Using Graphics
The term graphics (captions) covers all the two-dimensional visuals used in the production – diagrams, charts, maps, graphs, titling, etc.
Forms of graphics
Graphics can range from scribbled roughs to immaculate pseudo-three-dimensional art. Graphics can be presented as cards/boards set up in front of a camera or within a setting. Photo-slides of graphics can be front or rear projected, or scanned by a slide-projector. Static or animated graphics can be created electronically (computer graphics, desktop video). Solid three-dimensional graphical models are occasionally used.
Simple graphics
The simplest, most versatile form of graphic is card-mounted artwork supported in front of a camera. You can shoot the entire graphic, ...
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