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FILM STUDIES (Crash Course Film History #6)
FILM STUDIES (Crash Course Film History #6)
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1
Some general characteristics of a featured film may include?
Running times long enough to be the main film in a program.
70 – 130 minutes in length
Both red and blue
80-160 minutes in length
2
Thomas Edison claimed to hold all significant __________on both cameras and projectors.
movies
All the above
parts
patents
3
Which three films convinced studios long films could be commercially successful?
The Crusaders, The Loves of Queen Elizabeth, Quo Vadis
Quo Vadis, Old Yeller, The Crusaders
Old Yeller, The Crusaders, Gone with the Wind
None of the above
4
Edison, Dickson, and other elites created the Motion Picture Patents Company, also called?
Edison and Dickson LLC
The Big League
The Trust
Big Boy Movie Patents
5
Which movie marked the end of the Silent Shorts era?
Birth of a Nation
The Crusaders
Within our Gates
Quo Vadis
6
Which of these filmmakers innovated the “Close Up” shot?
George Méliès
W.K.L. Dickson
D.W. Griffith
Thomas Edison
7
Once the film is both produced and distributed, what 3rd party provides the film to the public?
the exhibitors
the executives
the interference
the mass marketers
8
Films that were 10 to 16 minutes in length were called __________.
Both red and orange
15 minute specials
short views
one reelers
9
Offices, soundstages, props, costumes, and editing rooms are all housed in a _________.
factory
warehouse
storage unit
studio
10
The most successful African American filmmaker in the early 20th century was __________.
None of the above
Samuel L. Jackson
Oscar Micheaux
W.K.L. Dickson