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"media studies" film terminology film history
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Which one is NOT one of Michael Medved’s three big lies that Hollywood tells about society
Hollywood is only producing movies that maximize profit
Hollywood is only producing what the public demands
Hollywood is only reflecting reality
The public can turn off what they don't like
2
The image being shot takes up at least 80 percent of the frame
Close up shot
Near shot
Over the shoulder shot
Magnifying shot
3
Anything disseminated to influence specified groups in order to benefit the sponsor
Propaganda
Persuasion
Brainwashing
Psychoanalysis
4
They refused to say if they were involved in communist activities & were imprisoned/blacklisted
Hollywood Fifteen
Hollywood Ten
Hollywood Five
Squeal-Not Squad
5
Harsh contrasts in lighting with dramatic streaks of lights and darks
Neutral lighting
High contrast lighting
High key lighting
Low key lighting
6
The technique and process of telling a story
Plot
Dialogue
Narrative
Setting
7
We watched film clips from which movie to see how directors create symbolism
Jaws
Psycho
Henry V
North By Northwest
8
Camera is above the subject, effect of making the subject look smaller
Tension angle
Low angle
High angle
Diminishing angle
9
Sets the scene or shows the space of a scene, often a long shot or series of shots
Cross-cut
Establishing shot
Setting shot
First shot
10
Direct lighting from below or from one side, often dangerous or evil-looking
Side/Bottom lighting
Front/Rear lighting
Neutral lighting
High contrast lighting
11
Congress formed this committee amid the fear of the Cold War
House Committee on Communist Activites
House Committee on Un-American Activities
Red Scare Front
Anti-Soviet Investigating Committee
12
We watched film clips from which movie to see how directors establish point of view
Sunset Boulevard
North By Northwest
Psycho
Jaws
13
We watched film clips from which movie to see how directors establish character.
Henry V
Jaws
Notorious
Edward Scissorhands
14
More violent movies appeal to males with a ___ level of education
None
Higher
Moderate
Lower
15
Scene that is flooded with light, creates bright and open-looking scene
Neutral lighting
Low key lighting
High contrast lighting
High key lighting
16
Symbols, images, or things that represent themes
Representatives
Icons
Pictures
Logos
17
Year the first motion pictures were shown to public
1903
1925
1894
1992
18
The year Th
e Jazz Singer
wasfirst feature-length movie with synchronized sound
1927
1907
1957
1937
19
Comedy that makes fun of other movies or entertainment (
Hot Shots
)
Parody
Satire
Observational
Slapstick
20
Camera is even with the key characters’ eyes, most natural shot
Cross cut
Character shot
Medium shot
Eye-level shot
21
The camera itself is moving with the action—on a track, on wheels, or held by hand
Dolly shot
Zoom shot
Pan shot
Tilt shot
22
Up until this decade, black and white movies were common
1940's
1950's
1930's
1960's
23
In between long shot and close-up, people seen from waist up
Medium shot
Neutral shot
Natural shot
Close-up
24
Physical or visual humor (Three Stooges)
Slapstick
Parody
Satire
Observational
25
In 1930, the Motion Picture industry adopted this set of standards for movies
Hollywood Production Code
Hammond Production Code
Morality Production Code
Hays Production Code
26
When the director shifts the focus from one object to another in the same shot
Dutch angle
Soft focus
Deep focus
Rack focus
27
In 1934 she directed
Triumph of the Will
. She became known as Hitler’s filmmaker
Leni Riefenstahl
Lanya Riefenbach
Leyna Schwarzkopf
Leni Willens
28
Comedy based on social or political commentary (South Park)
Slapstick
Parody
Observational
Satire
29
Sound that cannot be heard by characters; sound given directly to the audience by the director
Non-diegetic
Diegetic
30
When a director intentionally puts his or her object slightly out of focus
Deep focus
Rack focus
Hazy focus
Soft focus
31
When the foreground and background are equally in focus
Long shot
Rack focus
Deep focus
Equal focus
32
Words the actors speak
Cues
Dialogue
Unilogue
Plot
33
Stationary camera moves up or down
Tilt shot
Dolly shot
Zoom shot
Pan shot
34
We watched film clips from which movie to see how directors establish setting
