Research: Vocabulay (Update)

 Adding to the vocab list. We learned a lot of new words these past few days. 

Term	Definition	3 Key Ideas
10. Shot/reverse shot	Multiple shots edited together in a way that alternate characters, typically to show both sides of a conversation situation.	·        Used in dialogue scenes ·        A lot of single shots ·        Reaction shot
11. Eyeline shot	A technique based on the premise that an audience wants to see, what the character on-screen is seeing.	·        Used to provide the audience with narrative information ·        Ensures continuity ·        Audience gets to be in the characters’ POV
12. Graphic shot	Creates a relationship between two otherwise disconnected scenes or helps to establish a relationship between two scenes using graphics, movement, and audio.	·        A cut joining two shots with matching compositional elements. ·        Involves cutting on two similar shaped objects often signifying a passing of time or change in location.
13. Action shot	A cut that connects to different views of the same actions at the same moment in the movement.	·        The action should begin in the first shot and end in the second shot . ·        For a longer action, use for multiple shots to show action. ·        With this,  filmmakers make it seem that the motion continues uninterrupted
14. Jump shot	A single continuation sequential shot of a subject is broken into two parts, with a piece of footage being removed in order to read in the effect of jumping forward in time.	·        Abrupt cut that creates a lack of continuity Between shots by leaving out parts of the action . ·        A device of disorientation as that a noticeable jump in the image occurs .
15. Crosscutting	A technique that cut separate actions together To illustrate the moments that take place simultaneously within the narrative structure	·        Used to show large scale events that occur across multiple locations. ·        To show the viewer and  views across different locations.
16. Parallel editing	A specific cross cutting technique that creates a narrative Parallel that the viewer may compare and contrast	·        It generates suspense ·        Often used to illustrate similarities and differences for situations that occur at the same time . ·        The visuals will create a undeniable powerful narrative point of view.
17. Cutaway	A shot that “cuts away” from the main action to any shot that adds visual information and then returned to the original shot with new meaning.	·        Establishes a scene of place. ·        Helps the audience get inside a character’s head. ·        Control time and space in a scene.
18. Insert shot	Any shot that’s sole purpose is to focus the viewer’s attention to a specific detail within a scene.	·        Focuses that tension onto a specific detail . ·         The uses the rules of composition to draw the eye. ·        Often uses a close-up point of view perspective.