COM-241 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Tracking Shot, Reaction Shot, 180-Degree Rule
22 Mar 2017
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Point of view shot (pov): the (cid:448)ie(cid:449) as see(cid:374) th(cid:396)ough the su(cid:271)je(cid:272)t"s eyes, the character who you are seeing it through owns the argument. Moving shot: the camera swivels around, pan = left/right, tilt = up/down. Dolly shot: attaching the camera to wheels and moving it. The rules that govern the visual reconstruction of events, including the raw material shot and recorder in the field and the process of editing the material for broadcast. Kuleshov effect: affect on your face, the emotional condition that your face displays, equation for emotion. Matched action: the action of a subject in an edited sequence appears to flow smoothly without interruption from one shot to the next. Jump cuts: an action that is seen to jump unnaturally into a new position on the screen, go from cut to cut. Screen space: the space that surrounds subjects in the frame, including headroom, gaps between people, and the space into which subjects move.
