Mise en scène Review

Question 1

"I'm no cheap, crooked politician, trying to save himself from the consequences of his crimes!"

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Kane

Question 2

Hitchcock frequently uses ___________ in scenes between Midge and Scottie.

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reverse angles

Question 3

"It's a brassiere! You know about those things, you're a big boy now."

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Midge

Question 4

"You checked with the bank, no? They never laid eyes on her, no?"

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Tom

Question 5

"We're always quickest to doubt people who have a reputation for being honest."

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Arbogast

Question 6

Filming or editing technique consisting of a series of short, successive shots

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montage

Question 7

"I don't think there's one word that can describe a man's life."

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Kane

Question 8

Hitchcock uses ___________ to depict Marion in her conversation with Norman in the parlour.

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high angle shots

Question 9

"Look, it's not fair. It's too late. It wasn't supposed to happen this way."

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Madeleine

Question 10

"Oh, he's a monster. Pure psychopath. So rare to capture one alive."

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Chilton

Question 11

"I think I must have one of those faces you can't help believing."

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Norman

Question 12

Madeleine: "Once you're responsible for someone, you're always committed" is an example of

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foreshadowing

Question 13

"Whatever you want - just name it and it's yours! Only love me! Don't expect me to love you!"

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Susan Alexander

Question 14

Hitchcock uses _____________ to underline Norman's nervousness when he meets Arbogast.

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low angle shots

Question 15

Hitchcock frequently uses _________________ to show the stolen money.

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a tight shot

Question 16

Welles uses ______________ as an editing technique in the "News On the March" sequence.

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wipes

Question 17

The staging of a film, specifically the actors' movements as worked out by the director

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blocking

Question 18

"What is the first and principal thing he does? What needs does he serve by killing?"

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Lecter

Question 19

Welles uses __________ at the beginning and end of Citizen Kane.

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bookends

Question 20

"You're very frank, Clarice. I think it would be quite something to know you in private life."

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Hannibal Lecter

Question 21

"You just want to persuade people that you love 'em so much that they ought to love you back."

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Leland

Question 22

"Anyone could become obsessed with the past with a background like that!"

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Scottie

Question 23

In Vertigo, Hitchcock uses a(n) _____________ in the opening sequence of the film.

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matte shot

Question 24

"All right. All right then, I'll [change for you]. I don't care anymore about me."

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Judy

Question 25

"Maybe Rosebud was something he couldn't get, or something he lost."

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Thompson

Question 26

An editing technique that jumps between two narratives, suggesting that events are simultaneous

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cross-cutting

Question 27

Any concrete or nebulous quality or feeling that contributes to a film's tone

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atmosphere

Question 28

Hitchcock uses a(n) ____________ when Madeleine first appears in Scottie's apartment.

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discovery shot

Question 29

Hitchcock uses________________ to introduce the police officer who follows Marion.

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a long shot

Question 30

Welles and his cinematographer developed the

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deep-focus shot

Question 31

"Well, a son is a poor substitute for a lover."

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Norman

Question 32

Hitchcock uses a(n) __________ when Scottie follows Madeleine into the art gallery.

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eyeline match

Question 33

Citizen Kane is told through a series of ___________.

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flashbacks

Question 34

Psycho opens with a(n)

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establishing shot

Question 35

"Very good Mr. Gordon. May I use your phone please?"

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Clarice

Question 36

"Don't believe everything you hear on the radio."

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Kane

Question 37

"You shouldn't keep souvenirs of a killing. You shouldn't have been that sentimental."

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Scottie

Question 38

"Taxidermy. That is a strange hobby to fill."

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Marion

Question 39

A shot used to cover a jump in place, time or space

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bridging shot

Question 40

Notable and contrasting use of light and shade

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chiaroscuro

Mise en scène Review

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