Camera , editing , sound ,mise-en-scene

     

What is camera editing and mise-en-scene broken down?

Camera: 

camera usually refers to -

Angles: low angle, high angle 

Movement:  track, pan, zoom, tilt 

Shots: Establishing shot, close-up shot, extreme-close-up shot, wide shot, mid-shot, birds-eye view, etc. 

Compositions: rule of 3rd, the 180-degree rule where people are placed in the shot, focus.

Editing : 

Transitions: wipe, crossfade, fade to black, jump-cut, etc.  

Juxtaposition:  meaning being contradicted. 

Shot duration: how long the shot is going to last and why it is lasting that long. 

Sound : 

diegetic sound - Sound that can be heard by the characters as well as the viewers in the film. 

non-diegetic sound -  this is sound that can also be heard by the audience and not by the characters in the film.

sound bridge - this is sound that can be carried between two scenes.

Parallel sound - Sound that matches what is shown on screen. 

Contrapuntal sound - this sound can make you feel disorientated as it doesn't easily match what is being shown on screen. 

Pleonastic sound - Sound that is exaggerated.

Asynchronous sound- doesn't match the visual 

synchronous - matches what is on screen.  

Mise en Scene: 

Props 

Lighting - Natural lighting, high key lighting, low key lighting  

costume 

movement and performance - actor's movement, facial expressions, gaze. 

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Hi, I am Kai and I am 16 years old and I'm currently doing my A levels, I take media, psychology, and sociology. My favorite genre of film is horror as it gets a strong reaction from the audience. A few of my favorite horrors would include Sinister, Saw, and It.  

My other interests include fencing and being at sea. I am an international boarder who now studies in the UK, I have been boarding since year nine and I have come to enjoy it a lot, making friends from all around the world. 

I have taken media because I have a strong interest in film, I  love the effects it has on people and I am interested in understanding how I can create these effects through films, such as fear, anger, and joy.

I would say that my biggest achievement was sailing across the Atlantic, which took around 7 days at 10-12 knots. It was an interesting experience as for the majority of the journey land was completely out of sight and only two cargo boats past us the whole journey.