Theory - Movement and sound

Movement and sound

• Pan - camera moving from left to right and vice versa
• Arc - full or semi circle around character or object
• Tilt - camera upwards or downwards can also be used with POV (point of view)
• Zoom - tracking shoot
• Reverse room
• Track/Dolly - movement backwards or towards (in, out)
• Rolling - camera moves diagonally making the image askew
• Crane - extreme heigh (helicopter)
• Stedicam

Angles
- low
- high
- canted/tilt

Composition
-framing
-Depth of field

Focus pulls:
The action of adjusting to focus of a camera lens between 2 prederteminated moints

Rule of thirds:
9 boxes and what each contain

Diegetic sound:
Sounds wjich are part of the 'film world' we are watching: dialogue, music, sound effects

Non-diegetic sound:
Sound which does not appear to be part of the 'film world': voice over or background music

Sound bridges:
When the sound from one scene continues into the next visual scene: aids smooth transition.

Parallel:
Sounds which compliment the visual on screen

Contrapuntal:
Sounds which do not appear to suit the visual scene