Cinematography Review

Question 1

What can dutch angle shots suggest conceptually?

Accepted Answer

A chaotic, intense moment in a story, A break from reality

Question 2

What does contrast commonly indicate within a shot?

Accepted Answer

A subject&#x27;s relationship to the environment

Question 3

What is an establishing shot?

Accepted Answer

A shot that introduces the setting and context of the film

Question 4

Which of the following shots is NOT usually used for an establishing shot?

Accepted Answer

Close up

Question 5

Which of the following is a reason to use an extreme close up shot?

Accepted Answer

All of the above

Question 6

What is the shot size of this shot?

Accepted Answer

Close Up

Question 7

What is the camera angle of this shot?

Accepted Answer

Aerial

Question 8

What is the shot size of this shot?

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Mid shot

Question 9

What is the composition of this shot?

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Deep focus

Question 10

What is the shot size of this shot?

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Medium close up

Question 11

The size of the subject in the frame of a shot often indicates which of the following:

Accepted Answer

the importance of the subject

Question 12

Composition within a film refers to

Accepted Answer

The arrangement of elements within the frame

Question 13

What are reasons to use a shallow focus shot?

Accepted Answer

To minimize distracting details in a visually complex environment, To focus the viewer completely on your subject

Question 14

Which of the following is a use of the two shot?

Accepted Answer

To draw the viewer&#x27;s attention to the relationship between the subjects

Question 15

Which of the following is a common use of over the shoulder shots?

Accepted Answer

To give viewers the point of view of a character in the shot

Question 16

Which of the following is a use of the focus rack?

Accepted Answer

To allow the viewer to focus on multiple subjects in a single shot, To reveal something that was out of focus in the frame

Question 17

What is the composition of this shot?

Accepted Answer

Frame within a frame, Deep Focus

Question 18

What is the camera movement of this shot?

Accepted Answer

Following

Question 19

Which of the following are reasons to use a pan movement?

Accepted Answer

To move back and forth between multiple subjects, Following horizontal movement

Question 20

Which of the following is NOT an aspect of cinematography?

Accepted Answer

Shot shape

Question 21

What is a common use of push in camera movement?

Accepted Answer

To indicate increased importance of a detail in the shot, To intensify the mood of the shot

Question 22

What is the camera angle of this shot?

Accepted Answer

Low angle

Question 23

How is a shot different from a scene?

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A shot is a single piece of footage, scenes are usually made of many shots

Question 24

What is the camera movement of this shot?

Accepted Answer

Pull out

Question 25

What can a frame within a frame shot suggest conceptually?

Accepted Answer

A subject is feeling trapped or confined, An important change or transition in the narrative

Question 26

What is the camera movement of this shot?

Accepted Answer

Crane

Question 27

What can camera movements accomplish in a shot?

Accepted Answer

All of the above

Question 28

A shot's camera angle can emphasize which of the following:

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the perspective of the shot

Question 29

Cinematography is a part of film making that includes:

Accepted Answer

All of the above

Question 30

What is the composition of this shot?

Accepted Answer

Dirty Single, Over the shoulder

Question 31

What is the camera movement of this shot?

Accepted Answer

Still Camera

Question 32

Which of the following are reasons to use an eye level shot?

Accepted Answer

To create a "normal" or "neutral" point of view, To allow the viewer to connect with a subject

Question 33

What is the camera movement of this shot?

Accepted Answer

Pan

Question 34

What makes shot composition a unique aspect of cinematography?

Accepted Answer

You can have many different composition techniques in a single shot

Question 35

What is the frame of a film?

Accepted Answer

the rectangle that creates the borders of a shot

Question 36

What type of camera angle suggests that a subject is weak or vulnerable?

Accepted Answer

High angle

Question 37

What is the impact of too many dutch angles?

Accepted Answer

The viewer becomes disoriented and confused, The technique loses its impact

Question 38

What is the composition of this shot?

Accepted Answer

Shallow Focus, Rule of Thirds

Question 39

What are some of the uses of center framing?

Accepted Answer

Creating a balanced aesthetic within a film, Drawing the viewer&#x27;s attention quickly to the subject

Question 40

Which is a common use of side dolly camera movement?

Accepted Answer

Introduce a complex space or environment

Question 41

What is the shot size of this shot?

Accepted Answer

Wide shot

Question 42

What type of focus does this shot display?

Accepted Answer

Focus rack

Question 43

What impact can thoughtful cinematography have on your film?

Accepted Answer

All of the above

Question 44

Which of the following types of camera movement do we want to avoid?

Accepted Answer

Unintentional shakiness from not using any tools to support your camera

Question 45

What is the camera angle of this shot?

Accepted Answer

Eye level

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