cinéma vérité ˈsɪnɪmə vɛrɪˈteɪ noun French for “truthful cinema.” A style of documentary filmmaking that shows people in everyday situations with authentic dialogue and natural action. ...
close-up ˈklōsˌəp noun A shot that tightly frames the subject (usually an actor’s face). There are several varieties of close-up: medium close-up (MCU), head and shoulders; close-up (CU), neck to top of head; big close-up (BCU), cutting off chin and forehead;...
close up ˈklōsˌəp noun A shot that tightly frames the subject (usually an actor’s face). There are several varieties of close-up: medium close-up (MCU), head and shoulders; close-up (CU), neck to top of head; big close-up (BCU), cutting off chin and forehead;...
contingency kənˈtinjənsē noun In a film budget, the contingency is money allocated to cover unexpected costs during the filming and post-production process. It is typically 10% of the total...
