CTCS 190g Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Eye Contact, Flashforward, Eyeline Match

• School: USC
• Department: Cinema and Media Studies
• Course: CTCS 190g
• Professor: Drew Casper

Document Summary

There is a reciprocal relationship between space and time. The shot, scene, and sequence as temporal units i. If more than 10 seconds, =long take ii. iii. iv. v. vi. Sequence=made up of scenes, third basic temporal unit. Move the camera to make the scene go faster or slower. Change the lighting to make it appear as if time is moving faster d. Actor movement, lighting, setting movement=#1 element of movement. Breaking space and time, but connecting at the same time. By connecting spaces and time, it was like theatre vi. vii. Limits where you can put the camera to create consistency. Half a circle--never put camera on the other side of the circle. 30 degree difference in change of image size and angle. If going to change angle or size of image, change must be drastic (>30* angle) for it to connect/unite. Medium shot--> close up, would be enough of a change b)