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Narrative and Aesthetics

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1
An establishing shot is typically used to ..
Indicate where the scene is taking place
End a movie
Show a conversation
Show a close-up of an object
2
The depth of field of the following image is
Deep focus
Shallow focus
3
What's the movie?
Inception
Amelie
Chocolat
Gladiator
4
What's the movie?
E.T.
Back to the Future
Top Gun
The Never Ending Story
5
Character types as the 'Donor' and the 'False Hero' are examples of:
Todorov's Equilibrium Theory
Levi-Strauss Binary Opposites Theory
Vonnegut's Story Theory
Propp's Morphology Theory
6
This is an example of a
Medium Full Shot
Wide Shot
Medium Shot
Loose Close Up
7
What is a function of genre in the creative process:
Segmenting loyal audiences
Genre rules can be played with
Cognitive satisfaction
Limits the way in which a media product can be interpreted
8
What is NOT a correct statement about genre:
Old genres are discontinued over time
A category based on a set of stylistic criteria
A media product can only fit 1 genre
New genres are invented over time
9
Panning in camera movement means
The camera tilts up and down
The camera itself moves left and right
The camera head moves left and right
The camera zooms in or out
10
A Voice-Over is an example of Non-Diegetic speech
False
True
11
What is NOT one of the 4 basic ingredients of a story?
Music
Conflict
Time
Characters
12
What is NOT part of the mise en scène?
Light
Body language
Props
Camera