INI100H1 Study Guide - Final Guide: Fndc5, Staccato, Filmstrip

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Ini115: production one of the three branches of the film industry; the process of creating the film. Preproduction the phase of filmmaking that prepares for production on the basis of a screenplay, design, and financing. Shooting on set the process of filming at the studio/set, using props, backdrops, and scenes to create a setting: hard lighting illumination that creates sharp-edged shadows. Soft lighting illumination that avoids harsh bright and dark areas, creating a gradual transition from highlights to shadows: directional lighting , key light in the three-point lighting system, the brightest illumination coming into the scene. High-key lighting illumination that creates comparatively little contrast between the light and dark areas of the shot. Shadows are fairly transparent and brightened by fill light. Low-key illumination that creates strong contrast between light and dark areas of the shot, with deep shadows and little fill light: stylization and individualization (in acting) , symmetrical composition .

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