I. What is Filmography? Filmography is a comprehensive list of all the films that a particular actor, director, producer, or any other individual involved in the film industry has worked on throughout their career. It serves as a detailed record of their contributions to the world of cinema, including the titles of the films, the … Read more
I. What is Intertextuality? Intertextuality is a literary and cultural theory that refers to the relationship between texts, where one text is influenced by or references another text. It is the idea that all texts are interconnected and that meaning is created through the interaction of these texts. Intertextuality can take many forms, including direct … Read more
I. What is Live Sound? Live sound refers to the process of amplifying and enhancing audio signals during a live performance or event. It involves the use of sound equipment such as microphones, speakers, amplifiers, and mixing consoles to ensure that the audience can hear the performers clearly and at an appropriate volume. Live sound … Read more
What is a short film? A short film is a motion picture that is shorter in length than a typical feature film. While there is no strict definition of how long a short film should be, it is generally considered to be less than 40 minutes in duration. Short films can vary in genre, style, … Read more
What is Motion Capture? Motion capture, also known as mocap, is a technology used in the entertainment industry to digitally record the movements of actors or objects. This data is then used to animate characters or objects in movies, video games, and other forms of media. Motion capture allows for more realistic and lifelike animations … Read more
I. What is Post-Structuralism? Post-Structuralism is a theoretical framework that emerged in the mid-20th century as a response to Structuralism. Structuralism, a school of thought popularized by linguist Ferdinand de Saussure, focused on the underlying structures that shape human experience and meaning. Post-Structuralism, on the other hand, rejects the idea of fixed, universal structures and … Read more
I. What is Shadow Mapping? Shadow mapping is a technique used in computer graphics to create realistic shadows in 3D scenes. It involves rendering a scene from the perspective of a light source and storing the depth information of the scene in a texture map called a shadow map. This shadow map is then used … Read more
I. What is a Fish Out of Water film genre? A Fish Out of Water film is a genre of movies that typically involves a character being placed in a situation or environment that is completely unfamiliar to them. The term “fish out of water” comes from the idea of a fish being taken out … Read more
I. What is a subtitle? A subtitle is a text that appears on the screen during a video or film, providing additional information to the viewer. Subtitles are typically used to translate dialogue or narration into a different language, making the content accessible to a wider audience. They can also be used to clarify dialogue … Read more
I. What is Picture Lock? Picture lock is a term used in the film industry to describe the stage in the post-production process when the picture (or visual elements) of a film is considered finalized and no further changes can be made. This means that all editing, color correction, visual effects, and other visual elements … Read more
