- Aspect ratio – the ratio of the width of a video image to its height.
- Chroma key – a technique used to remove a specific color (usually green or blue) from a video, allowing another video or image to be composited behind it.
- Color grading – the process of adjusting the color balance, saturation, and contrast of a video to give it a specific look or feel.
- Compression – the process of reducing the size of a video file by removing redundant data.
- Cutaway – a shot used to break up a scene and show something different for a brief moment.
- Dolly – a camera movement in which the camera moves forward or backward on a track or wheeled platform.
- Edit – the process of arranging and assembling video footage to create a final product.
- Frame rate – the number of frames recorded or played back per second in a video.
- Keyframe – a frame in a video that marks the beginning or end of a transition or effect.
- Pan – a camera movement in which the camera moves horizontally from side to side.
- Post-production – the process of editing, adding special effects and audio to a video after filming.
- Resolution – the number of pixels in a video image, measured horizontally and vertically.
- Sound design – the process of creating and editing audio elements for a video production.
- Timeline – the linear representation of a video project, where video and audio clips are arranged in chronological order.
- Zoom – a camera movement in which the camera lens moves in or out to change the focal length and adjust the field of view.
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