Shot: The smallest standalone component in a visual time-based narrative. A shot is a continuous live or recorded moving image taken from a single camera's point of view over time.
Take: A single recorded instance of a particular shot. A attempted shot taken several times until the director is satisfied with the outcome.
Scene: An event within the film that takes place in a single location within a specific period of time. Motion picture screenplays are divided into scenes because doing so makes it easier for a director to break down a long story into manageable part during production.
Sequence: An edited series of individual shots that promotes a sense of continuous action or narrative flow.
Primary Motion: The physical onscreen movements of people, animals, and objects that take place in front of the camera during a shoot. The result of the natural and choreographed movements of subjects within the frame.
Secondary Motion: Produced by the movement of the physical camera or through zooming.
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