun bursts of images used to compress action
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Transitions
Fade Out / Fade In – a transitional device in which the last image of one scene fades to black as the first image of the next scene fades up from black Dissolve – superimposing a fade out onto a fade in of equal length, or by imposing one scene over another.
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TransitionsIris Dissolve – where a fade out/fade in occurs in the form of a circle that grows smaller and then largerWipe – a transitional device in which a new image is separated from the previous one by a horizontal, vertical, or diagonal line that moves across the screen to push the old image offScene – a unit of narration, a series of shots or of a single sequence that was shot in one location