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Film Final Quiz
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1
Which famous filmmaker draws inspiration from The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
Christopher Nolan
Steven Speilberg
Tim Burton
George Lucas
2
The antagonist pushes/fights against the protagonist.
True
False
3
A misconception about Protagonist and Antagonist is that they are the good and bad guys. True or False?
False
True
4
This film inventor mysteriously disappeared, then shortly before Edison took credit for the Kinetoscope.
Michael Jackson
William Dickson
George Meilies
Louis Le Prince
5
This film had the first ever synchronized sound - began talkies.
The Kid
The Jazz Singer
It Happened One Night
The Wedding Singer
6
Referring to story structure, what is it called when something happens that disrupts the status quo?
Exposition
Inciting Incident or Conflict
Denouement
Climax
7
Which of the following is NOT an element of film used to reach a level 3 understanding?
Story
Visuals
Producers
Characters
8
In hill house, Cinematographer Davis Boulton planned sequences that kept the camera still, utilizing High-angle takes.
False
True
9
Casablanca was filmed during WWII
True
False
10
The producer can override the director.
True
False
11
Cinematography is composed of shots, angles, lighting, and the arrangement of people
False
True
12
The protagonist drives the action forward.
True
False
13
Diegetic sound, is any sound that does not originate from within the film or world of the character.
True
False
14
The 1920's had the greatest outpouring of films. About 800 per year, nowadays we rarely see 500 releases.
False
True
15
The Director uses lighting techniques to control all of the following BUT
Direction
Intensity
Diffusion
Location Shooting
16
In The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, they refer to person who walks about in his or her sleep as a:
somnambulist
frankenstein
living dead
sleep walker
17
This picture is an example of what kind of shot?
Close up
Two Shot
Long shot
18
In Jaws, John William adjusts all of the following EXCEPT what to create suspense in the film?
Dynamic
Pitch
Tempo
Intonation
19
Mise-en-scene refers to everything in front of the camera, including the set design, lighting, and actors.
True
False
20
Movie theaters were referred to as Picture Palaces and were dressed up very flashy and extravagant.
False
True
21
Thalassophobia is a type of phobia involving an intense fear of deep bodies of water such as the ocean
False
True
22
Level 1 understanding of film is, "The deepest level. You are able to examine deeper questions, understand the quality."
False
True
23
Being an Usher in a movie theater was considered a prestigious job.
False
True
24
This person is responsible for for capturing the film on camera.
Producer
Cinematographer
Director
25
Who was the first guy to create motion picture
George Meilies
Eadward Muybridge
Thomas Edison
William Dickson
26
George Meilies wrote, produced, and starred in the film A Trip to the Moon?
True
False
27
Location shooting is cheap and easy to utilize?
False
True
28
Silent films often had original composed scores, yet most were not document or are lost today.
False
True
29
This person is responsible for all aspects of the filmmaking process. Has final say on design elements.
Cinematographer
Director
Costumer
Producer
30
Framing is:
Produces and image that is grainy and rough.
The boarders of a shot
Producing an image that is smooth and surreal
31
A Trip to the Moon was released in the year
1900
1895
1888
1902
32
German Expressionism became popular before WWI.
True
False
33
Wide Screen format is more suitable for:
Intimate Love Story
Vast landscapes
Small spaces such as an apartment
Small movements
34
What was Kane's last word?
Buddy Rose
Rose thorn
Childhood Trauma
Rose Bud
35
Cinematography is:
An up close shot to show emotion
Where a shot starts and stops
The person who funds the budget
The art of using the camera to convery meaning
36
Telekinesis is the production of motion in objects without contact or other physical movement
True
False
37
What did Charlie Kane drop after he whispered "Rosebud"?
His childhood sled
A snow globe
Susan Alexander's wedding ring
38
Alfred Hitchcock disguised his cuts by moving the camera in and out of objects/people.
True
False
39
Citizen Kane was written, directed, and starred in by:
Orson Welles
Ray Collins
Joseph Cotten
40
At the beginning of Rebel Without a Cause, Jim is fascinated by what object?
A pack of cigarettes
A found wallet
Tire Iron
Mechanical Monkey
41
In The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, the successful editing device used was a flashback
False
True
42
How did Susan attempt to end her career?
Run Away
Rip out her vocal chords
Overdose
43
Hill House was designed to be brightly lit, with no dark corners or recesses, and decorated in a Rocco style.
True
False
44
The bigger the budget the more artistic freedom you have.
False
True
45
How does Buzz tragically die in Rebel Without a Cause?
A knife fight with Jim
A gun fight with Jim
A game of chicken with Jim
46
This picture is an example of what kind of shot?
Extreme Close up
close up
Establishing shot
Medium Shot
47
The first motion picture was filmed in the year?
1895
1902
1888
1850
48
How many cuts do we see in Alfred Hitchcock's Rope?
6
16
8
10
49
The arrangement of people and objects in a shot is called composition
True
False
50
This was the first type of indoor exhibition space dedicated to showing projected motion pictures in the United States.
Magic Lantern
Vitascope Theatre
Zoetrope
Nickelodeon
51
Expressionists had little interest in their work being aesthetically pleasing.
False
True