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    This document provides an overview of key film production elements including camera shots and angles, lighting, sound, editing, and mise-en-scene. It defines different types of shots, frames, lighting, sound effects, and discusses synchronous versus asynchronous sound. The document serves as a reference for the technical aspects of filmmaking.

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    Editing

    Speed
    Length of
    each shot
    Style
    Transitions

    A trick to create
    naturalistic sounds
    effects. Use different
    objects to imitate the
    sound of other

    Mise-enScene
    Diegetic
    frame
    Non diegetic
    frame
    Props

    Sound

    Camera

    Non-diegetic

    Mid-shot

    Diegetic

    Longshot

    Ambient

    Costumes
    Make up

    Dialogue
    Foley

    lighting

    Synchronous
    sound
    Asynchronous

    Establishing
    shot
    Close up
    Extreme close
    up
    High angle

    Sound that you


    cannot see where it is
    coming from. For
    example a voiceover.
    Soundtrack
    that is out
    of sync with
    what we
    see.

    Low angle
    Background sound in
    deiegsis. Does not
    have to be in the field
    of vision.

    Sounds that you


    expect to hear for
    example a duke box.

    Where the sound is


    synchronised with the
    object giving off the sound.

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