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This camera movement physically moves the entire camera toward or away from the subject, often on wheels or a track.
This acronym describes web content designed to appear high in search engine results pages.
This button on your camera captures the image when you fully press it down.
This command, shouted on set, signals actors to begin performing their scene.
This type of shot shows a character from approximately the waist up, commonly used in dialogue scenes.
The catchy phrase or sentence at the top of an article designed to grab reader attention is called this.
This is the term for how sensitive your camera's sensor is to light, with common values like 100, 400, or 1600.
The person with ultimate creative control over a film's visual storytelling and actor performances.