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| The director indicates that the cameras should start rolling and the actors shoould begin the scene. |
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| The camera's angle of view relative to the subject being photographed. A high angle shot is photographed from above and a low angle shot from below the subject. |
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| Area furthest away from the camera lens. |
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| A shot in which the camera photographs a scene from directly overhead. |
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| The point of view of the focal point of the camera when it is positioned for shooting. |
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| Uses of the camera to obtain camera angles and various perspectives while filming including panning, tilting, tracking or zooming of the camera. |
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| Black and White wooden board with a slapper stick across the top that is used to indicate the start of a film shot. |
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| Detailed view of a person or object, usually the head of a person. |
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| Can raise the camera as high as twnety feet high, moves forward and back, usually electronically operated. |
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| Indicates that the scene is over. |
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| Permits all distant planes to reamin in focus (close-up and far away) |
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| The measurements of the closest and farthest planes planes in front of the camera lens between which everything will be in sharp focus. |
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