Shot language

Stub. This leaf will teach framing, depth, threshold, and blocking as inspectable vocabulary — not camera-brand jargon first.

Target artifact: a shotboard legend you can screenshot: subject plane, threshold line, eyeline pressure, and one sentence about what the viewer should understand before the cut.

Capacity: lens[frame]{name.structure} — address the resonance field before you explain the gear.

While this stub matures: focus frame operator chips to see blocking echo across the page; rehearse depth on mise en scène bed lanes; screenshot the figure caption as a shotboard legend draft.

Layered papergami spans and seams reading like depth planes and blocking lines. — **Depth planes**Architecture studies already teach shot language when they show where pressure stacks and where the eye can rest.