Today's Q and A
Q - What is a "library shot" in film or movies?
A - A "library shot" refers to an everyday or average shot, sometimes using stock footage or repeated footage in a scene.
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Tuesday, May 14, 2019
Monday, May 13, 2019
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What is a "shot list" on a movie set?
Today's Q and A
Q - What is a "shot list" on a movie set?
A- A shot list is the daily filming requirements or shots to be done during each production work day.
Q - What is a "shot list" on a movie set?
A- A shot list is the daily filming requirements or shots to be done during each production work day.
Sunday, May 12, 2019
What is a "kick off" in movies?
Today's Q and A
Q - What is a "kick off" in movies?
A - A kick off in movies refers to start of production of a film or video/photographic production.
Q - What is a "kick off" in movies?
A - A kick off in movies refers to start of production of a film or video/photographic production.
Saturday, May 11, 2019
What does an unspool of a film mean?
Today's Q and A
Q - What does an unspool of a film mean?
A - Unspool refers to the screening or showing of a movie or film.
Q - What does an unspool of a film mean?
A - Unspool refers to the screening or showing of a movie or film.
Friday, May 10, 2019
When did the Spider-Man character first appear?
Today's Q and A
Q - When did the Spider-Man character first appear?
A - The Spider-Man character first appeared in the August 1962 comic "Amazing Fantasy" issue number 15.
Q - When did the Spider-Man character first appear?
A - The Spider-Man character first appeared in the August 1962 comic "Amazing Fantasy" issue number 15.
Thursday, May 9, 2019
What does the term helm refer to on a movie set?
Today's Q and A
Q - What does the term helm refer to on a movie set?
A - The term helm refers to the director of a movie, and also sometimes called helmer.
Q - What does the term helm refer to on a movie set?
A - The term helm refers to the director of a movie, and also sometimes called helmer.
Wednesday, May 8, 2019
What is a wrapped canvas?
Today's Q and A
Q - What is a wrapped canvas?
A - A wrapped canvas covers the entire surface of the stretcher bars and also is wrapped around the corners to the back of the canvas as well. Printed wrapped canvas art allows the image to be printed along the width of the sides of the canvas.
Q - What is a wrapped canvas?
A - A wrapped canvas covers the entire surface of the stretcher bars and also is wrapped around the corners to the back of the canvas as well. Printed wrapped canvas art allows the image to be printed along the width of the sides of the canvas.
Tuesday, May 7, 2019
What is the most common watercolor paper weight?
Today's Q and A
Q - What is the most common watercolor paper weight?
A - The most common watercolor paper weight is most likely 140 lb. paper, while the next most common papers would include 90 lb. and 300 lb. papers. 300 lb paper is usually preferred by most artists as it retains pigment color better than lighter papers but it is more expensive.
Q - What is the most common watercolor paper weight?
A - The most common watercolor paper weight is most likely 140 lb. paper, while the next most common papers would include 90 lb. and 300 lb. papers. 300 lb paper is usually preferred by most artists as it retains pigment color better than lighter papers but it is more expensive.
Monday, May 6, 2019
What are the most common types of watercolor paper?
Today's Q and A
Q - What are the most common types of watercolor paper?
A - The most common types of watercolor paper include cold press - good for most watercolors, hot press which has a smoother surface and is great for portraits and rough press - if lots of texture is required.
Q - What are the most common types of watercolor paper?
A - The most common types of watercolor paper include cold press - good for most watercolors, hot press which has a smoother surface and is great for portraits and rough press - if lots of texture is required.
Sunday, May 5, 2019
What is a dark horse movie?
Today's Q and A
Q - What is a dark horse movie?
A - A dark horse movie is a low budget or independent film that gains popularity by winning noted film awards or successful box office sales.
Q - What is a dark horse movie?
A - A dark horse movie is a low budget or independent film that gains popularity by winning noted film awards or successful box office sales.
Saturday, May 4, 2019
What is a diorama?
Today's Q and A
Q - What is a diorama?
A -A diorama is the depiction of a three dimensional scene using models and or objects.
Q - What is a diorama?
A -A diorama is the depiction of a three dimensional scene using models and or objects.
Friday, May 3, 2019
What is a one sheet?
Today's Q and A
Q - What is a one sheet?
A - A one sheet is the average size of a movie poster. Typical size is 24 x 36 inches.
Q - What is a one sheet?
A - A one sheet is the average size of a movie poster. Typical size is 24 x 36 inches.
Thursday, May 2, 2019
What are tech noir movies?
Today's Q and A
Q - What are tech noir movies?
A- Tech noir movies offer dark themes set in the future or technology advanced subjects or backgrounds. Sometimes referred to as post expressionist films.
Q - What are tech noir movies?
A- Tech noir movies offer dark themes set in the future or technology advanced subjects or backgrounds. Sometimes referred to as post expressionist films.
Wednesday, May 1, 2019
What is a drive-in?
Today's Q and A
Q - What is a drive-in?
A -A drive is a outdoor theatre with a very large screen which is viewed from automobiles parked in front of the screen. A small speaker is provided to be hung on a car window for audio. Very popular from until the 1970s where multiplex theaters made drive-ins more or less extinct.
Q - What is a drive-in?
A -A drive is a outdoor theatre with a very large screen which is viewed from automobiles parked in front of the screen. A small speaker is provided to be hung on a car window for audio. Very popular from until the 1970s where multiplex theaters made drive-ins more or less extinct.
Tuesday, April 30, 2019
What is a revisionistic film?
Today's Q and A
Q - What is a revisionistic film?
A - A revisionistic film is one that looks to challenge, alter, revise, or reinterprets an existing movie genre.
Q - What is a revisionistic film?
A - A revisionistic film is one that looks to challenge, alter, revise, or reinterprets an existing movie genre.
Monday, April 29, 2019
What does a screenwriter do?
Today's Q and A
Q - What does a screenwriter do?
A - A screenwriter either creates the script for a movie or television production, rerights or developes an existing story into a script.
Q - What does a screenwriter do?
A - A screenwriter either creates the script for a movie or television production, rerights or developes an existing story into a script.
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