Some of the film techniques for beginners to express the ways that meaning is created in the film and that have become more popular with modern movies.

2. 1. Film Techniques
2. 6 Film Techniques For Filmmaker
1. Camera Shots
2. Camera Movement
3. Camera Angles
4. Editing
5. Sound and Lighting
6. Diegetic and Non-Diegetic Sound

3.  Film techniques are the term used to
express the ways that meaning is created in
the film.
 Some of the film techniques for beginners
that have become more popular with
contemporary movies.

5.  A camera shot is the amount of area that is
seen in one shot or frame.
 Camera shots are used to introduce the
themes, setting and characters of film
techniques.

6.  Extreme long shot
 Long shot
 Full Shot
 Mid Shot
 Close-up
 Extreme Close-up

7.  Camera Movement is something we interpret
without considering film techniques.
 Crane Shot
 Tracking Shot
 Panning

8.  It is necessary that you do not confuse
camera shots and camera angles.
 Camera angles are used to place the viewer
so that they can understand the connections
between the actors of cinematic techniques.

9.  They are more intended technique-y – that
is, they produce an excellent effect.
 High Angle
 Low Angle
 Eye Level Angle
 Dutch Angle

10.  When shooting is completed there will be
hours of footage most of which will never be
used or seen.
 It is the editor's role to ensure continuity.
There are many editing techniques in
filmmaking and here we will explain the
basic of film techniques for a filmmaker.

11.  Cutaway
 Dissolve
 Wipes- Clock Wipe and Matrix Wipe

12.  Lighting is an extremely important phase of
shaping meaning in films.
 What kind of atmosphere is shown in a
room lit by candles? A room that is brightly
lit by neon lights might seem dull or a dark
room might be weird or scary of film
techniques.

13.  In the film sound, soundtrack and music are
very important to the impact of films.
1. The sound is usually referred to as diegetic
sounds.
2. Soundtracks are any songs used during the
movie.
3. Music is the incidental mood music known
as the film score.

14. 1. Diegetic soundIs
 sound that occurs in a film that is natural.
These sounds include doors opening and
closing, dialogue, footsteps, music that
comes from radios in the film or played on
musical instruments, tyres screeching,
thunderstorms and explosions.

15.  Any sound that is generated by actions or
actually happens in the development of the
film is Diegetic sound.
2. Non-Diegetic Sound
 Is sound that is added to the film during
the editing phase.
 These sounds include:

16.  Songs and Music that are added to the film.
 Sounds added as special effects, mainly in
slapstick drama.
 To Learn this film techniques in depth level,
one should join our DAFM – Program in
Animation Filmmaking course in
Ahmedabad.