Produced by continuous and regular vibrations, a form of energy, like electricity and light, pressure waves of air

Controls how your movie plays from one picture or video clip to the next.

Movement of text and graphics

Anything an actor touches or uses on the set

Divides an audio or video clip into two clips to make available for cutting/editing.

Background noises that create a sense of place

Enhance your movie by adding text-based information to it

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When companies use music to target their products to specific customers' ages.

Hides parts of a file or clip without deleting them from the original source.

Fills in the awkward gaps while watching a film. Leads us emotionally to feel good, sad, angry, etc. Serves as a passive soundscape for listening

The center of video production, blending together images and sound to make a connected piece

FPS means in animation

Lossless, .WAV audio file, in need of unlimited storage space

Animation of models constructed from clay or plasticine

MP3, OGG, FLAC, WAV

A closeup shot of something visible in the main scene

Animation on an invisible path

Some of the video data is lost

A technique used in animation to bring static objects to life on screen by moving the object in increments while filming a frame per increment

Hardware that translates acoustical waves into electrical waves

A shot away from the main scene. Also known as overlay or b-roll. It makes your film longer with more people shots.

tweening, transitions, resizing, layering

Preserves all the original data, but the compression ratios aren't good enough to make them practical

A computer generated imagery