A continuously exposed and unedited image of any length.
Those images which are recorded continuously from the time the camera starts to the time it stops. That is, an unedited, uncut strip of film.
Single measurement of liquor, usually an ounce.
A continuous sequence of events with no break in time or location.
The pyrotechnic performance of a single tube; the propelling of a shell into the air, that then breaks into a visual and/or audible effect. The launch can be individual or with others as a flight.
Two or more shots edited together that alternate characters, typically in a conversation situation. In continuity editing, characters in one framing usually look left, in the other framing, right. Over-the-shoulder framings are common in shot/ reverse-shot editing.
an informal photograph; usually made with a small hand-held camera; "my snapshots haven't been developed yet"; "he tried to get unposed shots of his friends"
a consecutive series of pictures that constitutes a unit of action in a film
a continuous camera recording
a continuously captured video segment
a continuous run of film which contains no cuts or edits
a continuous sequence of frames captured from one camera
a continuous series of footage from one character's point of view
an uninterrupted strip of exposed motion picture film
a piece of the movie from a single camera angle
a sequence of frames filmed in a continuous (uninterrupted) take of a camera
a single continuous recording made by a camera
a single image uninterrupted by editing
a specific subject filmed from a specific angle
a temporally contiguous set of frames taken at the same time from the same camera
One roll of the camera, also known as a “take.
Picture information recorded by a camera.
The basic building block of film narrative - the single unedited piece of film.
Single frame of your story.
Continuous block of unedited footage from a single point of view.
Whatever the camera is seeing. LONG SHOT (LS) is anything shot from a distance with a wide field of vision (head-to-toe of a person). MEDIUM SHOT (MS) is waist-up. TWO SHOT is generally a medium or closer shot of two people.
An unbroken filmed segment; the basic component of a scene.
1) A single delivery. 2) Reference to the oil/conditioner pattern on the lane.
single un-interrupted scene.
An exposure made on a process camera. to top
The basic unit of meaning in a moving image text. It can be described according to its length, or duration, the way it is framed (ie the camera distance and angle), and the arrangement of elements within it (often referred to as the mise en scéne).
Equivalent to a single. A double would be two shots.
A single recorded segment of video, defined primarily by the record button on the camcorder. More strictly speaking, shots are intentional, isolated camera views that collectively comprise a scene. [See scene.
Picture or video recorded by a camera. Long, medium, and close-up are a few examples of shots used when creating a video.
What the camera sees. For example, TRACKING SHOT would mean that the camera is following a character or character as he walks in a scene. WIDE SHOT would mean that we see every character that appears in the scene, all at once.
A single scene between two cuts or two optical transitions.
In film, a shot is a continuous strip of motion picture film, created of a series of frames, that runs for an uninterrupted period of time. It generally portrays a subject. Shots are generally filmed with a single camera and are of variable duration.