End of Year Quiz

Theme is the central message, 'moral of the story,' and underlying meaning of a fictional piece.

Theme can be defined as topics covered in a production.

What is Diegesis?

Henrik Ibsen was mentioned in the National Lectures

Conceptual Relevance is the "innovative solving of the event narrative problem"

The extended version of the word 'prop' is property

This is an example of how lighting can be used as symbolism: dim lighting can represent secrecy or hidden truths

Texture = physical look of something

Communication as discourse refers to the study of how language is used to create conversation within a social context.

Context refers to The broader social, historical, cultural and politicalcontexts.

Which crew had the best production?

Which of the following colour combinations aren't Complimentary Colours?

Stuart Hall was one of the lecture references

In Film Noir woman are known to wear clothing that doesn't show off their figures

Music does not have essentials

Which is the correct order of the movements in history?

How does identification occur?

What are the 5 most important 'W's' in marketing?

The word “argument” is from the Latin “arguere” which means “to make clear.” 

Catharsis is the process of releasing/relieving/providingrelief from strong or repressed emotions.

Which crew had the best production?

Visual Effects include the following

In Performance, what are the 4 perspective types?

Why do we use Genre Conventions?

The production A Doll's House was used as an example in the National Research Studies Aesthetics Lectures

This production is an example of Expressionsim

Authenticity is important in costume design?

What did you learn about in your Term 4 National Research Studies Lectures?

A target audience is?

Richard Penn came up with the theory of conceptual and emotional relevance

The following are considered reasons for the use of non-catharsis:

The following are Ways of Seeing:

Under which style were 'Anachronisms' mentioned?

We learnt about Queer Theory

‘Identification’ is often described by, related to,or used interchangeably.

Aesthetic Elements include:

Realism means creating costumes that reflect the time period, social status, and personalities of the character.

High-End fashion is considered a costume convention of

Was this shown in any of your National Lectures?

The following characteristics define target audience: Age, Location, Interests, Values, Profession, Marital Status

Mise-en-Scene is translated from German and means 'setting the stage'

From what film are the following image?

Components of an academic argument:

Which crew had the best production?

This image was used as an example in Business

This is a Monochromatic Colour Scheme

This is a Triadic Colour Scheme

This is considered sad music: Fast tempo, running notes, staccato, bright sound, major key.

What costume style refers to influences of punk, goth, hip-hop, or other urban cultures?

The following sound can be used as part of Catharsis for:

This was used as an example in a Aesthetics National Lecture

This video was used in a National Lecture

In academic terms texts refers to a wide range of art formsincluding:

WHEN CREATING WORK, WE MUST ALWAYS KEEP IN MIND WHO WE ARE MAKING IT FOR AND WHY. WE CAN DO THIS BY THINKING OF:

This costume design falls under Expressionism

Context refers to the immediate aspects of the situation or event.

Editing includes: Pattern/Story, Tempo/Rhythm, Emotion

What is subtext?

A leitmotif is "a repeating melodic phrase in music that is used to represent a character, setting, emotion, or theme.

We learnt about Reception Theory

For music to project impression to the audience, there has to be some ethical appeal

Scenography is a sensory as well as an intellectual experience, emotional as well as rational.

This was covered when texts and context were discussed:

What are the audience engagement levels?

Who is Walter Murch?

Tone is described as an emotional and intellectual reaction that the production brings out in it's audience.

We learnt about Cultural Hegemony

This is considered happy music: Slow tempo, minor key, legato, descending sequences, diminuendo, ritardando.

Reasoning is not an important point when trying to persuade an audience.

What prop in Juno (2007) moves the plot forward?

Emotional Relevance  is the "innovative solving of the character narrative problem"