A list given to the film crew which indicates the order of shooting for the day.

One of the key features of the continuity system to which most mainstream film and television has tended to adhere. A screen direction rule in which an imaginary line is drawn between two actors in a [..]

A text in one art form based upon, derived from (or adapted from) a text in another. For example, a film based on a stage play, novel, video game or comic strip, which basically preserves some of the [..]

The process of animating a storyboard into a moving sequence.

A measure of the width of the opening allowing light to enter the camera.

A term used to define the shape of the screen, presented in the form width:height.

Rresponsible for arranging the overall “look” of the film, including sets, décor, props.

The first stage of editing, in which all the shots are arranged in script order.

Lighting directed towards the camera from behind the subject.

Setting out where lighting and camera will go on the set by working out where actors will be standing or moving.