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The musical component of a movie's soundtrack, usually composed specifically for the film by a film composer
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A screen direction rule that camera operators must follow - an imaginary line on one side of the axis of action is made
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The lead or main character in a film; also known as hero/heroine
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A microphone that is attached to a long pole
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Literally, this 'putting on stage' includes decor, costume, colour, lighting, and placement of cameras, facial expressions and body language, location
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Blue and Green screen are examples of this
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The bad guy, or villain of a film
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Small-scale models photographed to give the illusion that they are full-scale objects
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A shot that shows the scene from a character viewpoint
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The style by which shots and scenes are joined together and progress from one to the next
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A structured series of events, linked by cause and effect, that provide the plot of a film; a film that tells a chronological or linear story (with a beginning, middle, and end)
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An single image that is made up of two or more images or graphics
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Refers to synchronisation between mouth movement and the words on the film's soundtrack
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Any spoken lines in a film by an actor/actress
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A transition between two scenes where the first merges gradually into the second
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Literally the French word for 'author'
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A script written that is to be produced as a movie
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A shot that usually is the first shot in a scene. It is used to show the location where the next action will take place
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A shot that frames the head and shoulders of a character
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The movement of the camera from left to right or vice-versa from its axis
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A medium or close-up camera shot of two people (often in dialogue with each other), framed from the chest up
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A type of film. Certain archetypal patterns, such as the Western, the Gangster, the Science Fiction film, and the Detective Story
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The script supervisor is in charge of this, making sure that details in one shot will match details in another
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It refers to a transitional edit in which the audio and video edits do not start at the same time; the audio starts before the picture cut
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