Key Phrases or Terms: 

Animation(Your association)Cartoons! 

Aspect Ratio(Your association)Old square TV vs new HD 

Auteur(Your association)  

Back projection(Your association)  

Camera angle(Your association) 

Camera movement(Your association) 

Cinematography(Your association)  

Close-up(Your association)  

Closure(Your association) 

Collage(Your association)  

Compilation film(Your association) 

Continuity editing(Your association) 

Cut(Your association) 

Depth of Field(Your association) 

Editing(Your association) 

Establishing shot(Your association) 

Experimental Cinema(Your association) 

Film noir(Your association) 

Flashback(Your association) 

frame(Your association) 

genres(Your association) 

Hand-held camera(Your association) 

linearity(Your association) 

Long take(Your association) 

majors(Your association) 

Mise-en-scene(Your association) 

modernism(Your association) 

montage(Your association) 

motif(Your association) 

Movement(Your association) 

pan(Your association) 

Point-of-view(Your association) 

Screen direction(Your association) 

Short/reverse shot(Your association) 

Sound(Your association) 

Special Effects(Your association) 

Storyboard(Your association) 

Studio production(Your association) 

Temps morts (“dead moments”)(Your association) 

Notes:

 Any process whereby artificial movement is created by photographing a series of drawings, objects, or computer images one by one.  Small changes in position, recorded frame by frame, create the illusion of movement. 

The relationship of the frame’s width to its height.  The standard international ratio was 1.33:1 until early 1950’s when widescreen formats became more common.