Across

2. the space from the tip of a person's nose to the side edge of the frame; also called a
lead room
4. a shot of an object that is so magnified that only a specific part of the object fills
the screen
7. a shot that includes two items of primary importance
8. the biggest shot a camera can capture of the subject matter; also called a wide angle
shot
10. moving only the camera to scan the set horizontally, while the dolly and tripod remain
stationary
13. a three-wheeled cart onto which the feet of a tripod are mounted
15. a shot that frames a subject from the top of the head to a line just below the chest;
also called a bust shot
16. raising or lowering the camera on the pedestal of a tripod, while facing the set
18. a technique of choosing to have a shallow depth of field in a shot or scene
19. shooting talent with the camera positioned higher in the air and pointing down at an
angle
23. the space from the top of a person's nose to the side edge of the frame; also called a
nose room
24. pointing only the front of the camera (lens) vertically up or down while the dolly and
tripod remain stationary
28. the closest an object can be to the camera and still be in focus
29. a shot that captures four items
31. a shot that captures a subject from the top of the head to the bottom of the feet and
does not include many of the surrounding details
32. that captures a subject from the the top of the head to a line just above or below the
belt or waistline; also called a mid shot; also known as medium
33. a shot in which the back of one person's head and shoulders are in the foreground of
the shot, while a face shot of the other person in the conversation is in the background
35. a numerical listing of each shot to be captured by each camera in a multi-camera shoot
36. a shot that frames a subject from the top of the head to a line just below the chest;
also known as medium close-up
Down
1. when a camera's depth of field is as large as possible
3. a composition rule that divides the screen into thirds horizontally and vertically, like
a tic-tac-toe grid placed over the picture of a television set; almost all of the important
information included in every shot is located at one of the four intersections of the
horizontal and vertical lines
5. a shot that frames three items
6. a shot created by placing the camera anywhere from slightly to greatly below the eye
level of the talent and pointing it up toward the talent
9. a shot that captures a subject from the the top of the head to a line just above or
below the belt or waistline; also called a mid shot
11. a shot that captures a subject from the the top of the head to a line just above or
below the belt or waistline; also called a close up
12. moving the camera in a curved truck around the main subject in the shot-the main
subject never leaves the frame of the picture
13. the distance between the closest point to the camera that is in focus and the furthest
point from the camera that is also in focus
14. a shot that captures a subject from the top of the head to just below the shoulders;
also called a narrow shot angle
15. a shot that includes the top of a subject's head to a line just above or just below the
knee; also called a knee
16. the process of changing focus on a camera while that camera is hot; also called a rack
focus
17. the process of changing focus on a camera while that camera is hot; also called a pull
focus
20. a shot that incorporates any number of items above four
21. the space from the top of a person's head to the top of the television screen
22. moving the camera, its tripod, and dolly to the left or right in a motion that is
parallel to the set
25. a three step process to focus a zoom lens; 1) zoom in on the furthest object on the set
that must be in focus in the shot 2) focus the camera on that object 3) zoom the lens back
out
26. a shot that includes the top of a subject's head to a line just above or just below the
knee; also called a medium long shot
27. a shot in which the talent's face is displayed in profile
28. a lens setting that allows the operator to focus on an object that is very close to the
camera, almost touching the lens
30. a shot that captures one person's face reacting to what another person is saying or
doing
34. a specific type of extreme long shot used to tell the audience where and when the
program takes place