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| Automated Dialogue Replacement |
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| The opening through which the light passes in a camera. |
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| Second in command in the art department and supervises the actual construction of the set. |
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| Lighting position used to help set the actors apart from the background. |
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| Gaffer's number one assistant |
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| Key grip's number one assistant |
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| First inklings of image capture as far back as 300 BC, Dark Chamber, large dark room with a small hole in one wall in which images where projected through. |
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| Camera/projector created by the lumiere brothers. |
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| refers to accuracy from scene to scene. |
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| early apparatus used for photography invented by Louis Daguerre. |
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| Accompishes the producers vision. |
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| hired by the producer to capture the actual images the producer and director desire for the film. |
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| Films top layer which captures images. |
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| miniatures built to simulate areas or objects too large to be produced on a soundstage. (i.e. castle in Lord of the Rings) |
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| miniatures built of all sets prior to their actual construction. |
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| used when necessary to impose a desirable lighting ratio or contrast on the actor's face. |
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| Refers to the width of the film stock in use. |
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| Focal point of the motion picture camera's mechanical operation. |
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| Number that describes how sensitive a film stock is to light. |
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| Refers to the manufacturer and manufacturer's stock number that is loaded into the camera. |
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| Distance from the center of the lens to the exposing film, at the film plane. |
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| Recording footsteps, prop handling, and body movements. |
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| Measurement of how much light is allowed through the lens of a camera. |
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| head of the grip department |
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| Photographic invention created by Nicephore Niepce. |
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| Edisons design of a motion picture camera |
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| Created by Dickson, could be used to independantly view film. |
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| Gathers light and projects images in front of the camera onto a film gate for exposure. |
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| First person to build a working motion picture camera |
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| Part of video camera that stores film. |
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| Composed first special effects film |
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| first operational commercial cinema theater n the U.S. in Pittsburgh, PA |
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| music composed for film (i.e. Star wars, indiana jones, etc.) |
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| the eye retains an image of an object for a short time after the object is removed from view. |
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| Shot first film narative while working for Edison in 1902 |
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| oversees entire film project. |
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| Head of the art department |
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| Technician who records the dialogue and other sounds from the set |
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| Consists of a mirrored, rotating half disk positioned between the lens and the film gate aperture. |
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| Process of taking the assembled material from each of the elements and synching them to picture. |
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| used to combine red green and blue making color film |
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| process of using Key light, fill light, and back light |
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| invented by Francis Jenkins and Thomas Armat. projection system. |
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