Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

INT. ANG.

English translation:

[interior] angle

Added to glossary by Taña Dalglish
Mar 8, 2011 03:24
13 yrs ago
Spanish term

ANG.

Spanish to English Art/Literary Cinema, Film, TV, Drama TV scripts
An abbreviation that appears in the scene titles in a Mexican TV series script. For example:

INT. ANG. CUARTO DE CARLA. NOCHE. ESCENA 32

etc.

Many thanks for your help.
Proposed translations (English)
3 +6 ángulo = angle
References
screenplay format
Change log

Mar 19, 2011 18:36: Taña Dalglish Created KOG entry

Proposed translations

+6
19 mins
Selected

ángulo = angle

Guion cinematográfico - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre - [ Translate this page ]
Dictan si la escena transcurrirá en un interior o un exterior. ... de exterior, o “INT.”, de interior, la cual indica si la acción se realizará ... Cuando se describe una dirección de cámara, como: PANORÁMICA, CÁMARA BAJA, ÁNGULO, etc. ...
es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guion_cinematográfico -

Suerte.

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http://html.rincondelvago.com/comunicacion-audiovisual_5.htm...


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Nikki AS Film: October 2008
1 Oct 2008 ... Joel reads a diary entry over the cinematography action which sets a gloomy mood . .... (This was a Interior angle shot) ...
www.nikkiasfilm.blogspot.com/2008_10_01_archive.html
Filmmaking Techniques - Art Lessons
11 Jun 2010... a variety of camera techniques including shots, angles, framing, movement, focus, ... Filmmaking · Industrial Design · Interior Design ...
www.collectiveartisan.com/art.../filmmaking-techniques
10 Pieces of DIY Filmmaking Equipment | Raindance
The jib or crane allows you to film from higher angles than might ... If you are filming in a car then the limited interior space and the high speed mobile nature of the vehicle can making filming both inside and out quite difficult. ...
www.raindance.co.uk/site/index.php?aid=5074

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Thank you Jennifer.
Peer comment(s):

agree jude dabo : fits
9 mins
Thank you Jude.
agree Skribo
36 mins
Muchas gracias Cynthia. Saludos.
agree Alistair Ian Spearing Ortiz : Sí.
3 hrs
Thank you Alistair. Saludos.
neutral Jim Tucker (X) : yes it's "ángulo", but this is not simply "angle", which makes no sense in itself. (Possibly "3/4 shot")//If you post sources for this, they need to come from screenplays, not just from anywhere. The capitalized scene-intros are professional instructions.
5 hrs
What proof do you have to back up your claim that it is not that simple? I have posted additional references. Thank you.
agree Bubo Coroman (X) : in the context of a room, "ángulo" refers to the "corner" of the room
5 hrs
Thank you so much Debs. Un abrazo.
agree Cristina Talavera
6 hrs
Muchísimas gracias Cristina. Saludos.
agree Mónica Hanlan
14 hrs
Thank you so much monihanlan. Saludos.
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Reference comments

1 day 8 hrs
Reference:

screenplay format

Asker should know that screenplay instructions are standardized, and use a fixed set of abbreviations for scene instructions (the all caps section before the dialogue begins). I haven't translated screenplays from Sp., so I'm not aware of current usage, but ANG refers to a camera angle. English would have to be a little more specific. Have a look at the source below for conventions in screenplay formatting.

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possible candidates for this translation:

HIGH ANGLE
3/4 SHOT
Note from asker:
It's true, I think this is what confused me, that it couldn't be simply "angle", it had to be a specific type of angle. Many thanks for the clarification.
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