Film Aesthetics

Question 1

This camera can be used for underwater filming:

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Mobycam

Question 2

This term describes sound that is in the world of the film:

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diegetic

Question 3

During ADR, actors watch the film footage and re-record their lines.

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True

Question 4

A shot of one character looking in one direction, followed by a second character looking back:

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Shot/reverse shot

Question 5

The distance between the subject and the camera is called:

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Depth of Field

Question 6

This type of framing masks the frame so that only a small circle of the image can be seen:

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Iris shot

Question 7

An object that functions as a part of the set or as a tool used by the actors is called the:

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prop

Question 8

This term describes everything that is in the frame.

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Mise-en-scene

Question 9

This device is used when filming a take to ensure that sound and image are in sync:

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Clapboard

Question 10

This form of mise-en-scene creates fantastical environments that display its artificial nature:

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Theatrical

Question 11

Which of the following is at the bottom of Walter Murch's "Rule of Six?"

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3D Plane of Action

Question 12

The success or failure of many films depends on the number of props used.

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False

Question 13

A long shot that establishes setting and orients the viewer in space to a clear view of action.

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Establishing shot

Question 14

This lens allows you to adjust it to magnify or diminish portions of an image:

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Zoom

Question 15

A break in the image, marking the physical connection between 2 shots from 2 different pieces of film is called the:

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Cut

Question 16

A shot that depicts a character's response to something shown in a previous shot is called a:

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Reaction shot

Question 17

The overall look of a film is coordinated by its design team.

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True

Question 18

This type of framing tilts the camera to one side to give a disorienting effect:

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all of these

Question 19

Which of the following is an example of a movie spectacular?

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all of these

Question 20

Sound montage strives for unification of meaning and experience.

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False

Question 21

These artists recreate sound on a stage using various techniques:

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Foley artists

Question 22

Moving the camera from left to right, while still mounted on the tripod is called:

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Panning

Question 23

The individual who selects and secures the rights for songs to be used in films is called the:

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Music Supervisor

Question 24

The Naturalistic Tradition of Mise-en-scene shows a place that looks the way it's supposed to.

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True

Question 25

This type of lens is shaped like an orb to give the feeling of being drunk or on drugs:

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fisheye lens

Question 26

The arrangement and movement of actors within the physical space is called:

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Blocking

Question 27

The implied space or world that exists outside the world of the frame is called:

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Offscreen space

Question 28

The term for when the soundtrack and image say the same thing is called:

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Parallelism

Question 29

The visible coordination of the voice with the body from which it's emanating is called:

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Synchronization

Question 30

A prop meant to move a story forward but is of little importance to the primary drama:

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McGuffin

Question 31

Which of the following does Walter Murch put at the top of his "Rule of Six?"

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Emotion

Question 32

A voice that originates from a speaker who can be present in the scene, but is not visible.

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Voice-off

Question 33

This term is used to describe sound that is not in the character's world:

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Nondiegetic

Question 34

These are the most fundamental features of Mise-en-scene:

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settings and sets

Question 35

The point or area in the image toward which the viewer's attention is directed is called the:

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Focus

Question 36

Stingers are sounds that force the audience to notice the significance of something onscreen.

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True

Question 37

Sound continuity creates collisions or overlapping of disjunctive sounds.

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False

Question 38

The relative length of individual shots is called:

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Pace

Question 39

A character's perspective as seen through the camera is referred to as what?

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Subjective Point of View

Question 40

A common lighting style that uses three sources is called:

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three-point lighting

Film Aesthetics

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Film Aesthetics

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