Media Test

• Camera Angles• Camera Movements• Composition

EditingEditing is a post production process.

Take

• The shot itself – time the camera is pressed record to stop!

• Long take – a long amount of time taken on one take.

• Short Take – a short amount of time taken on one take.

Cut

• When it changes between two takes.

Slow Motion

• When the action on screen is slowed down.

Ellipsis

• A technique used to show the passing on time.

Dissolve

• A gradual transition from one image to another.

Fade In

• A gradual transformation from black to the image.

Fade Out

• A gradual transformation from the image to black.

A gradual transformation from black to the image.

Wipe

• One shot is pushed off the screen by another one.

Eyeline Match

• The eyeline match begins with a character looking at something off-screen, there will then be a cut to the object or person at which he is looking. For example, a man is looking off-screen to his left, and then the film cuts to a television that he is watching.

Action Match

• During the movement the camera angles cuts to a new angle but follows the action.

Parallel Editing

• Inter-cutting between two simultaneous stories or scenes.

Cross Cutting

• The technique used to create parallel editing.

Shot / Reverse Shot

• Camera placed opposite one another and it swaps between them.

Jump Cut

• Two sequential shots that are taken from very slightly different angles.

Cut Away

• Cut to a different take to add detail – a different subject but adds detail.

Insert

• Cut to a different take to add detail – the same subject but adds detail.

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