Headroom, leadroom and noseroom are defined

1. Noseroom, Leadroom, and
Headroom
Interactive Notebook Page 30
Handout on Page 29
TEKS 11Di – the student is expected to demonstrate various
cinematography techniques by demonstrating how to frame and
maintain picture composition.

2. Noseroom
 Noseroom is the space left in front of a
person looking or pointing toward the
edge of the screen.

3. Leadroom
 Leadroom is the space left in front of a
person or an object moving toward the
edge of the screen.

4. Headroom
 Headroom is the space left between the
top of the head and the upper screen
edge.

5. Headroom with Max
Headroom
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6KUEQ4nWv7Y

6. Storyboard
 Program documentation in graphic
panels, like a comic book, with or
without dialogue, narration, stage
directions, and effects.
 Storyboards help others visualize the
look of the eventual program.
 Storyboards preplan complex sequences
shot-by-shot.

7. Scene
 Event details that form an organic unit,
usually in a single place and time. A
series of organically related shots that
depict these event details.