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    "rdfs:label" : "Film Language Glossary",
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        "rdfs:label" : "180-Degree Rule",
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        "rdfs:label" : "Black-and-White Film",
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        "rdfs:label" : "Camera Angle",
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        "rdfs:label" : "Camera Movement",
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        "rdfs:label" : "Canted Angle (Dutch Angle)",
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        "rdfs:label" : "Celluloid",
        "rdfs:comment" : "Cellulose nitrate was the original transparent material used as a base for film, which was then coated with light-sensitive emulsion.",
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        "rdfs:label" : "Chiaroscuro",
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        "rdfs:label" : "Cinema Verité",
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        "rdfs:label" : "Cinematography",
        "rdfs:comment" : "Derived from the French word cinématographe, cinematography literally means \"writing in movement\" and is generally understood as the art and process of capturing visual images with a camera for cinema.",
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        "rdfs:label" : "Cinerama",
        "rdfs:comment" : "Cinerama is a process of simultaneous filming by three cameras. The cameras are pointed at different angles and are then projected by three synchronized projectors and shown on a curved screen.",
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        "rdfs:label" : "Circular Pan",
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        "rdfs:label" : "Clapboard (Slateboard)",
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        "rdfs:label" : "Color Film",
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