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The length of time the camera's sensor is exposed to light

to directly address the audience

position of the camera looking up in relation to the subject

natural light (Sun, Moon)

a shot filmed from far overhead. The shot is typically obtained from a plane, blimp, drone, or other aerial device

the costs of making a movie associated with the major creative talent, including the director, actors, writers, and producers.

An extreme close-up is a close-up shot that films the subject very closely (mouth, eyes)

is recorded dialogue that comes from off-screen or is unseen in the frame. It is often done to convey a character’s thoughts or from a narrator.

is for actors moving to the correct position during rehearsals and while the camera Rolls

The editor decided to leave the mistake in the cut because it felt natural

leaving sth. that is a bit wrong ep. Lighting so we can fix it in postproduction Don’t worry about the lighting—we’ll fix it in post.

to shorten the audio or video clip by cutting off parts from the beginning or the end

to feel uncomfortable or awkward when having your picture taken

Changing the number of frames per second to achieve slow motion, fast motion, or compatibility with other media formats

is a feature found in cameras and flash units designed to minimize the occurrence of red-eye, a common photographic artefact caused by the reflection of light from the retina of the eye back into the camera lens during flash photography.

A type of camera lens with an exceptionally short focal length and a wide field of view, allowing photographers to capture expansive scenes and dramatic perspectives with exaggerated depth and spatial distortion

If you’re planning on filming for several hours, the natural light will change as the sun moves. Artificial lighting gives filmmakers control over the source of light.

is the score or music heard in the background of a scene. Generally, this music helps set the tone or mood of the scene

s the time the cast and crew of a production needs to be on the set, ready to work. The crew usually has an earlier calltime than the actors because they need to get everything ready for shooting.

a technique used in filmmaking where the natural order of the narrative is interrupted to show what happened in the past

the opposite of a flashback. It interrupts the natural order of the story to show what will happen in the future.