Category:Cinematic techniques

A

• Animation techniques (14 C, 88 P)

B

• Background artists (37 P)

D

• Documentary film techniques (2 C, 6 P)

E

• Film editing (3 C, 66 P)

F

• Films shot from the first-person perspective (1 C, 31 P)
• Films shot in chronological order (34 P)

M

• Multi-screen film (2 C, 14 P)

O

• On-set virtual production (3 P, 1 F)
• One-shot films (1 C, 42 P)

P

• Film post-production technology (7 P)

S

• Shot-for-shot remakes (17 P)
• Slow motion (7 P)
• Special effects (13 C, 78 P)
• Stock media (5 C, 9 P)

V

• Visual effects (6 C, 31 P)

• Cinematic techniques

0–9

• 30-degree rule
• 180-degree rule

A

• Acousmatic sound
• Aesthetic distance
• Air ram
• Audience superior position
• Audio mixing (film and television)
• Automavision
• Axial cut

B

• Beat (filmmaking)
• Bisexual lighting
• Bleach bypass

C

• Camera angle
• Chroma key
• Cinematic virtual reality
• Cinematography
• Close-up
• Crane shot
• Creative geography
• Cross-cutting
• Cut (transition)
• Cutaway (filmmaking)
• Cutting on action

D

• Day for night
• Décollage
• Digital video effect
• Dissolve (filmmaking)
• Distancing effect
• Docufiction
• Documentary film techniques
• Documentary swarm
• Dolly zoom
• Dry for wet
• Dutch angle

E

• Establishing shot
• Ethnofiction
• Eyeline match

F

• Fast cutting
• Film cement
• Film editing
• Filmmaking
• Found footage (appropriation)
• Four walls (filmmaking)
• Freeze-frame shot
• Fxguide

G

• Glossary of motion picture terms
• Go motion
• Golaem Crowd
• Golden hour (photography)
• Gun barrel sequence

H

• Hand-held camera
• High-angle shot
• Homage (arts)
• Hyperlapse

I

• Improvisation
• Insert (filmmaking)

J

• J cut
• Jump cut
• Jump scare

K

• Keller-Dorian cinematography
• Ken Burns effect
• Kino-Eye
• Kuleshov effect

L

• L cut
• Leica reel
• Location shooting
• Long take
• Low-angle shot

M

• Master shot
• Match cut
• Medium shot
• Mexican filter
• Mexican standoff
• Miarmy
• Mickey Mousing
• Miniature effect
• Money shot
• Montage (filmmaking)
• Multi-dynamic image technique
• Multiple-camera setup

O

• Offscreen
• On-set virtual production
• One-shot film
• Outline (list)
• Over-the-shoulder shot

P

• Packshot
• Photoanimation
• Piece to camera
• Pitch (filmmaking)
• Point-of-view shot
• Polyvision
• Post-production
• Production assistant

R

• Reaction shot
• Real time (media)

S

• Scenario
• Screen direction
• Screenlife
• Scriptment
• Seamlessly loopable
• Set piece
• Set redress
• Shaky camera
• Shooting in the round
• Shooting script
• Shot/reverse shot
• Showreel
• Single-camera setup
• Slow cutting
• Slow motion
• Smash cut
• Sodium vapor process
• Sound effect
• Soviet montage theory
• Spec script
• Split edit
• Split screen (video production)
• Spotting (filmmaking)
• Stalker vision
• Step outline
• Stereographer
• Still image film
• Stock footage
• Stop motion
• Substitution splice
• Storyboard
• Stunt

T

• Time-lapse photography
• Tracking shot
• Translation convention
• Film treatment
• Trunk shot

U

• Unchained camera technique

V

• Venus effect
• Visual effects

W

• Walk and talk
• Walla
• Wide shot
• Williams process
• Wipe (transition)

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