SLOW-MOTION

The appearance of time slowing down, often used to heighten tension. In film, it is achieved in film by shooting at a higher frame rate, such as 48 frames per second rather than 24.

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SCENE

A unit of story that occurs in one location at one time.

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CUTTY

Using many quick edits between shots in a scene , often making the audience feel dizzy. Michael Bay movies tend to be cutty, even in non-action scenes.

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PRINCIPAL PHOTOGRAPHY

The main period of filming for a movie, lasting days, weeks, or months.

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CUT TO:

In screenwriting, a quick or marked transition from one scene to another. Moving from one scene to another automatically implies a CUT TO:, so you don’t need to use it unless you’re trying to convey a certain pace .

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