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anime
Japanese term for animated films (film equivalent of ‘manga’ comic books).
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animé
Japanese term for animated films (film equivalent of ‘manga’ comic books).
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aspect ratio
Relationship between the width and height of a picture as it is displayed on a screen. It is expressed as a ratio of width: height. See Aspect Ratio page for further details.
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auteur
French term meaning ‘author’; a filmmaker who has a distinctive, recognisable vision. An Australian example would be Paul Cox.
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CAMERA ANGLE
Position from which the camera frames what is filmed.
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Cellulose nitrate film
The first type of film base used in motion picutres, and the most common until 1951. Cellulose nitrate film is highly unstable and presents a very serious fire risk.
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Censorship rating
Rating (G, PG, M etc) given to a motion picture by a film classification body (in Australia, Classification Board), according to certain classification guidelines. Also known as Classification Rating.
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cinematographer
Person who designs or directs the positioning of the camera and lighting for each shot; the director of photography. The cinematographer can also be the camera operator, but this is not always the cas [..]
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cinema verité
Style of documentary from the French term ‘cinema of truth’. Similar to 'direct cinema’, it describes a style of filmmaking that follows the subject in an observational style with minimal or no u [..]
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close-up
Camera shot showing a close-up view of the subject that fills most of the screen.
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