Appeal to females and males over & under 25

A successful musical score

Transforms a character into an icon

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1
Timeline of Film Development: An original property is developed
Step 3
Step 2
Step 1
Step 4
2
The Golden Age of Cinema
Three Act Structure
All of the above
Abides by the Hays Moral Code
Linear Narratives
3
On the nose dialogue
Made up on the spot
All of the above
Shares hidden thoughts
States the obvious
4
The Silent Era
Characters do not speak
Includes non-diegetic sounds
None of the above
All of the above
5
Which of the following sound happy
Major keys
Chromatic scale
Suspensions
Minor keys
6
Written format of a professional script
First Draft
Logline
Script
Screenplay
7
Timeline of Film Development: The studio finds a director or actor interested in the project
Step 3
Step 1
Step 4
Step 2
8
One sheets, trailers, loglines, and opening scenes work as a teaser and typically convey
Genre
Premise
All of the above
Tone
9
Shot composition uses a variety of shots including
Master shot
Establishing shot
All of the above
Wide shot
10
Tent Pole franchise
Helps fund future projects
Both B & C
Helps hold up a tent
Can be pitched in a single sentence
11
Movement compositions include
None of the above
Pan
All of the above
Steadicam
12
Timeline of Film Development: The director hires a screenwriter to develop a script
Step 2
Step 1
Step 3
Step 4
13
Continuity in a film
None of the above
Keeps viewers on their toes
Jumps around often
Provides consistency
14
Types of angles shot may include
Standard cut
Tilt
All of the above
Eyeline matching
15
The general emotional “feeling” the film is designed to evoke
Backstory
Genre
Tone
Key Trait
16
Type of movie (action, romance, comedy, etc.)
Genre
Plot
Tone
Style
17
Four quadrant films
Appeal to females and males over & under 25
Appeal to just men
Appeal to just women
Appeal to anyone under 25
18
Editing techniques may include
Rhythmic editing
Smash cut
Focus
Both A & B
19
Non-Diegetic sounds
Include creaks/cracks
None of the above
All of the above
Are heard from objects on the screen
20
A Blockbuster
Makes excess of $100,000,000
Notorious for three-act structure
Serves as a tent pole franchise
All of the above
21
Diegetic sounds
None of the above
Include creaks/cracks
Are heard from objects seen on the screen
All of the above
22
The Digital Cinema
Computer editing
Enhanced effects
All of the above
Online streaming
23
Montage is a series of shots together in a film, also known as
Digital projection
The studio system
Editing/cutting
Montage theory
24
Quick synopsis of a film
Logline
Catalyst
Good Dialogue
Screenplay
25
New Hollywood
Bold new subjects
All of the above
Direct to video
The studio system
26
Timeline of Film Development: A film studio purchases/leases the rights to the property
Step 4
Step 2
Step 3
Step 1
27
A successful musical score
Transforms a character into an icon
All of the above
Is similar to elevator music
Typically goes unnoticed in the background
28
Which of the following sounds spooky
Diatonic scale
Minor keys
Chord resolution
Major keys
29
Movie dialogue typically
Has many interruptions
Gets right to the point
Includes chit chat
Is full of pleasantries
30
Comedy films use the following to entertain their audiences
Setup
Inversion of expectations
All of the above
Callback joke
31
A good opening sequence should hook your viewers attention and establish
Expectations
Pace
Genre
All of the above
32
A screenplay may only include
What can be seen/heard
None of the above
What can be felt/implied
What is thought
33
Contemporary Cinema
Film school directors
Home Video Market
All of the above
End of the Hays Code
34
Good Dialogue typically
Advances the plot
Wastes time with chit chat
States the obvious
Repeats information

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34 termsStudBud Administration5 plays

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Questions 34

Answers

1
Timeline of Film Development: An original property is developed
Step 3
Step 2
Step 1
Step 4
2
The Golden Age of Cinema
Three Act Structure
All of the above
Abides by the Hays Moral Code
Linear Narratives
3
On the nose dialogue
Made up on the spot
All of the above
Shares hidden thoughts
States the obvious
4
The Silent Era
Characters do not speak
Includes non-diegetic sounds
None of the above
All of the above
5
Which of the following sound happy
Major keys
Chromatic scale
Suspensions
Minor keys
6
Written format of a professional script
First Draft
Logline
Script
Screenplay
7
Timeline of Film Development: The studio finds a director or actor interested in the project
Step 3
Step 1
Step 4
Step 2
8
One sheets, trailers, loglines, and opening scenes work as a teaser and typically convey
Genre
Premise
All of the above
Tone
9
Shot composition uses a variety of shots including
Master shot
Establishing shot
All of the above
Wide shot
10
Tent Pole franchise
Helps fund future projects
Both B & C
Helps hold up a tent
Can be pitched in a single sentence
11
Movement compositions include
None of the above
Pan
All of the above
Steadicam
12
Timeline of Film Development: The director hires a screenwriter to develop a script
Step 2
Step 1
Step 3
Step 4
13
Continuity in a film
None of the above
Keeps viewers on their toes
Jumps around often
Provides consistency
14
Types of angles shot may include
Standard cut
Tilt
All of the above
Eyeline matching
15
The general emotional “feeling” the film is designed to evoke
Backstory
Genre
Tone
Key Trait
16
Type of movie (action, romance, comedy, etc.)
Genre
Plot
Tone
Style
17
Four quadrant films
Appeal to females and males over & under 25
Appeal to just men
Appeal to just women
Appeal to anyone under 25
18
Editing techniques may include
Rhythmic editing
Smash cut
Focus
Both A & B
19
Non-Diegetic sounds
Include creaks/cracks
None of the above
All of the above
Are heard from objects on the screen
20
A Blockbuster
Makes excess of $100,000,000
Notorious for three-act structure
Serves as a tent pole franchise
All of the above
21
Diegetic sounds
None of the above
Include creaks/cracks
Are heard from objects seen on the screen
All of the above
22
The Digital Cinema
Computer editing
Enhanced effects
All of the above
Online streaming
23
Montage is a series of shots together in a film, also known as
Digital projection
The studio system
Editing/cutting
Montage theory
24
Quick synopsis of a film
Logline
Catalyst
Good Dialogue
Screenplay
25
New Hollywood
Bold new subjects
All of the above
Direct to video
The studio system
26
Timeline of Film Development: A film studio purchases/leases the rights to the property
Step 4
Step 2
Step 3
Step 1
27
A successful musical score
Transforms a character into an icon
All of the above
Is similar to elevator music
Typically goes unnoticed in the background
28
Which of the following sounds spooky
Diatonic scale
Minor keys
Chord resolution
Major keys
29
Movie dialogue typically
Has many interruptions
Gets right to the point
Includes chit chat
Is full of pleasantries
30
Comedy films use the following to entertain their audiences
Setup
Inversion of expectations
All of the above
Callback joke
31
A good opening sequence should hook your viewers attention and establish
Expectations
Pace
Genre
All of the above
32
A screenplay may only include
What can be seen/heard
None of the above
What can be felt/implied
What is thought
33
Contemporary Cinema
Film school directors
Home Video Market
All of the above
End of the Hays Code
34
Good Dialogue typically
Advances the plot
Wastes time with chit chat
States the obvious
Repeats information