QUESTION 1 Pan, tilt, track, dolly and crane are types of Mobile

QUESTION 1

Pan, tilt, track, dolly and crane are types of

Mobile framing

Zoom techniques

Dance moves

Editing

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QUESTION 2

When editing the chase scene in Stagecoach, director John Ford used shots from both the left and right sides of the coach. When Ringo Kid leaped from the coach to the horses, we could have assumed that the coach swiveled to face the opposite direction. Ford broke the 180 degree rule of continutity editing, otherwise known as

Facing the Music

Crossing the Axis

Walking the Plank

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QUESTION 3

Editing, scoring and special effects are functions of

Post production

Pre production

Production

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QUESTION 4

Which film was NOT nominated for the Academy Award for Best Production of 1939?

The Wizard of Oz

Stagecoach

Citizen Kane

Dark Victory

Gone with the Wind

Love Affair

Of Mice and Men

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QUESTION 5

The film shows us a storyline, then cuts to another storyline going on at the same time, then returns to the original storyline. This is an example of

Frequency

Verticalism

Parallelism

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QUESTION 6

Two early French filmmakers we studied are

Muybridge and Edison

Lumiere and Melies

Scorsese and Spielberg

Denuve and Bardot

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QUESTION 7

In the film Rear Window, we see Jeff’s neighbors through his gaze, even through a pair of binoculars. In film terms, we are seeing the action from Jeff’s

Epiphany of Voyeurism (EOV)

Point of View (POV)

Sport Utiltity Vehicle (SUV)

Subjective Observer Vision (SOV)

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QUESTION 8

Wes Anderson’s films are known for quirky music, bright colors and centered framing. These are marks of a director’s

Style

Functions

Omniscience

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QUESTION 9

Thomas Edison built a film studio that rotated on a turntable to capture the sun to light his film productions. This studio was known as the

Black Maria

Sun-seeking Sarah

That Box on a Turntable

Magenta Maggie

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QUESTION 10

A story is a narrative about things that happen, but HOW it happens is known as the

Plot

Duration

Adaptation

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QUESTION 11

Which element is NOT required of your weekly essays?

Translated into Klingon

300 words minimum, not including your name, instructor’s name, course number, date, title of essay and works cited page

Saved as YOURLASTNAME_WEEKNUMBER in pdf or doc/docx format

Double spaced

Using Times New Roman Font

Uploaded by Tuesday at 11:59 p.m. in both the assignments tab AND the discussion board

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QUESTION 12

Graphic, rhythmic, spatial and temportal are functions of

Editing

Cinematography

Mise en Scene

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QUESTION 13

Order, duration and frequency are qualities of

Space

Time

Cause and effect

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QUESTION 14

From shot to shot, a character’s hair changes length, the amount of liquid in their glass changes levels, a chair in the background appears and disappears. These are examples of errors in

Continuity

Editing

Style

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QUESTION 15

Which is NOT a function of Mise en Scene?

Credits

Sound

Props

Costumes

Set Design

Blocking

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QUESTION 16

In the film Some Like It Hot, when Jerry/Daphne (Jack Lemmon) reveals his true identity to millionaire Osgood Fielding (Joe E. Brown), how does Osgood respond?

“Get outta my boat!”

“Nobody’s perfect.”

“I knew it all along.”

“Really? Me too.”

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QUESTION 17

Film genres follow patterns of expectations.
Match the genre with expected elements.

Horses, big hats, pistols

Tap shoes, catchy tunes, flashy costumes

Time travel, outer space, aliens

Car chase, hero in peril, physical stunts

Western

Science Fiction

Action Adventure

Musical

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QUESTION 18

A film’s cinematographer is also known as the

DP – Director of Photography

BB – Best Boy

GG – Gaffer Guy

LM – Lens Master

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QUESTION 19

At the beginning of the film the protagonist mentions that he is afraid of heights.
At the end of the film, he must rescue the leading lady by overcoming his fears and scale a tall building.

His fear of heights is an example of

Flashback

Motif

Chekov’s gun

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QUESTION 20

A film’s story told out of sequence, beginning with an action scene, followed by a flashback to the conflict that started the fight, and ending with a resolution set far in the future where the hero talks about the fight is a film told

Non-linear

Infrequently

Chronologically

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QUESTION 21

The name of the stuntman from the film Stagecoach was

Portland Potter

Yakima Canutt

Seattle Sutton

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QUESTION 22

In the film Rear Window, we view the plight of the neighbors through Jeff’s reactions. This is an example of the

Vertov Effect

Dunning-Kruger Effect

Kuleshov Effect

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QUESTION 23

Director Orson Welles showed his virtuosity with a moving three-and-a-half minute long-take opening shot we viewed in class for the film

Pride of the Yankees

Touch of Evil

Citizen Kane

Rear Window

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QUESTION 24

Match the correct meaning to the description:

Referential

Explicit

Implicit

Symptomatic

A girl dreams of leaving home to escape her troubles. Only after she leaves does she realize how much she loves her family and friends. Nothing she finds elsewhere can replace them.

In a society in which human worth is measured by money, the home and family may seem to be the last refuge of human values. This belief is especially strong in times of economic crisis, such as that in the United States in the 1930s.

An adolescent who must soon face the adult world yearns for a return to the simplicity of childhood, but she eventually accepts the demands of growing up.

During the Depression, a tornado takes a girl from her family’s Kansas farm to the mythical land of Oz. After a series of adventures, including fighting another woman over a pair of shoes, she returns home.

Explicit

Symptomatic

Referential

Implicit

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QUESTION 25

Scripting, casting and set design are functions of

Production

Pre-production

Post production

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QUESTION 26

In the film Stagecoach, cinematographer Bert Glennon choses to show characters in the foreground as well as the characters in the background in sharp focus, allowing the viewer to see action happening in both groups. This technique is known as

Deep Dish

Deep Lighting

Deep Focus

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QUESTION 27

Zoom, wide angle and fisheye are types of

Camera lenses

Framing

Sporting goods

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QUESTION 28

Key, fill, frontal, back, top, hard, soft, three-point, low-key and color are descriptive functions of

Lighting

Camera placement

Cinematography

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QUESTION 29

“Stagecoach (1939) is the ideal example of the maturity of a style brought to classic perfection. . . . Stagecoach is like a wheel, so perfectly made that it remains in equilibrium on its axis in any position.” Who can this quote be attibuted to?

Film theorist Andre Bazin

Director John Ford

Actor John Wayne

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QUESTION 30

Narrative, a chain of events linked by cause and effect and occuring in time and space, is another word for

Story

Script

Treatment

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QUESTION 31

Romantic, slapstick, screwball, physical, gross-out/bathroom, farce, sex, dark/black and parody are all sub-genres of which film genre?

Documentaries

Comedy

Travelogues

Musicals[supanova_question]