What is a 'digital native'?

Someone born after digital media.

The Guardian came under attack for doing what to 'protect' their reader?

Edited out a bloodied limb from a train wreck photograph.

Direct cinema was prominent in the 60's and was filmed in a way that:

The camera acted as a 'fly on the wall'.

Who replaced Kyle & Jackie O?

Mel B, Sophie Monk, Marrick Watts & Jules Lund.

Remediation means what?

Digital media representation of earlier media forms and text

A market dominated by three key players.

Jim Henson believes what about television:

It helps viewers decide if they do or don't want a product.

Photographs are a popular choice for representation because:

Audiences can view them as much or as little as they want., They're easier to manipulate.

'Sponsorship Identification Rule' is aimed to prevent what?

Labels paying DJ's to put songs on high rotation.

What are the three C's of ownership?

Companies, Corporations & Conglomerates.

Selection and omission is what?

A process where only certain content is selected for use.

Who were XFactor Australia's original judging panel?

Mark Holden, Kate Ceberano & John Reid

What is transmedia storytelling?

Storytelling that crosses over two or more media platforms.

What is 'suspended disbelief'?

Mindset allowing the audience to engage with narratives

A commercial bribe to play a song.

What is a social ideology?

A set of beliefs or values about the nature of society/world

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1
Which typically take longer to develop?
Character Arc.
Story Arc.
2
What is a 'digital native'?
Someone who is well versed in multiple digital medias.
Someone born after digital media.
Someone who grew up with internet access.
Someone who works with digital media.
3
Which is not a hybridised reality TV star?
Kim Kardashian.
Leighton Meester.
Jamie Oliver.
Mischa Barton.
4
The Guardian came under attack for doing what to 'protect' their reader?
Fired an openly gay employee.
Edited out a bloodied limb from a train wreck photograph.
Photoshopped Cheryl Cole's tattoo off of her hand.
Refusing to use a muslim on their front cover.
5
What does ASTRA deal with?
Subscription television.
Television advertising.
Australian content television.
Free-to-air television.
6
Raking in $672.8 million, the highest grossing horror film is:
The Sixth Sense
The Exorcists
What Lies Beneath
The Blair Witch Project
7
Machinima is the convergence of filmmaking, animation and ______.
Game development.
Photography.
3D technology.
Voice overs.
8
BONUS: Which young actress was a part of The Sixth Sense's cast?
Ashley Benson.
Mischa Barton.
Kristen Bell.
Blake Lively.
9
Japanese horror films, dating back as early as 1898, used animal blood until the 1940's.
Yes, but it was watered down.
Only for 'splatter scenes'.
False.
True.
10
Direct cinema was prominent in the 60's and was filmed in a way that:
No dialogue was used (also called silent cinema).
The camera acted as a 'fly on the wall'.
Was the term used to describe the rise of documentaries.
The audience was directly spoken to.
11
Who replaced Kyle & Jackie O?
Mel B, Nat Bass, Merrick Watts & Jules Lund.
Nat Bass, Sophie Monk. Merrick Watts & Jules Lund.
Mel B, Sophie Monk, Kate Ritchie & Jules Lund.
Mel B, Sophie Monk, Marrick Watts & Jules Lund.
12
Remediation means what?
Digital media representation of earlier media forms and text
Digitial media representation of historical characters
Digitial media representation of past events
Digital media representation of well known personalities
13
What is a triopoloy?
A market dominated by two key players.
A market dominated by three key players.
A market dominated by more than three key players.
14
Jim Henson believes what about television:
It helps viewers decide if they do or don't want a product.
It is making society less critical.
It is purely there for entertainment.
It's brainwashing youth to participate in criminal activity.
15
As a homophiles species, humans look for people who:
Have contrasting beliefs.
