Film Production 6

Question 1

Transition created within the camera (visual match cut, whip pans, character exiting the frame)

Accepted Answer

Camera transitions

Question 2

There are two types of sound in movies. Which of the following is included in visible sound?

Accepted Answer

all of the above

Question 3

creative construction of a scene through the assembly of separate pieces, a mosaic of shots

Accepted Answer

assembly editing

Question 4

who directs the actors, organizes and selects the locations, and manages technical details

Accepted Answer

director

Question 5

Which of the following defines using different shot sizes, angles and composition?

Accepted Answer

shot variety

Question 6

There are two types of sound in movies. Which of the following is included in nonvisible sound?

Accepted Answer

all of the above

Question 7

head of the electrical department, responsible for design and execution of the lighting plan

Accepted Answer

gaffer

Question 8

used when the story is told backwards

Accepted Answer

reverse chronology

Question 9

Which crew member is chief of the camera and lighting crew of the film?

Accepted Answer

director of photography

Question 10

This camera angle is used to make the subject appear small or weak.

Accepted Answer

high angle shot

Question 11

camera is placed behind the shoulder of character using shoulder and head as a framing device

Accepted Answer

over-the-shoulder shot

Question 12

This camera angle is used to make the subject appear large, dominant or scary.

Accepted Answer

low angle shot

Question 13

controls matters such as raising funding, hiring key personnel, and arranging for distributors

Accepted Answer

producer

Question 14

shows a montage of closeups to create the scene to show where the scene is taking place.

Accepted Answer

limits of clarity

Question 15

defines closeups of things in the room or on the set for cutaways during dialogue scenes

Accepted Answer

environmental shot

Question 16

the varying of shots length to guide the viewer in an emotional response to the scene

Accepted Answer

pacing

Question 17

using shots to demonstrate actors behavior (someone entering the room or nodding in agreement)

Accepted Answer

reaction shot

Question 18

used for two simultaneous journeys which may or may not arrive at the same destination

Accepted Answer

parallel

Question 19

editing technique that refers to several consecutive shots of brief duration

Accepted Answer

fast cutting

Question 20

Viewers meet the characters after the main event, then the story is told in flashback

Accepted Answer

Bookend

Questions 20