Film Production Terms 2: Cinematic Language

Mise en scene is a ________ expression in filmmaking that means "putting on the stage"

Two or more story lines occurring at the same time in a movie, show by cutting from one scene to the other on the film screen

Arranging subjects, objects, scenery, or other elements with the frame of the camera is called ______ the shot.

In addition to surprise, a filmmaker is able to create ___________ in which the viewing audience expects something to happen on stage

The repeated use of an image or series of images that become familiar to the viewing audience and help to tell the story of the movie

The process of putting together and creating a film or movie that tells a story -- setting, location, actors, filming, editing, etc.

The use of negative space in front of or to the side of character who is looking or moving across the scene is called lead or looking ________.

The Rule of Thirds divides a picture into a ______- area grid that is used to frame and balance a camera shot.

Arranging objects or elements in a picture frame usually creates a _________ sense of balance and equilibrium.

Everything in the frame OTHER THAN the subject, often the background or side space of character, often waiting to be used or filled is know as _______ space.