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Some noun explanations of the director. Who can help me explain?

The lens has two fingers in film and television. One is the optical element used by film cameras and projectors to produce images, which consists of multiple lenses. Different lenses have different modeling characteristics, and their application in photographic modeling constitutes an optical expression means; The second finger refers to the picture taken continuously from power on to power off, or the fragment between two editing points, also called ytterbium head. The movie time should be the length of the movie. The film director is the organizer and leader of film art creation, and the person who is generally responsible for putting the film literary script on the screen is the person who expresses his thoughts with the actors. As a synthesizer of various artistic elements in film and television creation, the director organizes and unites all the creators, technicians and performers in the crew, gives full play to their talents, and integrates everyone's creative works. Scene scheduling means "putting it in the right place" or "putting it in the scene". At first, this word only applied to stage plays, referring to the director's handling of the change of the position of the actors performing on the stage. It is an important means of expression in stage rehearsal and performance, and it is also a unique language for the director to convey the ideological content, story, character, environmental atmosphere and rhythm of the script to the audience through his own artistic conception and scene scheduling method. Scene scheduling is a special way to create a movie image on the screen, which refers to the unified treatment of actor scheduling and lens scheduling. It is introduced into film art creation, and its content and nature are different from those on the stage, and it also involves lens scheduling. Silhouette photos only show the outline of the object, that is, people, buildings, mountains and trees in the photos only show their dark outline shapes, and do not need to show their detailed shadow levels, which is similar to the image of people cut out by scissors. Silhouette photos can highlight the main body, and the tone that expresses the appearance and posture of characters refers to the overall tendency of colors in a painting, which is a great color effect. In nature, we often see such a phenomenon: objects of different colors are either shrouded in a golden sunshine or a pale blue moonlight, like veil mist; Or covered by the charming golden color of autumn; Or unified in the silvery white world in winter. This color phenomenon is hue, which covers a certain color on objects with different colors, so that objects with different colors have the same color tendency. Black-and-white photographic materials record three kinds of images: black, white and gray, and the contrast of tones is an important feature of black-and-white photography. Tone has two meanings: first, it refers to the three tone levels of black, white and gray formed by the different brightness of the object surface on black and white photosensitive materials, and the transition level between these three main levels. The second refers to the tone of the whole picture. Black-and-white photos pay attention to tone, and ugly tone is not artistic. A long focal length lens refers to a photographic lens whose focal length is longer than that of a standard lens. Telefocal lenses are divided into ordinary telephoto lenses and ultra-telephoto lenses. Subtext refers to the meaning hidden behind a certain discourse that is not directly and clearly expressed; In other words, the subtext is "the meaning contained in the words." Words that are not directly spoken in the lines of a drama but can be understood by the audience through thinking. Metaphor is a vague meaning or a dramatic term. Refers to the inner essence of lines. Including the purpose of the speech, the implication and the unfinished words. It also refers to a kind of implied mosaic. The technical term of architecture is mosaic, which can be divided into ceramic mosaic and glass mosaic. It is a decorative art, which usually uses many small stones or colored glass fragments to make patterns. The glass art in the church is also called stained glass. During the Byzantine Empire, with the rise of Christianity, mosaics developed into murals in churches and palaces. Now, mosaic refers to this colorful visual effect. Mosaic also refers to a widely used image (video) processing method, which worsens the color scale details in a specific area of the image and causes the color blocks to be disrupted. Because this blur seems to be composed of small squares, it is vividly called mosaic. Its purpose is usually to make it unrecognizable. Have we all heard of "Close-up"? This was originally a way of making movies. Close-ups are specially used to shoot some people or things, and they are specially enlarged. Generally speaking, the lens is a close-up of the subject's shoulder.