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Film Studies - Last Class
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1
This is the director of Rear Window and North by Northwest
Alfred Hitchcock
Christopher Nolan
Danny Boyle
Edgar Wright
2
This is image is from which George Melies film, that was the first true narrative, and first scifi film?
Outer Space
Kinetograph
Rocketship Ride
A Trip to the Moon
3
This actress's first starring role was in Roman Holiday
Audrey Hepburn
Scarlet Johanson
Ingrid Bergman
Claire Danes
4
What is Boo's real first name in "Monster's Inc"?
Mary
Elaine
Jane
Isabel
5
According to the Editing Notes, which was the first film to be released nation wide on the same day?
Cinderella
The Wizard of Oz
Jaws
Star Wars
6
The Mise-en-Scene Element that most contrasted Lily and Kitty in "The Killers" was
Costumes
Props
Setting
Lighting
7
This image best represents which Film Genre?
Film Noir
Western
SciFi
Independent American Film
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What is the name of the Island in the FIRST Jurassic Park
Luzon
Isla Nublar
Motunui
Borneo
9
He framed much of Rear Window to represent:
Jeff's point of view
Jeff's fears
Jeff's neighbor's views of his apartment
Jeff's feelings of excitement
10
General Trivia: Which film is the all time highest grossing in ticket sales?
Avatar
Titanic
Jurassic World
Avengers: End Game
11
This term refers to the sale of products associated with movies.
Merchandising
Waste of your Money
Product Placement
Box Office Sales
12
According to the Editing Notes, this type of transition included two images that are briefly superimposed.
Fade In
Dissolve
Jump Cut
Match on Action
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Which Angle is this?
Worms Eye
Low Angle
Birds Eye
Eye Line Match
14
What is the standard frames per second (FPS) for film?
24
10
12
50
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What SHOT TYPE is this?
Medium Close Up
Long Shot
Medium Long Shot
Extreme Close Up
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A key element of Film Noir was a Femme Fatale. This french term translates to:
Beautiful Woman
Shinny Hair
Sinful Woman
Deadly Woman