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The cameras are pointed at different angles and are then projected by three synchronized projectors and shown on a curved screen.","rdfs:subClassOf":"","rdfs:parentLabel":"","rdfs:isDefinedBy":"http:\/\/onomy.org\/published43","rdfs:seeAlso":""},{"rdfs:about":"http:\/\/onomy.org\/published\/43\/term\/41","rdfs:label":"Circular Pan","rdfs:comment":"A circular pan is a shot in which the camera rotates 360 degrees around a fixed axis.","rdfs:subClassOf":"","rdfs:parentLabel":"","rdfs:isDefinedBy":"http:\/\/onomy.org\/published43","rdfs:seeAlso":""},{"rdfs:about":"http:\/\/onomy.org\/published\/43\/term\/42","rdfs:label":"Clapboard (Slateboard)","rdfs:comment":"Before each take, a clapboard appears in front of the camera, with the number of the take written on it.","rdfs:subClassOf":"","rdfs:parentLabel":"","rdfs:isDefinedBy":"http:\/\/onomy.org\/published43","rdfs:seeAlso":""},{"rdfs:about":"http:\/\/onomy.org\/published\/43\/term\/43","rdfs:label":"Close-up ","rdfs:comment":"A close-up is a shot in which a person's face fills most of the screen, although the term can also refer to any shot that appears to have been taken at close range (or through a telephoto lens), and in which an object appears relatively large and in detail.","rdfs:subClassOf":"","rdfs:parentLabel":"","rdfs:isDefinedBy":"http:\/\/onomy.org\/published43","rdfs:seeAlso":""},{"rdfs:about":"http:\/\/onomy.org\/published\/43\/term\/44","rdfs:label":"Color Film","rdfs:comment":"Color film has been a possibility since the beginning of cinema. Technical problems and economic circumstances early on meant that it was not until the 1950s that color was viable in the film industry.","rdfs:subClassOf":"","rdfs:parentLabel":"","rdfs:isDefinedBy":"http:\/\/onomy.org\/published43","rdfs:seeAlso":""},{"rdfs:about":"http:\/\/onomy.org\/published\/43\/term\/45","rdfs:label":"Crane Shot","rdfs:comment":"A crane shot is achieved by a camera mounted on a platform, which is connected to a mechanical arm that can lift the platform up, bring it down, or move it laterally across space.","rdfs:subClassOf":"","rdfs:parentLabel":"","rdfs:isDefinedBy":"http:\/\/onomy.org\/published43","rdfs:seeAlso":""}]}