Focus - the optimal sharpness or clarity of a subject, directors and cinematographers use it as a means of storytelling, conveying the emotion of the scene or directing the eye to something particular, Depth-of-field - the area, range of distance, or field (between the nearest and farthest planes) in which the elements captured in a camera image appear in sharp focus., Tripod - The three-legged fixture you put your camera on for non-hand held footage. Consists of legs-- adjust height; handle--controls pan and tilt, Dolly Shot - any shot where the camera follows backward, forward or moves alongside the subject being recorded, Aperture - an adjustable opening located inside the camera lens that controls the amount of light reaching the image plane., Rule of Thirds - states that you should mentally divide the frame (what you see in the viewfinder) into thirds, both vertically and horizontally,

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