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FILM STUDIES (Crash Course Film History #9)
FILM STUDIES (Crash Course Film History #9)
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1
As film became central to popular culture, people feared movies would threaten public morality.
False
True
2
Charlie Chaplin’s films focused on ________.
heroism of the downtrodden
heroism of the affluent
politics
sports
3
_____________reorganized the way films were handled adding a screen writer, director, etc....
None of the above
Buster Keaton
Charlie Chaplin
Thomas H. Ince
4
Who were the big three movie makers in America in the early days of the Silent Era?
Paramount, Loews Inc., and First National Pictures
Paramount, Universal, and Loews Inc.
Famous Players Lasky Corp, Universal, and Loews
Paramount, Famous Players Lasky Corp., and Universal
5
Other actor(s) from the past who achieved great success making films were __________?
Both b (blue) and c (orange)
Harold Lloyd
Buster Keaton
Michael Keaton
6
Filmmakers in America chose California because of its,
Beautiful climate (e.g. Sunny weather)
Its distance from Tomas Edison (e.g. he lived in New Jersey)
All the above
Diverse topography (e.g. different terrains)
7
Which actor’s scandalous personal life affected film censorship in the filmmaking industry?
Harold Lloyd
Charlie Chaplin
Buster Keaton
Fatty Arbuckle
8
Compensating Values was tells us characters in films could engage in vice for most of the film.
True, but virtue must triumph in the end.
True
False
False, virtue must always be present.
9
A catalog of things filmmakers could and couldn’t show on screen was called __________?
Both a (red) and c (orange)
Motion Picture Production Code
Hays Code
Morse Code
10
America dominated the global film market during the “Silent Film Era.”
True
False