Sunset Boulevard
Good Morning, Vietnam
A Christmas Story
Edward Scissorhands
35
The series of events that tell us a story
Plot
Narrative
Setting
Climax
36
Shot taken from some distance, shows the full subject and perhaps the surrounding scene as well
Long shot
Far shot
Distant shot
Medium shot
37
____ have asked Hollywood to reduce displays of violence
Government agencies
NAACP
Gun reform groups
Travel agencies
38
In 1942 the U.S. Army Air Force created this unit to make movie propaganda
First Movie Unit
Secret Movie Mission
AAF Film Unit
First Motion Picture Unit
39
Smoking has actually increased among movie characters (especially those in __ economic groups)
Blue collar
Low
High
Middle
40
A shot of a person looking, then cut to what he saw, followed by a cut back for a reaction
Eye-level shot
Cross cutting
Dissolve
Eye-line match
41
Scene slowly goes to black or white, often implies that time has passed
Cross cut
Dissolve
Flashback
Fade
42
Which was NOT a cause of unrest that caused the portrayal of government in film to be negative
Watergate Scandal
Vietnam War
Civil Rights Movement
Women's liberation
43
Frequent moviegoers are between ____ years old
16-22
19-39
8-20
12-24
44
The year the MPA adopted its current rating system
1973
1968
1945
1981
45
Coordinated interaction to create an effect that is greater than the results they’d have alone
Synergy
Webbing
Energy
Sinergenics
46
1. Male actors represent over _________% of characters in movies
72%
44%
52%
62%
47
This amendment protects filmmakers from being sued for the film’s content, except for obscenity
Second
Fourth
Third
First
48
The icon of the ______ is common in American films
Strong group
Rugged individualist
Unbeatable duo
Swaggering cowboy
49
Stationary camera moves left or right
Tilt shot
Zoom shot
Zoom shot
Pan shot
50
By this year, half of American homes had televisions
1965
1945
1949
1955
51
Neither bright nor dark—even lighting throughout the shot
Side lighting
Low key lighting
Neutral lighting
High contrast lighting
52
Scene is flooded with shadows and darkness, creates suspense/suspicion
High key lighting
Neutral lighting
High contrast lighting
Low key lighting
53
When this became popular in 1950’s, the demographics of movie viewers changed
Television
VHS tapes
Talkies (sound movies)
3D movies
54
Shot that is tilted sideways on the horizontal line, adds tension
Dutch angle
Slanted angle
Canter angle
Low angle
55
How many theater chains own more than half of the 34,000 movie screens in the U.S.?
10
40
20
30
56
Camera is stationary but the lens moves, Makes the objects appear to grow larger or smaller
Dolly shot
Pan shot
Zoom shot
Tilt shot
57
Frederick Turner argued that __ allowed us to see America as a place with endless possibilities
Statue of Liberty
The frontier
Constitution
Space
58
An image fades into another, can create a connection between images
Cross cutting
Flashback
Fade
Dissolve
59
First movie to tell a complete story
Jazz Singer
Triumph of the Will
Jaws
Great Train Robbery
60
Sound that could be heard logically by the characters within the film
Non-diegetic
Diegetic
61
If a person is routinely exposed to violence, he always needs more violence to be entertained
Drug addiction
Violence Addiction
Stimulus Addiction
Synergy
62
Soft, direct lighting on face or back of subject, creates halo effect
Side/Bottom lighting
High key lighting
Front/Rear lighting
High contrast lighting
63
We watched film clips from which movie to see how directors create irony
Elizabeth I
Notorious
Philadelphia
Good Morning, Vietnam
64
About ______% of movies do not earn a profit
40
60
35
10
65
Violence for the sake of violence
Gratuitous violence
Gratuity violence
Grateful violence
Gracious violence
66
This movie studio, founded by brothers, made many propaganda pieces
Wilson Brothers
Watson Brothers
Warner Brothers
Warner Incorporated
67
Movement into action that has happened previously
Eye-line match
Dissolve
Cross cutting
Flashback
68
Camera shoots subject from below, effect of making the subject look larger
Monster angle
Establishing shot
High angle
Low angle
69
The hero of a movie
Protagonist
Antagonist
Fortagonist
Unitagonist
70
Cut to action that is happening simultaneously, also called parallel editing
Fade
Eye-line match
Flashback
Cross cutting