AVT 253 Study Guide - Comprehensive Final Exam Guide - Logic, Camera Lens, Widescreen

• School: George Mason University
• Department: Art and Visual Technology
• Course: AVT 253
• Professor: Stephanie Booth

Document Summary

Any number of uses of sound other than music or dialogue. A term used to describe a range of technological additions to the film to manipulate or alter what has been filmed. A technique that recreates the perspective of a single individual. Printed titles, usually at the bottom of the film frame that add descriptions to the image or translate the dialogue from one language to another. A pan shot that moves rapidly from right to left or left to right creating a blurring effect. Sound whose source is identified by the film image. The recording of an image on film, usually used in writing as a temporal measure such as a "long take" or a "short take" A shot that moves vertically up or down without changing the position of the camera. The movement of the image through a scene, photographed by a camera mounted on tracks.