Film Language.

1. Lighting, setting, characters, costume.
2. A shot is an uninterrupted piece of footage.
3. Edit is to either cut bits of a shot it can also include faids or dissolves.
4. if the lighting were bright it would be used in a scene where the character would be feeling happy, if the lighting were dull and depressing it would usually show a upset or depressed character, and then if it were dark lighting it could be romantic like standing out in the rain at night.
5. Back light is what they use to make a person look like a silhouette just so that you can see the outside of there bodies.
6. the term framing means how much of the picture is being shown/allowed to see.
7. because it helps you lead a viewer to the focal point.
8. They may choose to overexpose a particular shot to make a scene hot or to make them feel disoriented, for when someone wakes up or to make someone look heavenly.
9. An effect that could be achieved by underexposing a particular shot could be used in a scary scene to make the audience feel lost or unsafe or to hide something.
10. The difference between shooting a low and high angle is shooting a character from a low angle would make the character look strong and powerful, whereas shooting a character from a high angle would make the character look week and scared and not powerful.
11.  A canted shot is when the camera is on an angle.