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AS Film, editing - The Continuity system
AS Film, editing - The Continuity system
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A quick quiz on editing for AS Film students
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1
What effect can the use of a jump cut have on the spectator?
Orientation
Establishment
Stability
Disorientation
2
Name the type of shots used to show a character's emotional response to an event?
Extreme wide angle
Re-establishing
Distraction
Reaction
3
What type of shot do film scenes traditionally open with, then cutting to a mid shot/close up?
Sequence shot
Establishing shot
Stabilizing shot
Restating shot
4
What is meant by spatial and temporal relations between shots?
Space and time
Space and tension
Signs and tempo
Suspense and time
5
What is Hollywood editing often based on?
Cause and forget
Cause and emote
Cause and effect
Cause and distract
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How far should the camera move between shots?
35 degrees
40 degrees
180 degrees
30 degrees
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Which of these is one of the most famous film editors in cinema history?
Walter Lurch
Walter Murch
Walter Search
Walter Burch
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What is a key aim of continuity editing?
To make the audience feel confused
To be evident to the audience
To make the audience feel on edge
To not be noticed by the audience
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180 degree rule - A on the left & B on the right, where should they appear in the next shot?
A should appear in the center and B should disappear
B should be shot from above and A should move away
A should appear on the left and B on the right
A should appear on the right and B on the left
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Which technique helps to "hide" cuts?
Match on act
Match on activity
Match on action
Match on effect