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This can make a character look dominant.  \nc. high angle – a shot that looks down on the subject or action from above, to make the subject look smaller.  \n8. panning-moving smoothly from side to side  \n9. zooming-using the camera lens to make the subject appear closer or further away  \n10. tracking-moving the camera along tracks to follow an action  \n11. tilting-moving the camera up or down  \n12. cutting (editing) -the process of changing from one shot to another accomplished through the camera or by the splicing of shots together  \n13. trimming – the process of removing unwanted video footage from a clip or scene  \n14. montage-technique in film editing in which a series of short shots is edited into a sequence to suggest the passage of time  \n15. continuity-the system of editing that provides for a continuous and clear movement of events and images in a film  \n16. special effects-a broad term used by the film industry meaning to create fantastic visual and audio illusions that cannot be accomplished by normal means, such as travel into space","cbCaiejWmgnKEFiA","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiejWmgnKEFiA","pdf",196735,"English","# Video Basics and Visual Concepts\n## Editing and Production Terms","[{\"question\":\"What is the difference between a video, a movie, and a frame?\",\"answer\":\"A video is the system of recording, reproducing, or broadcasting moving images. 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