Are of the opposite gender.
Have the same goals.
Have the same opinions.
16
Two or more storylines that don't meet but share characters are called:
Transmedia Storytelling
Parallelism
Auteur Theory
Dual Narrative
17
Photographs are a popular choice for representation because:
Digital and social media favours photographs.
Audiences can view them as much or as little as they want.
They're easier to manipulate.
They are a popular method of self representation.
18
Giles masqueraded as who on Buffy: The Vampire Slayer?
Librarian.
Father.
Teacher.
Technical Assistant.
19
'Sponsorship Identification Rule' is aimed to prevent what?
Unfairly emphasised product advertising.
Labels paying DJ's to put songs on high rotation.
Transmedia Sabotage.
DJ's trying to promote themselves.
20
What are the three C's of ownership?
Convergence, Corporations & Conglomerates.
Companies, Constructivism & Classifications
Companies, Convergence & Conglomerates.
Companies, Corporations & Conglomerates.
21
My surname is...
Meagher
Mar
Mahr
Meaher
22
Who was Gossip Girl?
Dan Humphries
Chuck Bass
Blair Wahldorf
Serena van der Woodsen
23
Cadbury sued Darrell Lee for using their purple- a visual code consumers relate to Cadbury.
True.
False.
24
Selection and omission is what?
A shortlisting process of producers and actors.
A process where extra content is sourced.
A process where only certain content is selected for use.
A process where no material is useable, so it is refilmed.
25
Who were XFactor Australia's original judging panel?
Kyle Sandilands Guy Sebastian Ronan Keating Nat Imbruglia.
Nat Bass, Ronan Keating, Mel B & Dannii Minogue.
Ian Dickson, Marcia Hines & Mark Holden
Mark Holden, Kate Ceberano & John Reid
26
It took _____ artists to create the ________ landscape and dragons in How to Train a Dragon 2.
94, Polish.
495, Norwegian.
45, Swedish.
9, Russian.
27
What is transmedia storytelling?
Storytelling that crosses over two or more media platforms.
Storytelling that is created using multiple mediums/styles.
Storytelling that is available on multiple TV stations.
Storytelling that focuses on 'late night' content.
28
Media production is a:
Guideline to film making.
Task list.
Process.
29
Bloggers are widely recognised as driving forces of what?
Downfall of print media.
Citizen journalism.
Biased reporting.
Computer hacking.
30
What is a technical 'avatar'?
Email firewall software.
Computer version of a user.
An electronic pet.
Blue creatures.
31
What is 'suspended disbelief'?
The act of holding out opinion of a narrative until the end
The disdain for a text based on its sense of reality
A writers technique to allow audiences to be a character
Mindset allowing the audience to engage with narratives
32
Mariylon Monroe took how many takes to get the line 'Where's that bourbon'?
23
14
59
72
33
Who are not similar social representations?
Lois Lane & April O'Neil.
Marisa Cooper & Rachel Salas
Prue Halliwell & Daenerys Targaryen.
Wilma Flintstone & Marge Simpson.
34
What is payola?
A commercial bribe to play a song.
A comercial bribe to verbally promote an artist.
A commercial bride to sabotage an artists' competition
A commercial bribe to allow a singer talk time on radio.
35
The 'digital divide' refers to what specifically?
Young and old.
Male and female.
City, Coastal and Country.
Rich and poor.
36
ACMA has conducted research into SMS?
True.
ACMA does not exist.
False.
37
What is a social ideology?
A collective standard of classification of content.
A set of beliefs or values about the nature of society/world
An idea stemming from a popular media text.
38
Who wrote Game of Thrones?
Jeff Lindsay.
Joss Whedon.
Vince Gilligan.
David Benioff & D. B. Weiss.
39
History maker ______ was the first artist to ever perform on SNL before the album was released.
Meghan Trainer.
Lindsay Lohan.
Rita Ora.
Lana Del Rey.
40
Can films have intertextual references like books?
Only in dialogue.
Yes.
No.
Only if the characters are very similar.

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