Filming terms

• C.G.I - Are computer generated images
• Cinematography - Is moving imagery which are used in films as photographs
• Dissolve - This means when two shorts merge together then disappear into each other
• Stereotype - Is something we all do and it is making a judgement of a particular subject or somebody
• Archetype - Is the strongest example if a stereotype and this is a pattern of behaviour
• Crane shot - This a shot from above so you can see everything which is being filmed or to make somebody look small
• Trombone shot - This combines zoom and track shots
• Asynchronous sound - The discrepancy between shots
• Ambient lighting - The basic light which is available when filming
• Mise en scene - The props/objects which are on set
• Non-Diegetic sound - Musical sound effects that do not fit to what is on the screen
• Semiotics - This is the study of signs and symbols
• Pull out - When eerything is pulled out of the frame
• Pulling focus - Blurring a subject then putting it into focus
• Residual meaning - What's left after other parts are taken away
• SFX - Special effects used to create a certain feel for the type of film
• Symbolism - Something that is used to create a particular meaning
• Convention - An informal rule
• Open frame - The frame is cleared for action
• POV - Somebodies point of view
• Connotation - Something which symbolises a meaning for example: Red = Love, Danger, Hot 
• Foley - The sound effects made in a studio if they can-not be produced in real life
• Action code - When to signify a action
• Fast editing - A quick cutting technique
• Kinetic camerawork - A gand held camera using a lot of energy
• Convergence - is the tendency for different technological systems to evolve towards performing similar tasks. Convergence can refer to previously separate technologies such as voice, data and video