Why did Sean not take the picture of the snow leopard?

He wanted to "stay in the moment", He didn't want the "distraction of the camera"

To symbolise a journey or change

Piecing together separate sections of film

What is juxtaposition?

To compare or contrast two (or more) things

Comes from the real world of the film

How objects are arranged in a frame

What do we learn from Walter's character change?

That experiences can change the way you think and act, That dreams shouldn't just be dreams, That life begins at the edge of your comfort zone

What is the purpose of a statement in a paragraph?

To state the idea and techniques used to show this idea

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Why did Sean not take the picture of the snow leopard?
He wanted to "stay in the moment"
He didn't want the "distraction of the camera"
He thought the photo would be too good
He didn't have the right angle
2
Why is montage used?
To establish a scene
To summarise an idea
To conclude a scene
To symbolise a journey or change
3
Who is the director of 'The Secret Life of Walter Mitty'?
Kirsten Wiig
Matt Damon
Stephen Speilberg
Ben Stiller
4
An example of non-diegetic sound is:
Dialogue
Explosions
Soundtrack
Footsteps
5
What was on the cover of the last LIFE magazine?
Walter
The volcano
Greenland
Cheryl
6
What is montage?
An opening scene
Non-diegetic sound
Slow motion
Piecing together separate sections of film
7
What is the effect of this shot?
There is no effect
Walter appears to be free
Walter appears confined
8
What is juxtaposition?
To compare or contrast two (or more) things
Sequence of events
The arrangement of objects in a frame
A film technique
9
What is this shot:
Close up
Long shot
Wide shot
10
Fill in the blank of this song lyric: "Ground control to _____ _____."
Major Tom
General Steve
Captain Tom
Space command
11
What does the X in SEXE stand for?
Excuse
Examine
Explanation
Example
12
How does the colour change when we are in Walter's daydreams?
Colour doesn't change
The colours are mostly black and white
The colours become muted
The colours become bright
13
Why does Walter daydream?
To prepare him for real life
No reason
Because his life is dull
To gather writing material
14
Diegetic sound...
Does not come from the real world of the film
Comes from the real world of the film
15
Mise-en-scene is
An opening scene
Slow motion editing
How objects are arranged in a frame
A really long scene
16
Negative 25 is described as:
The epitome of life
The best picture
The essentiality of life
The quintessence of life
17
What do we learn from Walter's character change?
That experiences can change the way you think and act
That dreams shouldn't just be dreams
That life begins at the edge of your comfort zone
That you should not visit Greenland
18
The purpose of an establishing shot is:
To set up a scene
To show important details
Used in conversation
To show a character interacting with their surroundings
19
What is this an example of?
Special effects
Juxtaposition
Editing
Symbolism
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What is the purpose of a statement in a paragraph?
To state the idea and techniques used to show this idea
To state what example you will use
To explain why a technique is used
To evaluate what we learn from a film technique

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