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Basic Film Terms Part 2

Camera Movement

Pan The camera moves horizontally on a fixed base.

Tilt The camera points up or down from a fixed base

Tracking (dolly) shot The camera moves through space on a wheeled truck (or dolly), but stays in the same plane

Boom The camera moves up or down through space

Zoom Not a camera movement, but a shift in the focal length of the camera lens to give the impression that the camera is getting closer to or farther from an object

Getting from Scene to Scene

Cut Transition between scenes when one scenes ends and another one begins Most common

Dissolve A gradual transition in which the end of one scene is superimposed over the beginning of a new one.

Fade-out/Fade in A scene gradually goes dark or a new one gradually emerges from darkness

Wipe An optical effect in which one shot appears to push appears to push the preceding one from the screen.

Iris An optical effect in which one shot appears to emerge from a shape on the screen.