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the head of the camera and lighting crew who designs the visual look of the project.
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A series of visual sketches or panels that map out the shots of a script.
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the primary footage (such as main dialogue or interviews)
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supplementary background or cutaway footage.
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The opening inside a camera lens that controls how much light reaches the sensor and determines depth of field.
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Rate The speed at which individual frames are captured or displayed, measured in frames per second
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A camera setting that measures the image sensor's sensitivity to light.
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Sound Filming a shot without recording audio.
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Grading The process of adjusting and enhancing the color tone and aesthetic look of the footage.
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The processing step where an editing or VFX software compiles effects, transitions, and cuts into a final video file
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Shot A medium close-up of two subjects.
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List There are various types of shots, such as wide, medium, and close shots, as well as an array of many others.
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of Field how much of your frame will be in focus, both in front of and behind your main subject.
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Sound provide the context of the scene’s location, like car honks in a highway scene or weights hitting the floor in a gym scene.
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the unit of measurement for sound. For example, a whisper is around 30 dB, while a movie theater can produce sounds of 90 dB.
