Blocking: The arrangements made for the composition of a scene, especially the placement and movements of actors.
Clip - A brief segment excerpted from a film.
Fade - A transitional device in which either an image gradually dims until the viewer sees only a black screen (Fade-Out) or an image slowly emerges from a black screen to a clear and bright picture (Fade-In). A fade provides a strong break in continuity, usually setting off sequences.
Montage - A method of putting shots together in such a way that dissimilar materials are connected to make a statement.
Perspective - The way objects appear to the eye in terms of their relative positions and distances.
Script - A written description of the action, dialogue, and camera placements for a film.
Storyboard- A series of sketches (resembling a cartoon strip) showing potential ways various shots might be filmed.
Take - A single uninterrupted action of a camera as seen by a filmmaker.
Producer - The person who is responsible for all of the business aspects of making and releasing a film.
Out-Take - A take that is not included in the final version of a film.
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