[THTRFLM 2FA3] - Midterm Exam Guide - Everything you need to know! (16 pages long)

• School: McMaster University
• Department: Theatre & Film Studies
• Course: THTRFLM 2FA3
• Professor: Cotter

Document Summary

Elements can interact with each other to get different effects. Each of these categories have their own sub-categories: mise-en-scene. That which is placed before the camera. Actors, properties, sets, costumes, lights (the effects of the light is seen on the screen) The size of the actor is in this category; the effect generated by the size of the actor is b/c of this category. Humor is generated by this category: cinematographic properties. Relates to how the camera renders that which has been placed in front of the camera. The way actor"s size is re(cid:374)dered is depe(cid:374)de(cid:374)t o(cid:374) this category. If there is a close up on the actor, then that is dependent on this category: editing. Putting the scenes together after they have been filmed: sound. The addition of sound into the already arranged film: mise-en-scene. The components are adopted from theatre but it is transformed in film.