Use one sentence in English to explain the meaning of professional photography words such as scene, pan, take, tracking shot etc.

Some words have no context, so I can only help you as much as possible based on my experience studying photography abroad at that time, as follows:

1. Scene: the field of view that to be taken. Image field.

2. shot: every time the shutter release and piture taken.

3. take: every image snatch

4. pan: imaging plane of the sensor, lens, as well as picture plane

5. tile: tilt (deformation) of the image field lean,distortion occured by the lens

6. tracking shot: use continusly shot to tracking moving subject

7.slate: standard gray, standard gray board standard 18% gray color

8.storyboard: a series shot on the same subject to illustrate subject's diversification, motion changing etc purpose.

9. call sheet: playback the pictures or images

10. reverse: rotate the picture during playback mode, to change the picture view from verticale to horizontal, or the other way round

11.genre: photography genre (style) the manner or style of photography

12.production value: the valuation of the picture

13.set: the each setting of the camera

14.mis-en scene: Your word is not very precise and not easy to guess, but I guess it means missing a scene. The translation is as follows: miss a scene shot

15.continuity: scene record continously shots to keep scene in record

16.screenplay: to playback images on display screen of the camera

17.montage: montage take the picture by montage style/means

18.box office: the value of the picture, and it's selling price

I don’t know what the full spelling of Article 14 is. When I was studying, I haven't encountered it before, so I can only give you a rough estimate.

It took a lot of effort to recall these words. . . . . .

I hope my answer will be helpful and satisfying to you.