Film Study Dictionary.

4.09.20, Friday, Term 3

Body Language: 

Body Language is used in the film to convey meaning in a narrative context. It is also used to show how the image is moving and how different body expression can appear in different media. 

Costumes: 

Costumes are used to help actors transform into a new and believable character. 

Hairstyles: 

Hairstyles are almost related to costumes because it’s just the way of turning the person into a new character.

Make-up: 

Make-up is used in the film to enhance the actor’s personality or mood.

Colour: 

Colour is how they make the image colorful, dynamic, and beautiful. 

Lighting: 

Lighting is used in the film to create a visual effect meaning the audience knows where to look. 

Props:

 Props make it more realistic and interesting to watch. 

Settings: 

The setting is often used in the film to show and describe the surroundings.

Dialogue:  

Dialogue is used to make tell a spoken line by a character, it can also be used between real people and fictional characters.

Sound effects: 

Sound effects are used in the film to help deliver important messages. 

Music: 

Music helps people to understand the film and describe a continuous film. 

Silence: 

Silence is used to create a serious mood. 

Symbols: 

Symbols are used to recommend a new Design to do. 

Special FX:

 Special FX helps the creator to make better control.

What am I Learning? I am learning what is all the meaning of the words above.

How does this work show my learning? This shows my learning by knowing all the meaning of the words.

What am I wondering as a result of this learning? The result that I want for this learning is how to used all of the words above in a film.