When the director plans the movement of subjects relative to the camera, it is called
A) choreographing the scene.
B) blocking the talent.
C) scripting motion.
D) plotting the shot.

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Blocking the talent is the specific term used to describe the director's planning of the movement of subjects relative to the camera. Choreographing the scene and scripting motion are related concepts, but they do not specifically refer to the director's planning of subject movement. Plotting the shot may refer to the director's planning of camera movement, but not necessarily subject movement.

When the Director Plans the Movement of Subjects Relative to the Camera