A brief film that typically runs for less than 40 minutes, focusing on a specific narrative or artistic concept.

The process of creating, recording, and manipulating audio elements to enhance the storytelling of a film.

The art of capturing images using a camera, crucial for visual storytelling in filmmaking.

The art of conveying a narrative through various mediums, essential for engaging audiences.

The process of writing a screenplay, detailing dialogue, actions, and scenes for a film.

Creating a visual representation of a film's scenes, helping to plan shots and transitions.

A timeline outlining when and where each scene of the film will be filmed.

Adjustments made to a camera, including exposure, focus, and aperture, to achieve desired visuals.

The arrangement of visual elements within a frame, guiding the viewer's eye and enhancing storytelling.

Practice filming sessions used to experiment with techniques and refine visual style before actual shooting.

Pre-recorded audio clips used to enhance or complement the film's sound design.

The clarity and fidelity of sound in a film, crucial for audience immersion.

The completed version of a film after all editing and adjustments, ready for screening.

The process of incorporating audience or peer feedback into the filmmaking process for improvement.

The art of guiding actors and crew during filming to realize the vision of the screenplay.

Documentation of the filming process, including challenges faced and decisions made.

Working together with peers to enhance the creative process and production quality.

Programs used to cut and assemble raw footage into a cohesive narrative.

An organized presentation of the film to an audience, often followed by a discussion.

The framework that outlines the sequence and development of the story within a film.

A visual collage that conveys the emotional tone and aesthetic direction of a film.

Detailed descriptions of characters, including their motivations, traits, and arcs.

A detailed list of all the shots needed for filming, organized by scene.

The unique artistic perspective and style a filmmaker brings to their project.

The feelings elicited in viewers through visual and auditory elements of a film.