Film Vocabulary and Concepts Pre Test

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Camera Angle

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The position and tilt of the camera in relation to the subject, influencing how the audience perceives the scene.

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Color

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A visual element used in film to convey emotions, themes, and character development, as seen in 'Turning Red'.

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Point of View

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The perspective from which the story is narrated, affecting how the audience connects with the characters and events.

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Setting

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The time and place in which a film's story occurs, contributing to the mood and context of the narrative.

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Film Style

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The distinctive way a director presents a film through visual storytelling, sound, and production choices.

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Framing

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The way subjects are arranged within the camera's view, impacting the focus and composition of a shot.

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Realism

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A style of filmmaking that aims to depict life accurately and authentically, often using naturalistic settings and performances.

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Genre

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A category of film characterized by similarities in narrative elements, themes, and stylistic approaches.

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Mood

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The emotional atmosphere created by a film, influencing how the audience feels during and after viewing.

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Impact

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The lasting effect a film has on its audience, often measured by emotional resonance and thought provocation.