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Unit #1: Film Analysis Final Assessment
Unit #1: Film Analysis Final Assessment
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Our Unit #1 Test used to assess understanding of key film analysis elements.
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1
A director would use a high angle when filming to show that a character is more powerful than others.
True
False
2
This video provides examples of what type of camera movement?
Pan
Over the Shoulder
Zoom
Tilt
3
Which of the following would be a good example of film analysis for this image? Click all that apply.
The director uses lighting.
The director uses a dutch angle to make the audience feel uncomfortable.
The costumes of the characters show that they are in a hospital.
The acting is bad.
4
The practice of positioning the camera when filming to create different moods for the audience is called...
Mise-en-scene
Screenwriting
Editing
Cinematography
5
What shot distance would this be considered?
Medium Long Shot
Medium Shot
Close up Shot
Extreme Long Shot
6
The costume of a character in a film can tell the audience about...
the tone of the film
where a character is from within the film
the character's personality
all of the above
7
Cuts and transitions are part of the cinematography process.
True
False
8
"Blocking" is the movement of the actors within the frame of a film.
True
False
9
Which of the following is a part of film sound?
Sound effects
Background noise
All of the above
Score
10
This is an example of a Low Angle.
False
True
11
The editing technique of interrupting a continuously filmed action by inserting a view of something else is called...
Montage
Match Cut
L Cut
Cutaway
12
What would be considered the selective focus of this film still?
The lighting
The hand and cellphone
The man
None of the above
13
Which of the following is NOT a type of camera movement?
Pan
Angle
Tracking
Tilt
14
The art, technique and practice of assembling shots into a coherent sequence is called...
Mise-en-scene
Scoring
Blocking
Editing
15
Which of the following is NOT part of mise-en-scene?
Costume
Music
Blocking
Setting
16
The Formal Context of a film involves the social and historical problems that provide a story's thematic focus.
False
True
17
The framing of a shot that is shown from the perspective of one of the characters is called a...
Over the shoulder shot
Medium Close-up
Point of View shot
Canted Angle