What is Diegetic Sound?

The sounds that both the characters and audiences can hear

What is 'continuity' in editing?

When editing is seamless and flows correctly

What is an 'Independent' Media Company?

A company that is free from a conglomerate and has freedom in their work

What was Laura Mulvey's Theory?

That women are objectified and sexualised in film

What does 'connotation' mean?

The suggested or symbolic meaning behind a code

What is horizontal integration?

When a conglomerate uses its subsidiaries to market a product

What was Stuart Hall's Theory?

That reality is shaped via the media by those in power through stereotypes

When vertical and horizontal integration are used for maximum profit

What is mise-en-scene?

Everything we see in the frame (props, costume, lighting, etc.)

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1
What is the 4th stage of Todorov's Narrative Theory?
Old Equilibrium
Repair
Equilibrium
Recognition
2
What is Diegetic Sound?
Sounds that are made during post-production in the studio
Sounds that are heard in the background of a scene
The sounds that both the characters and audiences can hear
The sounds that only the audience can hear
3
Which of these is NOT a editing technique?
Verisimilitude
Jump Cut
Cross Cutting
Montage
4
What of these is NOT a digital media industry?
Photography
Print and Publishing
Radio
Film
5
Which of these is NOT an aspect of camerawork?
Depth of Field
Shot Types
Camera Movement
Lighting
6
What is 'continuity' in editing?
When editing is seamless and flows correctly
When a shot is placed next to another shot to create a new third meaning
When a shot lasts more than 10 seconds
When parts of the shot are cut out and it feels erratic
7
Name the Technique: Two images placed side by side create a third meaning
Kristoff Effecr
Kulershot Effect
Koolaid Effect
Kuleshov Effect
8
Which of these is a Post-Production Role?
Fundraising
Recording Audio
Sound Mixing
Storyboarding
9
There are two types of codes: Technical Codes and ................. Codes
Soft
Synchronised
Symbolic
Suggestion
10
What is an 'Independent' Media Company?
A company that is free from a conglomerate and has freedom in their work
A company that has lots of money to make high-budget projects
A company that makes content for public interest
A company that is a subsidiary of a conglomerate
11
Which of these is NOT a camera movement?
Pan
Blur
Tilt
Dolly
12
Which of these is a Pre-Production role in Film?
Scriptwriting
Filming
Sound Editing
Video Editing
13
What was Laura Mulvey's Theory?
That genres are important for helping audiences decide what to watch
That media companies own too much media
That women are objectified and sexualised in film
That narratives are divided into 5 stages
14
What does 'connotation' mean?
The suggested or symbolic meaning behind a code
Meaning created through the equipment
Classification of media products
The literal meaning of a code
15
What is horizontal integration?
When a company owns all aspects of production, marketing and distribution
When a conglomerate uses its subsidiaries to market a product
When an independent company partners with another company for funding
When a conglomerate allows its subsidiaries to become independent
16
What was Stuart Hall's Theory?
That media texts are enjoyed in different ways by audiences
That media texts are categorised
That the media objectify and sexualise women
That reality is shaped via the media by those in power through stereotypes
17
What theory did Levi-Strauss suggest?
Representation
Genre
Triangular Opposition
Binary Opposition
18
What was Propp's Theory?
7 Stages of Narrative
5 Character Types
7 Character Types
Male Gaze
19
What is synergy?
When companies buy out all competition
When vertical and horizontal integration are used for maximum profit
When vertical and horizontal integration fail to create profit
When companies focus on only one media industry
20
What is mise-en-scene?
How the film is put together (transitions, pacing, etc.)
Everything we see in the frame (props, costume, lighting, etc.)
What is heard (sound effects, music, etc.)
How the shot is filmed (angles, shot types, etc.)

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