The Art and Craft of Video Editing - 2

Why was film used as an effective means of speading poitical messages in Russia

A reaction shot is used to...

What rule should be followed when cutting into action

What is the technique of cutting between two unrelated scenes?

If we wanted to remove part of an image, exposing the background, we would use a

Animating images by automatically adjusting video parameters

One of the first film studios was started by Thomas Edison in New Jersey

What was the first film school in the world?

Diegetic Sound is

This method of montage states that all cuts are the same length regardless of the clips content.

Combines images that draw an intellectual meaning -- a metaphor.

The soviets invested in the Russian film industry

To maintain continuity with diagetic sound, we use... (Select all that apply)

What technique typically is used when filming dialog between two characters?

What is the process of selecting segments of a long clip and storing them as smaller pieces?

Using a shot depicting what the character woud be seeing is called...

Named after a documentary film maker, zooming and panning around still images is what effect?

Who was Lev Kuleshov

When would we use an establishing shot?

Our ability to percive motion from still images is known as...

Eyeline match states that...

Method of filming scenes at multiple locations but editing them in such a way that it appears to be one location

When you edit together two shots with a similar thematic element or emotional tone.

What is the intent of a "Cross Cut"

The idea that the audience's emotions could be impacted by two juxtaposing shot was first conveyed in ...

What where the early limitations in photography that limited the development of moving images? Select all that apply

Lev Kuleshov discovered creative geography

The cumulation of metric, rhythmic, and tonal montage to synthesize a theme on the audience

What is accomplished by using a Shot-Reverse Shot? (Select all that apply)

Which historical figures pioneered the idea of a theater projecting movies?

This method of montage states that the cuts' lengths are dependant on the content (motion and sound)

SMPTE Time Code is clocked in....

What would the effect be if camera angles are less than 30 degrees apart?

Why would a filmaker break the 180 degree rule?