The camera is rotated slightly so that the horizon is tilted. Sometimes it makes the audience feel not quite right.

A shot that focuses on one part of the subject or one particular element in the scene

A shot that focuses on one part of the subject or one particular element in the scene

The person responsible for all the sound that happens in the film, except for the music.

A pole used to help the sound technician position the shotgun mic as close to the action as possible.

This allows the camera to actively moving closer or farther away from the subject.

The main light source in the scene that is placed above and to one side of the subject to create a dramatic shadow on one side.

A shot where the camera is looking up at the subject. This can be used to make the subject look imposing, important, or menacing.

The person that oversees the overall creative vision of the film.

How much of the scene is visible by the camera

Related to pedestal in the sense that the camera is moving vertically. A key difference is that the camera pivots vertically from a stationary point, usually a tripod.

An instrument used to achieve good quality sound

A light is sometimes placed behind the subject to help outline them and separate them from the background

The whole subject is visible, often along with a good portion of the surroundings

The normal angle of view that we are all used that is from a normal angle, as if the camera is a neutral observer

How many frames a camera produces, or exposes, per second

The journey a character takes by overcoming obstacles and growing in some way.

A DSLR camera can shoot photographs and videos?

A medium shot is roughly half the subject(s) are visible to the viewer?