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Duplicate of Filmmaking 101
Duplicate of Filmmaking 101
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A quiz to review analysis and the info regarding filmmaking that we've covered thus far.
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What type of shot is this?
Wide shot
Prank shot
Head and Shoulders
Two shot
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What type of shot is this?
Crawl shot
Closet shot
Close up
Extreme close up
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OS stands for:
Over Shoulder
Only Sloths
Obscure Scene
Obvious Shot
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Central Framing works best with:
Rule of Thirds
Colors
Symmetry
Contrast
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What type of shot is this?
Face shot
Bust shot
Extreme close up
Extreme two shot
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What type of shot is this?
Establish shot
Close up
Landscape shot
Bust shot
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What type of shot is this?
Close up
Long shot
Wide shot
Medium shot
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What is Evidence (or Associations)?
Putting it all together. Solving the puzzle.
Connecting stuff from a movie, book, etc., that's similar
What's seen/heard/noticed/stands out in a movie, book, etc.
Researching what you don't know
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Why are arrows used in storyboarding?
to show movement of subject
none of the above
to show camera movements
to give direction to actors
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This is an example of:
a close up
the rule of thirds
a medium shot
bad camera use
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What is look space?
the extra space behind the subject
where the actor walks in the frame
the sound of what's happening in the other part of the frame
the space between the subject's face & the edge of the frame
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What is the purpose of storyboarding?
helps actors read their lines for their scenes
have a visual of a scene before shooting it
to make art
none of the above
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The Rule of Thirds is a frame with:
2 vertical lines and 2 horizontal lines
3 rulers
3 vertical lines and 3 horizontal lines
3 images
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What does ECU stand for?
Extra camera union
Extra long shot
Extreme close up
Extra close up
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Using tilt in a shot is:
moving the camera up/down, keeping the horizontal axis fixed
like nodding your head
all of these
tilting the camera
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A pedestal is:
all of these
moving the camera up/down, not changing it's horizontal axis
involves tilting the lens
is exactly like a tilt
17
Trucking is:
is also referred to as tracking / a tracking shot
follows the subject, moving the camera left/right with them
similar to dollying, but involves motion left or right
all of these
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What is panning?
moving the camera lens to one side or another (left & right)
Both of these
moving the camera lens up and down
neither of these
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Zooming is
making the subject appear closer or further away
changing the focal length of the lens
both of these
neither of these
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This is an example of:
all of these
the rule of thirds
a face shot
central framing
