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FILM STUDIES (Crash Course Film History #7)
FILM STUDIES (Crash Course Film History #7)
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1
By 1920, the only film industry in the world that could compete with Hollywood was __________.
Soviet Union’s
America’s
Germany’s
Great Britain’s
2
What is somnambulism?
A 1920’s German horror flick
The sequel to “The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari”
Sleepwalking
Sleep standing
3
A German director named _______, created a vampire movie titled _______inspired by Bram Stoker.
Heinz Skits Velvet; Ace Ventura
Alfred Hitchcock; The Birds
F.W. Murnau; Blade
F.W. Murnau; Nosferatu
4
Written by Janowitz and Mayer, this movie changed the face of cinema in the early 20th century.
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
Jaws
Psycho
Gone with the Wind
5
World War I had a major impact on most societies, German Expressionism was born from it.
True
False
6
Which famous modern director shows heavy German Expressionism influence in his films
George Lucas – (e.g. Star Wars)
Stanley Kubrick – (e.g. Shinning)
Timothy Burton – (e.g. Edward Scissorhands)
Steven Spielberg – (e.g. JAWS)
7
A era in German history that was marred in turmoil and bad relationships with other countries?
Neolithic Period
Weimar Period
Paleolithic Period
Mesolithic Period
8
The arrangement of actors and scenery on a stage; stage setting is called?
setting
theme
mise-en-scène
plot
9
The 1st high-profile German director to emigrate to Hollywood, escaping Nazi rule was?
Martin Goehring
Ernst Lubitsch
Heinskitz Velvet
Erwin Rommel
10
German Expressionism movement grew due to,
All the above
Germany banning foreign films.
Germany’s isolation during WWI.
Germany’s economic issues.