Film Flashcards
(42 cards)
Capitalism
A country’s industry is controlled by private owners for profit
Social Reproduction
tension between society’s logic of accumulation and the well-being of the survival and people on the other side
Neo-Realism
a movement in Italian film that depicts lover class life
Male Gaze
The perspective of a heterosexual man is seen through scenes with the woman in a suggestive shot
Magic Realism
Surreal or dreamy elements is combined with realistic and narrative techniques
Soviet Montage
the cuts between scenes that are intentional and there is no effort to conceal the cuts
Deep Focus
a camera technique that makes all the elements of an image full focus
Documentary
a film created through official pieces of written, printed sources
Voice Over
A narration over a movie, usually nondigetic
Genre
an organized film based on repetitive criteria like setting, theme, and plot
Graphic Matching
Is a scene transition that uses similar visual elements like shapes and color
Cut
A sudden transition to one scene or shot
Continuity Editing
Combines different camera shots to create a seamless narrative
Digetic Sound
The sound that comes from the film’s world
Non-Digetic
The Sound only heard by the audience
Motivated Camera Movement
when the action of the actor is followed
Unmotivated Camera Movement
When the movement of the camera is not specifically following an action on screen
Camera Movement
Moving the camera to change the frame or perspective
Montage
A condensed sequence of events that spans action and time
Shot
A series of frames, an uninterrupted run of the camera
Camera Distance
How far the camera is
Camera Angle
The position of the camera
Neo-Liberalism
Favors a free-market capital and reduction in government spending
Colonialism
The Party or practice of gaining full political control over another country
