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What camera movement creates a sense of unease or dizziness, often used to depict disorientation or anxiety? - : Dutch Tilt, What type of shot frames a character from the waist up, typically focusing on their emotional expression or action? - : Mid shot, What is the term for the deliberate manipulation of color palettes in post-production to establish mood and tone? - : Colour grading, What single-camera technique mimics the continuous flow of real-time experience by following characters and movements without cuts? - : Long take, What iconic shot composition places the subject slightly off-center, creating a sense of imbalance and tension? - : Rule of Thirds, Which lighting technique illuminates a character from behind, often to enhance mystery or dramatic effect? - : Backlighting, What camera movement involves smoothly pulling the camera away from the subject, revealing more of the surrounding environment? - : Dolly zoom, What cinematic device uses handheld cinematography and quick edits to create a documentary-style or frenetic atmosphere? - : Cinéma vérité, What type of shot focuses on a specific detail or object within the scene, drawing the viewer's attention to a particular element? - : Close-up, What camera angle looks down on the subject, often evoking feelings of vulnerability or powerlessness? - : High angle, The difficult one: Name the cinematographer who revolutionized lighting techniques and pioneered chiaroscuro lighting in film. - Gregg Toland,

Film Studies: Cinematography

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