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Headroom, leadroom and noseroom are defined

1. Noseroom, Leadroom, and Headroom Interactive Notebook Page 30 Handout on Page 29 TEKS 11Di – the student is expected to demonstrate various cinematography techniques by demonstrating how to frame and maintain picture composition.

2. Noseroom Noseroom is the space left in front of a person looking or pointing toward the edge of the screen.

3. Leadroom Leadroom is the space left in front of a person or an object moving toward the edge of the screen.

4. Headroom Headroom is the space left between the top of the head and the upper screen edge.

5. Headroom with Max Headroom https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6KUEQ4nWv7Y

6. Storyboard Program documentation in graphic panels, like a comic book, with or without dialogue, narration, stage directions, and effects. Storyboards help others visualize the look of the eventual program. Storyboards preplan complex sequences shot-by-shot.

7. Scene Event details that form an organic unit, usually in a single place and time. A series of organically related shots that depict these event details.