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A-Level Film Studies
Key film language
Visual and aesthetic terms
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chiaroscuro
= high contrast between light and dark areas, often used to create a dramatic or mysterious atmosphere
colour grading =
post-production
process of altering colour and tones to create a specific look or
mood
mise-en-scene
= the arrangement of all visual elements within a scene, including lighting, props, and actor blocking
symbolism = use of
visual elements
(objects, songs, colours or gestures) to represent
abstract
ideas
or
themes
saturation
= intensity of colour in the image: high saturation creates vibrant visuals, while low saturation creates a subdued look
tone = the emotional quality or
atmosphere
created through lighting, colour, and composition